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GENEALOGY COLLECTION
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STATE GAZETTEEE
BUSIjN^ESS dieectoe
1891=2.
VOLUME VII.
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PEICE FIVE DOLLAKS.
PUBLISHED BIENSIA1,LY BY
R L. POLK & C
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CHICAGO. DETROIT. ST. LOUIS.
PUBLISnERS OF QAZETTEEKS AND CITY DIRECTORIES.
For Full List of ruhllcutions, spc oi'p. I'a^e .J-27.
Entered acL'urdir!,' to Act of Cor-reti; in the yi-r.r i^:ii, by R. L. Fci.k i Oj., in the Office of the
Librarian of Cougrt-s.-t. at Vi ashingtcn, D. C.
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^VISC0^'SI^' btxtt ga/.ktteer
liuli i H j j Lu I Li ly I jSU I uh^
OF MILV^AUKEE, WiS.,
IS THE BEST LIFE INSURAIICS CG:]PAi]Y IN THE WORLD.
VJivO SAYG 30? Policyholders Everywhere.
Vl/SaO CA:^ PEOVS it? Policyholders who
have Insurance also in other Companies.
WH\ IS TIIK NOUTinVESir.UN TlIK MOST IMd'lLAll AND
Al-Ql-ST H, l^'--.
ri. K. Miiipliy:
I cnnc^ratulale myself
iipnii linvinjr tlie satVguard
ot the limit of insuraln.-.-
in o!ir oun pi^rriess coin-
pany.
EI)\V. P. Ar.LIS.
WlAi Hit 1 i
Rccimse its Asspt>< iiml Siciirilirs nre tlie Solidost.
r.(«;H!M> ils liilcr.x! Kiitf ii tlio lli^'lifst.
itciiiiisc iN l(h Mci^i!- 1i( l'(>li(\ Imidcrs aio l,:ir:r<st.
Itfcaoc 111.' lHVIl)i;S!) Jtfsiills on i(s TONILNK IMH.ICII'S If at mi -if,' in
1s:M are I'OIM'V to SIXIV \irr !'(Mt. Iii^licr than are now being paiti by any
oilier ciiiniuui.v on shuihiv |Milicios.
lieoaii^e it is Salelv ami IJ'onoinically Managed.
Itecaiiso its i». utii i:,il.' is till' Lnwost."
IJeeaiise it is I lie i.ieat I'lirelj American Company.
STRONGEST! SAFEST! BEST!
Atid furnishiD!? logitimato Ijifo Insurance to-day at less Cost than
any Company in the World.
AsM'-rs
.$4.';, 000,000
7,00(>,<IOO
D E. Jl^URPHY, General Agen ,
Hoi]^£ iJiUcQ, MIlWaUi^^Bj wis.
W. H. SUSLES,
Associate Cm. A::rent,
J. C. CRAWFORD,
Ceneral Special Agent.
AND BUSINESS DIRSCTORT.
1405
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There is no line
Pa9seni;;cT Service ii
All well posted travelers between
T bundsomely ci|iiipi'od fur Through
■ The Norlhweslern Liue."— C, tjt. t..
THE
Twin Cities ami Chicago take this line— particul-.irly: favoring
the •• Vestibule Mmilct,' the only train between Cliicago anil
St Paul that i« ligbtcil with Gas and which carries the tinest
sleeping cars an(r coaches ever built, and also all classes of
passenltrs, without extra fares. On the Lake Superior
portion of the line, between ilinncapolis, Si. Paul and
Dulutb, and St. Paul and Ashland, Pullman Sleepers are run
on night trains, and reclining chair cars on day irain.s.
nORTW:^Jll3Tll71ul
Fast throuL'h train.s with Pnlhnan Sleeping Cars are also run
between Minneapolis. St. Paul and Kansas City, via Sioux
City Day trains between St. Paul and Siou.\ City have
elegant parlor cars. Dining cars are run on all through trams
over this line between Minneapoli-s, St. Paul and Chicago.
Besides being the best
Between the=e principal cities, the Chicago & Norihwestern
System of lines, composed of the Chicago, St, I^aul, Mmne-
. ap(dis & Omaha. ChicaL'o & I4orthwp-:tern, ucd Fremont.
-■ Elkborn & Jlo. Valley liys (all advertised as "The ^orlh-
western Line"), (dfers the i. ickcst nieans ot reaching all
cities and towns in Hie Icni y intersected by it. In connec-
tion with Union Pacitic the C'. St. P.. M. .t O. Ry. also forms
a new throu::h line to the Pacific Co.ast. All particulars,
with maps and time tables, may be obtained at any stalioo, or
at following priuciiial otiiccs:
ST. I'Ai I.. 1 •.!> «:;<»» ri.iiMl ^iir.^t.
i^lI^^i;^iM»l,l«.. i :: Ni...i!.i ii<> isux U.
»l 1,1 III, ii" ll-'l. 1 vt. l.oilK SSIoi !i.
i:||lf.V«i<>, JOS Sc.nlli « liirk Street.
Or, address ^
T. W. TEASDALE,
Gen'l Passenger Agent, St. Paul.
i
AND 1'.URI^"E^■S DIRKCTOKV.
i. A. DIEBOLD, Pres. L. J. KHEUTZBERG, Sec.
I. WEISSEH, Vice-Prea. - "• S- ESCH, Treas._
DEALERS IN
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nrsliiiiirles arc diiiprrt sciinrnti-ly in ii l)()iliii^ (•(nii|iosiiioii uliicli lUiikcs them
practically llio-proof ;is well as watei-pronr. "ill la-<t a*. Ion? as
tlip luiildiiiu', and will losl no more than |iaiiilin? the rool'.
i FULL Sm OF DIPPED SililLESOMiE
: Orders Promptly Filled.
NOS. 700 AND 702 KINNIKINNIC AVENUE,
TELEPHONE 861-2 RINGS.
MILWAUKEE, - WISCONSIN,
Also, LA CR03GE, V/!S.
WISCOXSIN STATE GAZETTEER
ISLAND SASH AND DOOR CO.,
MANUFACTUUEIiS OF ALL KINDS OF
Clinton and lieclier !^(rccl»>.
MILWAUKEE,
WISCONSIN.
W[ll. H. HALLADAY O^^^FQ. CO.,
136 to 140 V'/. Lake St., - - CHICAGO, ILL.
£- — ^^ ^^""^^ \ Manufacturers of
n,,,"j^, ^ ' ' ' - ■ '^^ ' ^--^^ ^- f ■> Circular
'^■^^" '"• ■" •'..-"/ ' 1 1 and Wing
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Band,
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SAWS,
Saw Swages,
Saw Rollers,
Saw Clamps,
LAP GlilMiLllS,
ANVILS,
Etc. rr,:
AUTOMATIC SAW SHARPENfJR.
AND BUSINESS DIRECTOKT. 5
S. J. DEARIIOLT. JOSEPH BENEDICT.
DEARFIOLT & JBENSDICT
Plymouth Block, corner Oneida and Milwaukee Sts.
Telephone 3.287. P. O. Box 206.
MILWAUKEE, - WISCONSIN.
WE C.VKKY THE LAItGEST SELECT STOCK «|f
y^l O B ^^ ^n P ff^ -^ ^1 S
We are Stale Ag(>Dts for tlie FaTrions I^Iaoon A: Iluiiilin Plaiiox and Oriraii-, nisn
tlio Cfltbrated Conorer Bros." Opera. .Starr, etc., <-to. You ctiii purcimse uii iDstruiiient wrih littl,-
luoncv down, and SIO a ni.'ntiv nolil iiail. 1 rof.-ssoi- lien^dict RiT.-s sii nionlhs k-,,si)]!.<. ,miI,t
invtninifntal or vocal. nCiCi: Ol-' 11HH(;|'„ with everv in>=lrimn?nt puroliased. Hi- l,as
had -J" jrt/.ii-s' expen.'nee as te,u-h.-r. for ii. rlv wittl Va- iv.-:i.kii..wn He.is Operrt Co. 0:if -...irls
are |.ur,-l,;i<Pd for CiWii. wlufli allows ii:^ to loaki- vorv Ion r-i'-'-s Aiiv ri-ino or r.r.-an i..,; sjiMri^'
^atisfHctioci v.ill l„- esoli,in-fd AT O.N'CK at our .■:cp.-n— . Vou w.il [•..■v,-r liave lo i<nrc\r.'-- u ih,-p
Piano or Or„'an liut on,-B n\ a lilo time. Good --,oii,i hand Tiann< -i.-ll f .r Jj". S.vi. <;.-i"and ~hi.'. New
oui-s for rent at Ji and Sii a month. A WltlTrKN GU A I£ -V \T F.IC for tivf vi-ars with , -very
in^trinniut. ( hir hihv u|iri„-ht for a liome with lifllr room U rich in ton'-. We keep I'i.mos sold in
.MiU\auk.- in tniie Kl:H".E for rive years. S-e our $17.-) I'iano. latest style, ivorv k-y.l.oard: t.-ri-is. fi.i a
nnnrli See nur new .ll.ason i Hamlin Or^'an for beginners, tor >-j:i. All kinds . .t riano ('..vrs AT
CO>T to ourcuslomers. Tunin.;, repairing, etc , guaranteed. 'Write for our price list and terms.
Kespeetfidlj' your-,
DEx'\E^I30LT a. BErJEDiOT.
(Successors to C. A. BELDENs
SOLID SJLVSeWARE, ETC.
KELIAHLE GOODS AT CHICAGO PRICES.
FINE REPAIRING AND MANUFACTUR-
ING TO ORDER.
29 S. Pinckney St., - MADISON, WIS.
WISCONSIN STATE GAZKTTSER
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ASHLAND, - WISCONSIN.
CAPACITY, 500 HANDS.
EHrfllTlA-O^^n T'^^^<>^^i^in^^n |7AT!i^'»rl.'>T^/><
BOILERLMKEnS AflD iyilLLUiBIGnTS.
Saw Mill Machinery, Mining Machinery,
Corliss and High Speed Engines, Boilers,
Power Transmitting Machinery, Etc.
OFFICERS:
W. F. PARISH, Pres't, Treas. and GenI .Miife-r. TH05IAS BARDON. Vice-President
THOMAS A. PARISH, Secretao'-
DIltKCXOItS : ;
J. H. KNIUHT. SAM. S. FIFIELD. THOMAS A. PAlU'?n
\V. M. TOMPKJXS. EDWIN ELLIS. W. F. PARIS! [
THO.-»IAS BARDON. ' i
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WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEEK
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MANUFACTURERS OF
GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES
BRACKETS.
DOHLIER WI.'iDOWS,
FINIAIS nii(!
WINDGW CAPS.
SLATE, TIN I GOSIIUGATSD IIIOIT HOOFIIIG. \
JIANUFACTUUKRS OF
Patent Angle Iron
Rimmed
BEER SWimERS. \
216 to 220 5th Street,
1l
SKRIGHTS.
I Austin's Patent
\ Expanding
f^ WateiCoiiductcr
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
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^ ,Tnd busiiK^s (lirrclon-.
1507/08-191.1/1 4. R. L. Pclk f. co.'s Wisconsin st;.tc ga^cltccr and busi-
ness directory.
PuMi-bcrs: \o7'J. \V. lWf:.--\F?2. Hocrr & Wrirbt co.— 1SS4/5, R. L. Polk
& CO. and A. C. Dar.ser.— l£S''>-;9 K. L P..:!< S- ro.
■ 1. \Viscon^in — Direct. I. Wiscon-:!!! si.ilc ;ar.eilier .'j-.d bu^inc's di-
roclcrv. n. R. L. Polk & co.'s Vv'iseonsi'-, st.itc g.^ze'l-e: -mu
business dirccLory. ^^
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Indorsed and Used by the United States
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weaken the paper and will
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INTRODUCTORY
Iq placing this, the Seventh Bieunial Volume of the ^YIScoxsI^- State Gazetteer
AND Business Directory in the hands cf its patrons, the publishers do so, confident
that it will meet the requirements of a large portion of the public, and are satisfied to
let it rest on its merits as a work of its class, feeling certain that no more appropriate
Introduction can be offered than the assurance that nothing has been neglected on their
part to secure the utmost thoroughness and accuracy. Very few people who refer to a
directory have any adequate idea of the many difflculties encountered by the publishers
in the issue of a work of such magnitude as a State Gazetteer, while the utility of a
reliable one is undoubted, To secure to the business men of TTisconsin such a work is
the constant aim of the publishers, and the eagerness with which the Gazetteer is looked
for demonstrates conclusively that the work has become a permanent necessity, while a
glance at the large number of advertisements scattered throughout its pages will give
some idea of the high regard in which it is held as a medium of this description.
The earlier pages are devoted tc descriptive and statistical matter relating to Wis-
consin; this is followed by a list of all the postoflices in the State, with a description of
the geographical position of each, the population of each place, leading business inter-
ests, nearest accessible shipping point when off a railroad, nearest banking point, religi-
ous and educational advantages and other iisoful facts regarding it ; following this is an
alphabetically arranged list of all persons engaged in business there, and the whole is
supplemented by a voluminous Classilied Business Directory, comprising lists of all
trades, professions and pursuits, with name and postofBce address, compiled and
arrahged under the heading to which each belongs.
No material used in any previous edition has been embodied in this issue of the
work. Everything, both as regards business data and descriptive matter, has been pro-
cured anew, without regard to the enormous expense thus entailed. The sketches have
been carefully rewritten and much additional inforniHlion added, while a reference to
the Classified Directory will show a far more complete and valuable list than has before
appeared.
Sincere thanks are tendered those who by their patronage and support materially
aided and encouraged the publishers in their work, and also to those who kindly assisted
in collecting the information required in the preparation of this volume ; and, in con-
clusion, the publishers would say that nothing shall be wanting on their part to main-
!' ' tain the high standard already attained, and they confidently hope to meet with the
recognition the work deserves.
GEXERAL INDEX.
Banks and Bankers in Wisconsin 66-70
Classified Busiccsa Di rector j' (Wisconsin) 1085-1391
Classiiied Business Directory i Foreign) 1392-14110
Comcoercial Liuva of "Wisconsin 6O-I1I
County Seats and Count}' Officers in Wisconsin 62-6o
Courts -ll-Tl
Foreign Classiiied Business Directory 1392-1400
Gazetteer and Alpl.aljetical Directory 89-1084
Government of AVi^consin ^cf
loterual Revenue Districts 59
Judiciar}- 4q
Members of Congress 39
Names received too late for regular insertion 12
Patrons Outtide I ho ^tate — Classified 1392-1400
Railroads in ^Viscnnsin g3
State Boards and Associations 55-o8
S'ate Gove; nintnt of Wisconsin 31;
Slate Institutions, with Locations 52-55
Particular atlmiuja is directed to the list of Jlri't-dossbasiiu-ssjirms in cities outside of
the Stale — pages 130^-HOO.
NAMES RECEIVi:i> TOO I.ATE FOR KEGILAR IXSERTIO\.
HLACK EAItTil. An incorporated town
on Black Kartli crce:.\ lu.d on tlie tj. 51. & St. P.
Ry, in Dane ooiinty. '.o nulr.s northw-est of Xadi-
sun, the tminty scat, a>.; southeast of 3Iazo iManie,
the ncartst liiiikir.'^ pcMut, nuit t)j west ot Mil-
waukee. Foinilatiou, OCO. Exp,, Adams. Tel.,
W. U. Mail, daily.
Baer Charles E II, Keueral store.
Barker Sanuiel, ;;en.Tal store.
liestor D L. farm iinj,! j.
BInok Karth cliK-.sr c...
Cullcu Will. l>;^:rkMiiith.
Eriekson K.ui, grocer and confectioner.
Fesri,r,.KKv Ilii^;lies, hardware.
Frank hiiu^u, lumcr.
Hanson Jiartin, blacksmith.
Hieiiey David, meat market.
I,aufc L'hri-;. li.Triie^-- an-I livery.
Lachmund Paul .."c fu, lumber.
McKen/.ie A Ranjard, midiners.
Mann John (a„-t), druggist.
Schane F J. painter.
Scbaiiel Jo^Hpi,, furniture.
Simmnis |; W, jcnvler.
Slmnioiii ilrO A. niillirer,
Stanford. I. .tun .v i;o, |l,.,ur mill.
Stanford ,?^ L.'^au, general store.
Stuart J y, caidiiii: and feed mill.
Voss Frederick, blacksmith.
Wald Ma.-s, sal. on.
■\Vindeu A I', cicthiny and merchant tailor.
Wood Enoch, hotel.
Zatocil Anion, ■ilioeniaker.
Zeller George, licte!.
GAlrlCSVILLK. See also pages 331-332.
Coiiiineroial lIoKl, David T .Mnpree Propr;
Good Livery in Coniie.;(iou. (.v.; ctv. /> Vi\i)
Freeman tieoi-^o V, District Attorney and
Propr Arctic .IIui.thI s'.pi-m_-s.
Mn;;ee Uuvlil ■!',lro|.i- Loniniercial Hotel and
Liiery. (Sec «dc, p IJI3.1
I,.\ CltO.SSU. See also pages OH.')
ICnl<liiA2l ClinrleM, Fresco Artist. 110.3 Win-
iSec adr, ; ■
ncba
liO.J.)
PKW.Vl'KKI'^ A nourishing incorporated
Tillage on the C, .11. i. St. P. I(y, in Waukesha
county, 10 iTiil.is northwest oC .Milwaukee, and ij
nortli of Wauke.sha, the county scat. This is a
well-known ple.isure resort, bem^ located on the
shore cf re;\'t'.ukce laiie, and tii-^rc are ii steamers
and over 100 small boats for the accommodation of
pleasure parties. Teleplione exchange. Esp.,
Am. Tel . \\. U. Popiiiation, 3uO. Mail, dady.
George Barker, postmaster.
Alton A Q, carpenter.
Armour i C'o's Ice House. G !£ McCollom mnijr.
Becker Rev D L i Catholici.
BoUes Wm B, carpenter.
Etdl .loseph. eeiieral store.
Burke Garretr, farm impts.
Cairucross & Uoss i Georj^e Cairncrosa, John Ross).
limekiln.
OaliUveirAIoxaiider, General Store.
Cameron Claude. drUL'Eist.
Camerou Rev J II iCouRregatlonali.
Carberry James, mason.
Christopherson Geuree, barber.
Culver H L, general store.
Davey Ilenrv, stcamlioat owner.
I>ilso,i Mar^-ljall. biiild.r.
Ely Frank, railr.cid at-ecc.
FlemiiiiCKCbmlcs. marshal.
Frederick Jes.se, blacksmith.
Frederickso
1 L, masi
^
Garrett Hen
ry, meat
market.
Hall A; \
(on, (i.
iicral Store.
Hamni IP r
'■ i:)d hotel
Hansen C!i:
■ -L.iuraai.
Jon.s I>, nicu muricT.
Larson P,-ter, m.is.n,.
!»I<I>i)\% ell S I. A «'
Nels.-ii Aiidlrvv ■•cnini
i.llcthodist).
Par^ c:. -,
Peirer Ed«
Pewankce
livery.
-d, luuibe
:ce Lake Flouring MUI.
Plnlbrick E. >h<emakcr.
Plaukinton JiC... :ce.
ijuinlan Thomas, bl.icksmith.
Savoy Frank, saloon and hotel.
Steele Georee L), wagonmaker.
Thomas L) il. lawyer.
While ^t Son, furniture.
Williams 1>, hla.-ksmith.
Zaun Jacob, hotel.
INDEX TO ADYERTISEMEXTS,
Arranged Alplisibctically by Towns.
ALBANY. Page
Flint Saaford E 93
AL5IA.
Alma Milling Co 97
Creuzer C F. 96
Eberle John 96
Huber Bros 96
Williams A F. 97
AXTiao.
Autigo Herold 109
Buhse Ueury C 105
Delcglise Fniuk A 104
Ducliac & Iju-uisbek 109
Herman Fred 109
Hoxie & Mtllor lOa
Johns WB 106
Kellogg Thomas D 104
Langlade Counlj- B ink 107
Langlade County Special 109
Meyer Fred C 109
Millard Albert il 105
Ogden Jcihn A 106
Spencer James C 106
Springer J J, 107
Trever J H ' 107
APPLETON.
Appleton Mnfg Co 121
Arnold George F & Son 123
Brill M II. ." 123
C'Uenevert J E 121
Commercial National Bank 112
Dean Philip 121
<3reeu Bay and Jlissis.^ippi Canal Co. 112
Ilackwortliy John 119
Ilarriman Frank \V 123
Horner Joseph 125
Lawrence University Ill
Sherry James 123
Tock J U 121
UUman J & Co 119
Union Toy and Furniture Co 117
Wells C M &■ Son 115
Wells & Uuelle 115
Willson Bros 117
Woodard George S 123
ASHLAND.
Andison Kenneth
Avery & Hanlzsch
Bekken Bros
Bond}' Bros
Bremner Phillip
Doherty ct Mouahan
Ebblie .Mrs ;\I:>.y
IleydlaulT & (J.nborn
Hochdanner Bros
Hopper George II
Kurievski M J
Lake Superior l>;cf Co
McClintock C M E
McGuire Oeorce
O'Sullivan Eugene J right top
Parish Mnfg Co. left bottom lines and
Sevier D J
Sicotte J B
SoperN S
Steamer Plow Boy
Sullivan J & Co
Walker KG
Wiggins & Kicbardson
AUGUSTA.
CritesE J..
Welch II A .
Nation R A.
Ott Jacob. . .
BAYFIELD.
Downs Wm W
BEAVEU DAM.
Howes EM
Phelps Dr N M
Pratt EC
BELOIT.
Daniels Sisters
Haj's Harry M
BERLIN.
Bratsch August
Bruegger George B
I Disotell W A
141
141
141
137
137
133
137
141
139
130
139
130
135
139
ines
6
129
139
133
133
135
135
130
145
145
153
153
158
161
161
161
167
167
171
173
173
It
WISCONSIX STATE GAZETTEER
Page
Olsen II n 173
Tanner & Lewis 173
Wilson Lewis 171
BLACK RIVER FALLS.
Freeman & Simpson 177
EOSCOBEL.
Brooks & Blancharil 183
BOSTON, MASS.
Dennison Mnfg Co. .buclibone and p 1404
BRANDON.
Graham Bros 187
BRILLION.
Thompson Tyler 189
BUFFALO, N. T.
Balnes A B& U S 1169
BURLIN'GTON.
Gill Nic 19.5
Jones C A 19.5
Klein F G & Co 195
Wilbur Lumber Co 1043
Wurms Bros 195
BUTTERNCT.
Basse Mrs H 198
CADOTT.
Downing Mrs J 11 199
Lintz Aleiander K 1243
CEDARBDROII.
News 209
CHICAGO, ILL.
Abbott Machine Co 10
American Tube Works. 1123.1102 and 1332
Andrews A H &Co. 1201. 1277, 1311,
1313, 1364
Baker ET& Co 1192
Benedict George H & Co 1191
Blair WE 1398
Bolten P H & Co 1185
Brackebush A C & Co 1155
Braun Illustrating Co 1187
Bryant & Stratton C'hicago Busiuess
College left top lines
Calkins T E & Co 1188
Carpenter Geo B & Co. 109.5, 1113,
1127, J 162, 1194, 1242, 1284, 12.^^5,
1298, 1340. 1370, 1373.1377, I3S1 and 1385
Chicago, Iiurlington A; (Juincy R K. 83
Chicago Medical and Surgical Insti-
tute 1088
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Ry. .
lit'ht bottom Hues and 82
Chicago Photo Kiigraving Co. 1189
Chicago Photo-Tint Co 1190
Chicago, Rock Island A Pacific Ry. . 80
Chicago .t Grand Trunk Ry
riglit and left bottom Hues and SO
Clark, Kaffen & Co 1 132
Corlett Bros 1189
Dickinson The Albert Co
Drant Engraving Co
Famous ilnfg Co
Ford Roofing Co The
Gibson Wm D Co
Goodrich Transportation Co
Hagemann Mrs Louise
Halladav Wm H Mnfg Co
Hawtin W & Co
Hibbard, Spencer. Baitlett & Co. . . .
Illinois Central 11 R
right and left bottom lines and
Jarvis G JI Co The
Jurgens C «.t Bro
Krause E L
Kunze REE
McFarland .J C...1162. 1205, 1339,
1368 and
Manz,J & Co
Miller .James A & Bro
Mooney & Poland Detective Agency.
Moore E B & Co
National Union Vaccine Co
Orcutt Co The opp
Pelorsen A & Co
Petz F G
Pinkerton & Cos United States De-
tective Agency
Polk R L&Co opp
Rick'jtisC L
Tarkovsky .t Co
Western Machine, Die and Model
Works
Wetzell AE
Wilks S Mnfg Co
Williams T& Bro
Wisconsin Central Lines
CHILTON.
Koinke Charles
CHIPPEWA FALLS,
Bradford Robert E
Brewster LI)
Chippewa Valley Mercantile Co
Friederich ,T L
Kind Henry
Lego Peter & Son
Michel C & J Brewing Co. . .221 and
Miles D E
Millard BF
Siegrist E
Townsend J L
Webb & Stansbury
Wisconsin Collection Agency
1307
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CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Pettet J .-.1319
CLINTON JUNCTION.
Morgan Mrs A F .• 226
CLINTON VII LE.
Sedgwick FA 227
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COLBY. Page
Peterson N P 229
DARLIXGTOX.
Meehan John 241
DARTFORD.
Whiting EzraT 1235
DE PERE.
Democrat Publishing Co 247
Dunham A; Smith 347
DODGEVILLE.
JIcKinlay Bros 253
Marlis Reuben 253
Mitchell Joscpli jr 253
Streetcr J F 1339
DORCHESTER.
Mclmer Edmund 255
Schmidt A F A: Co 255
DURAND.
FarrM M 259
EAU CLAIRE.
.J^tna Building and Loau Assn 278
Binder A. 281
Boitwitic A J 277
Carroll Jolin 273
Cernaghan T A 267
Dewey C A 283
Eau Claire Book ni;(l Stationery Co.. 277
Eau Claire Furniture Co 233
Eau Claire National Bank 273
Fox M 281
Gaston David 279
Gores J C 281
Ideal Land aLd Loan Co 275
Mac.Martin J 283
Jlerriraan George W 277
Millard B F . . . '. 217
Parkinson ifc McGlllis 271
Pionf-er Furniture Co 277
Heed George M 279
Sime T Jl 283
Smith George W & Bro 275
Stevens A 11 283
Tricgs Henry T 279
Truax Peter 269
•Wedemeyer W H 278
Wienanit .fc Wahl 279
Wisconsin Refrigerator Co 271
Wisconsin River Land Co 275
ELKnORN.
O'Brien T H j 289
ELLSWORTH.
Denaiston J 0 293
ELROT.
Kittelson Charles 295
EVAXSVILLE. Page
Enterprise The 299
FIFIELD.
Fifleld MufgCo 304
Vinette P 304
FOND DU LAC.
Birdsall Co The 313 and 1088
Bush& Hill 311
Carey E A 313
Dallmann A C 313 and 10S6
Dittmarll C 313
Enckiug C L 313
Errard CE 317
Knopke Al 315
Main & Zacherl 315
Jloore & Galloway Lumber Co (!t'd). 311
Post W H right bottom lines and 309
Scherer Henry 315
Sweet I! F & 11 L 311
Taylor A B 315
Thomsen J 318
FORT ATKINSON.
Brown W G 323
Dawes Fred 321
FORT HOWARD.
Hood Wm 323
Krouse Peter 323
Sellers Malcolm 323
FOUNTAIN CITY.
Schneider George 326
FOX LAKE
Kinney HE 337
GALESVILLE.
Magee D T 1243
OLIDDEN.
Sell George 337
GRATIOT.
Jerman Mary A 341
GREEN BAY.
Allouez Mineral Spring Co 355
Britton DW ■^. 343
DriscollJohn 353
GithensJ H 347
Green Bay Business College, right top lines
Green Bay Carringe Co 353
Gieen Bay, Winona and St Paul R R 81
Hall EL 357
Harlow PC 349
Hart H W & C B 359
HoUingsworth Dr ,T S 357
Joannes Bros 351
Johnson J S 351
^[cCunn J N right top lines
Mayer H 355
Forth, Schmid & Ilarman 347
Reinecko & Wendorfif 3.5S
Schiller C 353
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rage
Schmit J P C 357
Schrocders Bros 345
Smits Hei-maa 308
Snyder Frank 349
Straubel & Ebelio- 34j
Streckenbach C W & Co :S5.1
Wellems Joseph A 349
HARTFOED.
Hartford Press 3Co
Mueller Admn B 365
Sunderland iirs J C oG5
HAT WARD.
Chri3tian3on Otto
HILLSBOROUGH.
Mitchell Gu9
Webster L II E
nORTONVILLE.
Schwebs Gustav
HUDSON.
Baker i Helms
Johnson W J & Co
Oliver Wendell Holmes Siinitarium.
Riedel George
HURLEY.
Bardon Thoaiaa
Becker Ph
Morris & Gill
INDEI'ENDENCE.
Independence News The
Myers S M & Co
"Wave The
JANESVILLE.
Blanchard 11 II
Fardy & Kobiuson
Jaueiville Construction Co
Nelson Bros
Norris A B it 51 A light top
Phelps SH
Recorder Prinliii;^ Co
Schaller & Strir k:cr
Shoemaker W E
Taylor M D
JEFFERSON.
374
374
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383
381
383
387
387
387
390
390
390
397
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KILBOURN CITY.
Mirror-Gazette
Heger Rudolf.
Mueller Ed. . .
Juneau Telephoae.
Walther John
KENOSHA.
Dickhant Charles A
Head Dan A Co
Peunoycr ISanit.irium The. . .419 and
KIEL.
S:mon GH
397
399
ines
399
397
3!)7
399
39.5
407
407
411
411
433
423
4-'0
426
LA CROSSE.
Anderson Mons & Son
Baiduzzi C
Beyer B
Coiuiau C L
Dengler John
Durham Benjimiu F
Exchiin:;-.; Slate Bank
Fox Lt Smith
Fuiike J(jseph B
Grams John
Gund John Brewing Co. . .
Hackncr E
Kroner F
La Crosso Cracker Co. . . .
McCovd J.imes
Harden J II
Michel C& J Brewing Co.
Oyeu Odin J
Puuiptrin it Wi.acenhorn Cicar Co.
lioosevelt W A Co
Stanek J J
State Bank of La Crosse
Techmer II C
Thocny John
Torrance John ct Son
Wisconsin Lumber and Jlnfg Co. . .
LAKE GENEVA.
Bank of Geneva
.433 and
443
1203
437
441
443
439
443
437
439
443
435
443
441
441
441
445
MOo
43.5
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433
441
437
445
4-!5
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453
LANCASTER.
Grant County Herald 4.57
Lowry Ed M'. 457
Mejcr Richard vi Co 457
Posey ifc JlcPherson 457
LEXINGTON, KY.
Stoll. YannaltiLt Co 1093
LONG GROVE, IOWA.
Skirain it Russell 1094
MADISON.
Abaly W C 495
Arusmaier Fred 495
Belden (; A 4^9
r.ernard (.'harles & Son 491
B rss Ilarrov." Mufg Co 495
Boyd it Gill 473
Bresee Levi M 481
C:antn-cll MJ 491
Cor}- John. 493
Dcininger George 495
Frank J 487
French Charles \ 495
French it Clifford 489
Fuller & Johnson Mnfg C... 475
GoodnowMrsH D 495
Grove II it Sons 481
Kemp J JI it Co 483
Kraft Guorixe 489
Lacher Joseph 493
AND ErSINKSS DIEECTOF.T.
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Larson John & Co 5
Leary Join W 495
LeilwilL ,]umes 491
Oweus ^Vm 476
Park ■\\"m J & Sons 4S3
Peterson, Ois^'O & Fish 485
Savings, Loan and Trust Co 476
Schroder Henry 491
Seller Jacob 493
Tracy, G;ubs & Co 4S9
Turvill Bros 485
Viall M E .t W A 485
Weckesser II G 487
Wisconsin Botschafter 495
MAKITOWOC.
Drost 11 & Son 509
Keltf-nhofun JI 507
Liebcno w C it Son 507
Manitowoc JInfg Co 505
Reidercr JIrs ?il ,509
Sondermanu E 509
Veith Fcrdinnud 509
Williams A & Son 505
Willolt Joi & Sons 1277
Wiudiato Thomai 507
MAKISETTE.
Brink Pc'c Co 521
Ciiirk FA 519
Humi'hicvillo Wm II 521
Larsen J.'imcs 517
Lindt'Ui it Millar 517
Linii(iiii-t JO 515
Liindbfii,' K 519
Miller B'os 515
Pl.ice it Smith 519
Rctlich Kruesl 515
Strass IS 517
Westlund August 521
MAREESAN.
B'.oedel Pliillip 525
Saxe Jaiuos II 525
MARSnriELD.
Bever Bros 527
Fdster's Hotel Co (k'd) .527
Lang & Christenscn 527
Blarshtield Land Co opp 52S
Weilaud I'eter 527
MArSTON.
Fosbinder C W 531
Juneau County San 531
Mansion Produce Exchange 531
MATVILLE.
Dodge County Pionier 533
MEDFORD.
Hartwii; Fred J 537
Zmmermanu John V 537
MEXASHA. Page
Mielke Michael 539
MEXOMOKIE.
Schmidt & Heintz 543
MERRILL.
Kollock George W 547
Rossman John 517
Scott James W 547
Milton College 553
Speuce EL 553
MILWAUKEE.
Abeles & Mahler C43
Adams JI H 647
AdlerF P 041
Allia Edw P d- Co 1197
American Vinegar Works C43
Andrae Julius left bottom lines
AndreeE W 641
Andres John &, Son i 043
Ankelen Gustav 063
Aschermann Ed it Co left top Hues
Awe Fred 013
Barkow Herman 605
Barnard George L 023
Bastam Ale.x G39
Baty Robert 061
Baumgarten C 623
Becker Dauforth 645
]5entley Tliomas 1{ 645
B^rghoefer Charles 645
Berwanger A 645
Bethmanij it Tappendorf 005
Beyer J V 617
Biegel Peter 617
Biersach it Niedermcyer 8
Dinner Engraving Co . , : 503
Binney J 647
Birkenwald S J; Co 1291
Bishop A V 649
Blatz Val Brewing Co 575
Boeltcher it Schiuirael 597
Brodesser Mnfg Co right lop lines
Brumder Geoige opp 5S2
Brummer W F 615
Bnes H F 581
Bucstrin Henry 003
Biinde it Upnieyer 563
Canar Bros 651
Caudee AV S right top lines
Carpenter D H 053
(Carroll it Kennedj' Co 649
Caspar C N 603
Cas.^el Peter 655
Christmanu Alexander 021
Clement, Williams iV- Co 587
Cohen, Nei^serA: Licberman 027
ColdeweG it Co 1120
Cole Sidney H 603
Commercial Printing Co 571
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WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEKE
Page
Uook &Hyde 603
Cox Jo<=eph L 649
Cribb Robert 6G1
Crow Stove Polish Co 1225
Ciuinhy Bros left top lines
Culli^-Hn JohnD 610
Daily News oSl
Davis Omnibus Line and Transfer Co 579
Dcarholt .fe Benedict
right top lines and 5
De Lange n 655
Detwiler E & Son 593
Dieffenbach Alexander F 1385
Douglas James 663
Dreber Pius G39
Eagle Pattern Works 007
Edwards W N 1203
EgelhcfC J & J 637
Egelhoir Thco Co 569
Elmermann A J 651
Erdmauu Albert J 1131
Esch John ifc Son 609
FachutarS P 653
Fatli John 663
Fidelity and Casualty Co The 585
Fischer Chemical Cleaning Works.. 651
Frascr Donald 607
Friauf .t Jinichck 655
Fuldner L & Co 657
Gaidner A II Co 629
Gerlach Wni & Co 589
Germania Publishing Co opp 583
Goerres Pbilipp 637
GoU & Frank Co 025
Goodyear Rubber Co
left top lines and opp 1103
Graf John 007
Grassier M 1103
Greulicb Aug\ist & Son 053
Griese Alwin W 655
Grocn Fred II 657
GumzR&Co 601
Hack & Alten 1163
Hager John 705
Hamaun & Senz 613
Harper Robert & Sons left top lines
Hart Peter 653
Hatch J 15 & Co 657
Hays Ooori;o 657
Heinl Joseph & Sons 007
Hendec C A & Son 813
HinUel John 631
Hoffman & Minwegeu 601
Hoffmann & Baur". 599
Holton J 661
Hunter G 31 631
Huntington J F opp 702
Island Sash and Door Co 4
Jacob & Weige! 661
Jacobi & Richter 1201
Jaquct's Patent Dipped Shingle Co.. 3
Jess Fred 667
Page
Johnson Chris S. 607
Jones U L Co (I'tri ) 589
Jovce Gilbert S 027
Jurss Wm C & Co 1188
Kaaiz 1 031
Karger Leopold 615
Karker John 007
Keihl & Breidster 705
Kieckbefer Elevator JInfg Co. ..backbone
Kimball WD 005
Kirsch R G 651
Kletzsch C FCo 599
Kh>kner A 670
Ko. filer Hugo 665
Kohn Anton. 1337
Kolpacki Bernhard 009
Kropp Wm & Co 073
KrusF P 009
Lachmaa Louis 071
Larson James 071
Larson Louis 071
Laverrenz Otto & Bro 095
Leigh James '''76
LeipoUKt Wiskocil rigbt lop lines
Lieschel Charles 037
Lindsay Bros 073
Linger Dr 0 675
Lohr Charles & Co 577
Lohse Bros 049
Lorenz U & Son 081
Lowe L 081
Ludwig Charles 073
Lund George 673
McLees Kate 081
MacLaren Til N. . . .left side lines and 025
Macomber AV W . . .bottom edge and 501
Mannvillo Covering Co front cover
Marr & Ricliards Engraving Co 603
Martin Frank 003
MajburyFrtdM 017
Mellen Wm : 079
Memlel, Smith & Co 1225
-Meuuier John Gun Co. .right bottom lines
Me> ers J A & Co 075
Milbrath C W & Co 629
Miller Charles B 079
Miller H C A; Co 075
.Milwaukee Boiler Co 593
Milwaukee Cement Co. . .left bottom lines
Milwaukee Employment Agency. . . . 053
Milwaukee Engraving Co - 029
Jlilwaukee, Lake Shore & Western
Ry 79
Milwaukee Mirror and Art Glass
Works 597
Milwaukee Ship Yard Co 627
Mitchell AS 1149
Money J 679
Mousted A & Co 097
Mooers II A: Co 1371
Moore Mufg and Foundry ("o 095
Mueller & Koken 0"!
AND BUSENKSS DIRECTOET.
19-
Murpby Daniel E 2
Nagle Wm 681
Xaish EB 677
Naujoks Math 705
Nelson Swan 1205
New York Life Insurance Co
rieht top lines
Nordberg JInfc: Co T. GIO
Northwestern Chemical Cn 677
Northwestern Dental Assn opp 702
Noithwestern Furniture Cn 703
Northwtstern ^Mutual Life Ins Co of
. Milwaukee 2
Obeubcrger Joseph 619
O'Connor Phil 687
Ohlsen Wm 633
Olson Knutl 093
Orinda Sprincs Co 687
Packard O L Machinery Co 601
Peege E J 663
Penn Mutual Life Ins Co
bottom edge and 501
Pereles Nalh & Sous 1333
Petersen 11 left side lines
Pfistcr & Voo-tl Leather Co (VT7
Philipp A &V>ro 591
PietEch Otto Dye Works
top edge and CS6
PilgerO J &Co '
1091, oppllUl, 1377 and 13?S
Plankinton Bank The front cover
Plankinton House 550
Pollock Wm 571
Pommer E Wine Co right top lines
Pralil Charlf 3 A 695
Raetz Gu-t 687
Hahtc & Haas 679
Rau Charles H 051
licalty and Iluilding Record 571
Reisa Valentine 687
Rheude Anton 112S
Ringer C F 683
Ron John O 605
Schilling Jacob 705
Schlilz Jos Brewing Co 573
Srhniidt Peter & Co 683
Schniitt F &Sous 1208
Schniitt M J 683
Schiieidi r & Schlcsinger 6S3
Schnetzky II P 677
Schocnlet.cr Otto J 564
Schulz Erdman 1370
Schwaab Stamp and Seal Co 039
Schwalbach M 635
Schwartz C O Stove Co 685
Seitz J 685
Senger Rudolph 705
Severiu Gustav 1345
Seyring Fred 085
Shaw Jesse & Co 1225
Sheriffs JInfg Co 595
Simonds Chauncey Co 625
Page
Sims J C ; 691
Smith A E & Co 585
Spencerlan Business College. , .front cover
Sprinkmann Fred 689
StaabMrs K 635
Standard Brick Co 1125
Standard Paper Co 595
Stannard F P Gun Co The.
left bottom lines
Stehling & Blommer 619
Stein Mrs Wilhelmine 635
Stern's Alpine RemedvCooOl and opp 728
Stollenwork A & B . ." 730
Stollenwei k & Winding Co 729
Stolper Charles 6S9
Stout Stanley S 659
Sullivan II J 7
Swoboda Frank 689
Taylor W G 665
Tcnscher Joseph 689
Thierbarh M ^t Co 017
Tiavelers' Insurance Co of Ilartfcrd.
Conn left side lines and 025
Trenkamp F 633
Trofitel Albert & Sons 673
Underwood II G.. right top lines and 1316
United States Mutual Accident Assn. 077
Van Ncrman G B 033
Wehr August 691
Weis Bros left side lines and 697
Welsel & Vilter Mnfg Co The 02&
Weissleder Herman 691
Werner A 691
Werner F 059
West II II Co 587
Wetzel A >.t Bro 705
Wilkin Mnfg Co The front cover
Wilier Mnfg Co 095
Wilmot Business and Shorthaud Col-
lege 567
Winding George 730
Winkelmann OF 69a
Wisconsin College of Midwifery and
Lying-in Hospital 705
Wisconsin Trust Co of Milwaukee. .
front cover and 659
Wisconsin Typewriter Co 1383
Wisconsin Venetian Blind Co
left top lines and 69s
With & Frees 609
V/right John M 093
Yale II P & Co .585
Ziemann A 603
MINERAL POINT.
Brown David 749-
Charles John 749
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.
McJ[lllan Jas & Co 1377
Minneapolis, St Paul & Sault Ste
Marie Ry 1403
Minneapolis & St Louis Ky 38
Williamson J F 131S
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WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEEE
MOLINE, ILL
Moline Plow Co
MONMOCXn, ILL.
Monmouth Jlining and ^[nfg Co.
MONI'.OE.
Duerst N S
Klocppel & Kadeiiy
Shrincr Ferd
Willaman & Thorp
MONTELLO.
McCuddin M
MO>'TFORT.
Frankland J
MONTREAL, P. Q.
O'Flaherty Johu
NEENAH.
Blair & Huie
RussellJ B
Page
1037
753
753
753
753
NEILLSVILLE.
Hein John
Jones Frank D
1331
767
771
771
NEW LISBON.
Wilson Amasa.
NEW LONDON.
Beyer George 779
Dawson J C 731
Johnson Mnfg Co . . 781
Knapstein Theo & (_'n 779
LyoQ, Daughertv ifc Kuapsteins 779
Renter Charles F 779
Schantz & Ilahn 78!
Tlm°sThe 781
Werner O W.... 781
NEW IIICII.MOND.
Johnston Wm ik Co 784
Wells & Mulrooney 781
OCONOMOWOC
BueehelerH C 793
Hurlhutifc Good will 793
OCONTO.
Bond George E 797
BruusF A 796
Cook \Y P &. Bro 799
Frewcrd George il 797
Haustchal K , .". 799
Holt Lumber Co 799
Oconto Company 797
OMUO.
Hall A B 803
Morton C C i; Co 803
OSHKOsn.
Badger Pump Co 837
Barnes J A 809
Battis Bros 821
Page
Conlce Lumber Co 821
Diamond Paint Co 829
Eagle Broom Factory 829
Freeman C W 829
German National Bank 813
Glatz J & Son S09
Gould James P 811
Gustavus E R 819
Horn & Schwahn 823
Imperial Paiut Co 811
Ke/.ertee 1 827
Luck T 825
Morrau JIatlress Co 817
Neville T 815
Oshkosh Business College and School
of Shorthand front cover
Oshkosh Pump Co 815
Phillips ^.t Kleiet 825
Powers Charles R 829
Repo (/'hailes 829
Reynolds James M 827
Stewart Frank C t'lo
Stopper M 825
Streich Gabriel !r^23
Wisconsin Real Estate and Exchange
Co 825
Wyland v.t Castle 813
PESHTIGO.
Annstronir Mrs F 838
Choletle Mrs MR 839
Earner M 839
Hall WW 839
Pergoli AD 839
Pcshtigo Co The 837
PHILLIPS.
Bee The 814
Campbell Jay 842
DurkeeE E 843
Friedl W 841
Hartmaun Henry 841
Kelleher C C . . .' 841
Nichols W H 843
Owen W F 842
Sorenson Bros 842
State Bank of Phillips 842
WojdardJohnD 842
PLATTEVILLE.
Moore Samuel 849
PLTMOUTn.
Petersen Bros 853
PORTAGE.
Daly J H 857
Edwards Wm M 859
Forbes W it 855
ilurphy B 853
Weir A J 855
York I W .t Co 57
AND BUSINSSS DIE£:CTOEy.
PORT WASniSGTOX. Page
Henze A R. . 86t
Ozaukee County Malting Co S61
- PRAniI& DU CnlEN.
Barnej' Bros 867
Gibbons I H & Co 807
7 PRINCETON.
Priest H K 871
Schwanlie August '^71
RACINE.
Case J I Treshing Machine Co 1379
Dickey E P Fanninc; .Mill Co «77
First National Bank 875
Foster & Williams 87.5
Gofchner Charles 875
Heck Louis 877
lIcLers Kate : S79
Mnfrs' Xnlional Bank of Kacine 875
Phelon Mrs MM 879
Putnam C 11 877
Racine Specialty Cn 1383
Union National Bdiik 877
RANDOLPH.
BuLrinann 11 886
Cook S.'imuei A 880
Poster 0 C 88(5
Tobey Frank C 886
REEDSBHRGH.
Collins S A 891
Doeriuix Ilerraan 1841
Webb i.fc Schwekts 891
RHINEI.ANDER.
Crowley Tboinas 894
Dodd J :M 895
Fuller F E 895
Oneiiia County Land and Abstract Co 895
Rhinelandtr Iron Co 895
RICE LAKE.
Barron County Bank 899
Rice Lake LunibtT Co 899
llice Lake .M ufg Co 899
RICHLAND CENTKE.
Risliop .1 H 901
Breese LP 901
RIPON.
Carley & Dunia.^ 904
Miles ,I(.bn L 905
Ripon Pacliias Co 904
Timms C J 905
RIVER FALLS.
Freeman & Kuy'cr 1199
Tubbs Thomas E & Co opp 90S
Wells Wm 909
9T CROL\ FALLS.
Baker J S 917
ST. LOUIS, MO. Page
Branch-Crookes Saw Co 1365
Iron iMouutain Route 1401
Missouri Pacitic Ry 1178
Wabash Railroad 1403
ST. PAITL, MINN.
American Land and Title Register
A.=3n 1236
Chicago, St Paul, Minneaplis &
Omaha Ry 1405
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Southern Pacific Company opp 1400
SHAWANO .
Raddant Emil T. 929
SHEBOYGAN.
CoaeE 1252
Hensel Fred 933
Hilpcrtshauscr Charles 93!
Ivauer Peter 931
Koepsell John J 933
KuEserow C 933
Mayer J G 9bi
SHEBOYGAN FALLS.
Quyett Moses
941
SnULLSBCRG.
Shullsburg Bank 945
SOUTH SUPERIOR.
i Taugiicy Thomas 977
SPARTA.
Chamberlain C V 949
STEVENS' POINT.
Bosworth & Reilly 9.^9
963
Commercial Bank The.
Currnn II & J D.
Felch Chester. . .
901
903
Firbt Nnlinual Bank 9.is
Gazette The 961
McGlachlin & Simons 901
North Siile Lumber Co 900
Oliu & Packard 9G3
Rice John & Bro 959
Rothman Philip 961
SUN PRAIRIE.
Barth N 972
BUPERIOR.
Bank of Superior 973
Bardon John A 973
Bishiff J F JT 973
Catliu & Bui ler 976
Doe & Reynolds 973
Douglas County Abstract Co 974
I'Mn arils Cordy 9y5
George & Shryark 974
Lmcoln & Correll 977
Miller Grover P 977
Nobles & Liunen 979
WISCONSIN STATE LIAZETTEER
Page
Smith & Hare 974
Superior Consolidated Laud Co '.174
Taylor Frauk L 077
Wallcer John 979
WebbWH 979
Wilson G Fd: Co 979
Wisconsin Swedish Tribune &Sj
THORP.
McGuireLH 1003
l^ye, Lusk & Hudson 1003
TOSIAU
Baurafrart & Schwartz 1005
Palmer Mrs S D & Son 10O5
Scholltr& Cech 1007
Sowlc & Sowle 100.5
VIKOQUA,
Pierce L& Co 1019
Silbaugh Jackson 1019
WASni'.L'RX.
Bank of Washburn 1031
Bay Lanl and Improvtineut Co 1U23
Bush H II 1033
Delaiu-y A E 1023
Hallciran John 103;]
Potter G F 102a
WATERLOO,
Humphrey M M ct S.m 103n
WATERTOWN.
Blumenfeld & Son 1030
Eaton S JI & Son 1039
Fuermann diaries 1037
Harti£;& Manz 1037
Harlwig AH 103i
Heck E A 1039
Jossi vfc Habhe2?cr 1039
Koch A; Seifert 1035
Kunert E Mnfi,' Co 1033
Kusel I) & F 1031
Lotz Mrs C T 1038
MorauN 15 103B
Korthwestern Univeraily. . .1037 and 103S
Reber Wm 1039
Schoppe Wra 1037
TaksdorfF 1035
University of Our Lady of the Sacred
Heart 1031
Valerius Dr i Co 1033
Waitz U A 1039
Wiggenlioru Bros 1039
Woodard & Stone 1039
WAUKESHA.
GritEn E A 1045
Henk Miueral Sprius; Cu 1045
Jones George H 1043
National Exchange Bank 1045
Ryan & Merton 1043
Spencer James R 1047
Sumner D H \1047
Tullar D 8 1047
Wambold E 1047
WAUPACA.
Bruley Wm 1049
WAUPt;N.
Blaisdell J W 1051
WAUSAU.
Orr Nathan J 1057
Sorrill Wm R 1057
Wausau Law and Laud Assn 1055
Williams ifc Eniter 1057
Ziemer Richard G 10.59
WADWATOSA.
Klumpp Charles 10G2
Philipp A & Bro 591
Sporleder F II 10131
Wisconsin Bridge and Iron Co 10C3
WEST SUPERIOR.
Bank of West Superior
Broadway Hotel left side
Buidick & Lecour
Campbell A: .'^lott
Dauielsou, Aarstad & Peterson
Devlin James
Uoliie Brr.s
Douglas County Bank
Dow J J left side
Fulton R M
Haley it. Robinson
Harris Bros
Heuvis Joseph C & Co
Hutchins, Gaudet i Co
Keystone Investment Co
Land and River Improvement Co . . .
Lang F N A C.)
MeCausland & JlcCluer
Mast RC
I\!atchette F J
JMathewa Wesley
.Miller C W &Co
I'osten
Randall B T
Rhodes & Roger."
Roberts & Bingham
Scarlett & Currie
Simons W P
Strothmau Bros
Swenson Henry A
Thompson H O
Tostevia & Moore
Trotier & Bishop
Watt A; Duncan
West Superior Botllmg Co
9S1
lines
983
".195
U80
991
987
983
lines
985
993
983
9.85
989
9.^7
987
991
991
991
989
997
993
987
993
981
997
997
981
995
993
995
995
989
989
997
WHITEWATER.
Coburn G W 107
Giesey AL lOl
AND BUSINESS UIEKCTOET.
Halverson Bros 1075
Marr & Kacbe! Bros 1073
:Martiu Harry T 1073
Uuioii Pr(xluce Co 1073
Van Valen & Waterman 1073
WINNECON^E. Page
Miller Wm C 1078
Williams Levi H & Son 1073
■WONEWOC.
Miller T L 1080
INDEX TO ADYEimSEMENTS,
Clu<i!<iiiccl witli IScrcrciicc to I!ii§iiie«s.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. Page
Deleglise F A, Autigo 104
Millard Albt-rt M, Antigo 105
Downs Wm W, Bavfiekl 158
Denniston J C, Ellsworth 293
Eiickiog C L. FouJ du Lac 313
CUrlstianson Otto, Ilayward 3G9
Oueida Countv Land and Abstract
Co, lihinelaiider 895
American Laud and Title Uegitter
Assu, St Paul, Minn .' 1236
Catliu «fc Butler Abstract Co (I'ld),
Superior 970
Douglas County Abstract Co, Su-
perior 974
Wausau Law and Land Assu, Wausau 1005
AGP.ICULTUKiL IMPLEJIENrS.
Appleton Slnfg Co, Ap[jlelon 121
Ott Jacob, Bnraboo 153
Buss Harrow JInf:: Co The, Madison 495
Fuller ifc .lohusoa Mnfg Co, Madison 475
Lindsay liruM, Milwaukee 073
Moliiie riow Co, Jloiine, III ins7
Kelleher C C, Phillii>s 841
ARCIUTECTS.
Dean Philip, Appleton 121
Janesviile Construction Co, Janes-
ville 397
Diclihtint Charles A, Kenosha 423
Cory John, JMadison 493
Charles John, [Milwaukee 749
Kimball W D, Milwaukee 065
Kiisch H G, Jlilwaukf e 651
Kolpacki Bernhard, Milwaukee .... 069
Leipold & Wiskocil, Milwaukee
right top lines
Peege E J, Milwaukee 063
Rau Charles il. Jlilwaukee C51
Kiuger C F. Milwaukee 0S3
Schnelzky II P, ililwaukee 677
Seyring Fred, Milwaukee 085
Swobada Frank. Mihvaukee 689
Hilpeitshauser Charles, Sheboygan. . 031
ARTIFICIAL LI3IB MNFRS. Page
Baty Uobert, :Milwaukee 061
Prahl Charles A, Milwaukee 095
ARTISTS.
Balduzzi C. La Cro.se 1203
Werner F, Mdwaukee 059
Freeman C W, Oshkosh S29
ASSAYERS.
Mitchell A S, Mihvaukee 1149
AWNINGS, TENT.S, ETC.
Carpenter Geo B & Co, Chicago, III.
cards in classified Business Directory
Williams T & Bro, Chicago. Ill 1094
Johnson Chris S, Milwaukee 067
Pilger G J & Co, Milwaukee 1091
With & Frees, Milwaukee 669
BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS.
Woodaid George S, Appleton 103
Nation R A, Baraboo 153
Dawe.s Fred, Fort AtkiQSou 321
Pierce L & Co, Viroqua 1019
BANDS AND ORCHESTRAS.
Neapolitan Mandolin Orchestra, ilil-
waukee 653
BANK AND OFFICE FIXTURES.
Simons W P, West Superior 981
BANKS AND BA.NKERS.
Langlade County Bank, Autigo 107
Commercial National P>ank, Appleton 112
Fau Claire National Bank, Euu
Claire 273
Head Dan & Co. Kenosha 423
Escbange State Bank, La Crosse. . . . 443
I State Bank of La Crosse, La Crosse.. 441
B-JUk of Geneva, Lake Geneva 453
! Meyer Richard tk Co. Lancaster 457
I Plankinton Bank The, iliiwaukee..
j front cover
German National Bank, Osbkosh. . . 813
' State Bank of Phillip-), Phillips 842
I First National Bank, Racine 875
"WISCONSIN STAT3 GAZETTESE
Mnfrs' National Bank of Racice, Ra-
cine 873
Union National Bank, Racine 877
Barron County B;^nk, Rice Lake. . . . 899
Siiullsburfili Bank, Sliullsburgh 945
Commercial Bank The, Stevens'
Point 903
First National Bank, Stevens' Point. 958
Rank of Superior, Suiicrior 973
Bank of Wasliburn, \V',i.sbliurn 1021
National E.'cebange Bank, Waukeslia 10-15
Bank of West Superior, West Super-
ior.. . 981
Douglas County Bank, West Super-
ior 93
BARBERS' SUPPLIES.
Lowe L, Milwaukee 681
BATtlS.
Norris A B & JI A, .lanesvi'.Ie
rigbt top lines
BEER PUMPS.
Karger Leopold, Milwaukee 015
Seveiia Gustav, Milwaukee 1345
BELTING AND HOSE.
Culligan .Jolin D, Milwaukee 010
Gardner A II Co, .AUhvaukee 029
Goodyear Rubber Co, Alilwaukee. . .
left top liiie.s and opp 110'-!
BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES.
Andrae Julius, Milwaukee
left bottom lines
BIRD DEALERS.
Brummer W F, Milwaukee 015
BLACKSMITHS.
Bremner Phillip, Aslibaid 137
>IacMartin ,J, Eau Claire '.283
Bloeilel Phillip, .Miuke.^an ,5'35
Obeuberger Joseph, .Milwatikee 619
BLUE PRINTS.
Scbmitt M J, Milwaukee 083
BOAT BUILDERS.
Bernard Charles & Son, Madison. . . . 491
Turvill Bros, Mailisou 485
Larson Loui.'*, Milwaukee 671
Nagle Wm, Milwaukee 681
BOILERMAKERS.
Bondy Bros, Ashland 137
Parish Mn fg Co, A«blund 6
Seyler D J, Ashland 129
Gaston David. Eau Claire 279
Grams John, La Crosse 443
Milwaukee Boiler Co, Milwaukee... 593
Weifel & Vilter Mufg Co, Milwaukee 0'23
Battis Bros, Oshkosli 821
Guatavus E R, Ushkosh 819
Kunert E JInfg Co The, Watertown 1032
BOILER PUROE JINFRS.
JIaybury Fred M, iMilwaiiliee 017
BOILER AND PIPE COVERING. Pnje
Mannville Covering Co, Milwaukee, i
front cover
Sprinkmann Fred, Alilwaukee 0S9
BOOK BINDERS.
Tock J II, Appleton V2l
Park V/m J A; Sons, Maili.sf.n 483
Ankelen Guttav, Jlilwaukee 003
Qermania Publishing Co, Jlilwaukeo
opp 583
Laverrenz Otto & Gro, Milwaukee. . 095
Miller 11 C oi Co. Jlilwaukee 075
Wetzel A & Bro, Alilwaukee 705
Mast 11 C, West Superior 991
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Park Wm J & Sons, Madison -i^Z
Caspar C N, .Milwaukee 003
West il II Co, Milwaukee .587
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Rothman Philip, Stevens' Point 901
BOTTLERS.
Klein F G & Co, Builinglon 195
Fardy & Robinson, Janesville 395
Ileger Rudolf, Jellerson 407
Blalz Val Brewing Co, Milwaukee.. 575
Graf John, .Milwaukee 007
(Jriiula Springs Co, .Milwaukee .... 087
Knapsleiii Tlieo v.t Co, New London. 779
(ilalz J A. Son, Oshkosh 800
Raddanl Emil T, Shawano 929
Eaton S M A. Son, Watertown 1030
Ilaitig & Alanz, Watertown 1037
West Superior Bottling Co, West
Superior 997
BO-X JINFRS.
Drost H A Son. Manitowoc 509
De Lange II. Jlilwaukeo 055
Hays George, Milwaukee 057
TimrasCl, Ripou 905
Griffln E xV, Waukesha 1045
BOX SHOOK MNFRS.
Doherty & Monahan, Ashland 135
BRASS FOUNDERS.
Mellen Wm, ililwaukee 679
BRASS GOODS.
Roosevelt W A Co. La Crosse 445
BRASS AND COPPER TUBES-SEAMLESS.
American Tube Woiks, Chicago, III. 11^3
BREWERS.
Michel C & J Brewing Co, Chippewa
Falls ; '221
Riedel George, Hudson 383
Becker Ph, Hurley 3.87
Fardy & Robinson, Janesville 305
Ileger Rudolf, Jefferson 4o7
Gund John Brewing Co, La Crosse. . 435
Alichel C & .1 Browing Co, La Crosse 433
Blatz Val Crewing C.J, Alilwaukee.. 575
Graf John, Alilwaukee 007
AND BUSINESS DIEECTORY.
Page
Schlitz Jo3 Erewing Co, Milwaukee. 573
Knapstt'in Theo £ Co, >Cew Loni'.oD. 770
GlaizJifcSon, O&likosh SOU
Horn & Schwalm, Osbkosh 823
Ratiaant Emil T, Shawano 920
Ilarlig & Manz, Watertowo 1037
BREWERS' .MACHINERY.
Brodesser ilafg Co, Milwaukee
right top lines
BRICK MNFRS.
Veilh Ferdinand, JIanitowoc 500
Standard Brick Co, Milwaukee 112.5
BRICK MOLD MXFRS.
Coldewe Q& Co. Milwaukee 1126
BRIDGE BUILDRS.
Durkee E E, Phillips 843
"Wisconsin Bridge and Iron Co, Wau-
watosa 10G3
BR005I JINFKS.
Eagle Broom Factory, Oshkosh 820
BUILDERS' IKON WORK.
Clark, Kallcn & Co, Chica;.^o, 111 . . . . 1133
BUILDING M.\TFKI.\LS.
Erdman Albert J. Milwaukee 1131
Lund George, Milwiuikee 673
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSNS.
^Ina Building Slid L<'an Aspn, Eau
Claire 278
BUTCHERS' BLOCKS.
Willson Bros, Appleton 117
BUTCHERS' SUPPLIES.
Birkcnwftld S & Co, Milwaukee 1291
Brodesser Mnfg Co, Milwaukee
right top lines
Jacobi & Uichter, Milwaukee 1291
CARPENTERS AND BUII.DEP.S.
Sherry James, Appltton 123
Ott ,Tacol), Baraboo 153
McKinlay Bros, Dodgeville •2.'53
Janesville Construction Co, .Janes-
ville 397
Arnsmaier Fred, Madison 49.5
Cory John, Madison 493
Kemp J M & Co, Madison 483
Peterson, Olson A:. Fish, Madison 485
Ketlich Krust, Marinette 515
Eiegel Peter, Milwaukte 647
Buc&trin Henry, Milwaukee 663
Lieschel Charles, Milwaukee 637
Sims J C, Milwaukee 691
Stollcnwerk A & B, Milwaukee 7:;0
Taylor W G, .Milwaukee 665
Winkelmann C F, Milwaukee 693
Hartmann Henrv. Phillips 841
Woodard John U. Phillip.- 842
Olin ifc Packard, Stevens' Point 963
Halloran John, Wa.^hburn 1023
Sporleder F H. Wauwatci-n 1061
Williams Levi U & Son, Winneconnc 1078
CARPET CLEANERS. Page
Beyer J V, Jlil waukee 647
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, ETC.
Boettcher & Schimmel, Milwaukee. . 597
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.
Bush & Hill, Fond du Lac 311
CARRIAGE AND WAGONMAKERS.
Sicotte J B, Ashland 139
Soper N S, A.=hland 133
Thompson Tyler, Brillion 189
Peterson N P, Colby 229
Bostwick A J, Eau Claire 277
Green Hay Carriage Co, Green Bay.. 353
Smits Heiman, Green Bay 358
Ledwith Jamc.s, Madison 491
Schmidt & Heintz, IMenomonie 543
Bues H F. Milwaukee 581
Egfilhoff J & J, Milwaukee 637
Hiiul Joseph it Sons, iMiiwaukee.. . . 667
Kropp Wm & Co, Milwaukee 672
Raelz Gust, Milwaukee 687
Stehling& Bloomer, ildwaukee 619
Hanstchal E, Oconto 709
Hail A B, Oraro 803
Xevillr T, Oshkosh 815
Wyland & Castle, Oshkosh. 813
Earner M. Peshtigo 839
Ilenze A R, Port Washington 861
Schwanke Avigiisl. Princeton 871
Walt & Duncan, West Superior .... 989
Giesey A L, Whitewater 1073
CEJIENT.
Milwaukee Cement Co, Milwaukee. .
left bottom lines
CHECK PERFORATOR IiINFRS.
Abbott Machine Co, Chicago, 111 10
CHEESE MNFRS.
Eberle John, Alma 96
Jossi & Ilulihegger, Water town 1039
CHEESE BOX MNFRS.
Marr & Kachel Bros, Whitewater... 1073
CHEMICALS.
Northwestern Chemical Co, Milwau-
kee 677
CHEMISTS-ANALYTICAL.
Mitchell A S, Milwaukee 1149
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS.
Goodnow JIrs II D, Madison 495
CHURCH FURNITURE.
Ilackner E, La Crotse 443
CHURCH AND SCHOOL FURNITURE.
Manitowoc Mnfg Co, Manitowoc 505
CIGAR MNFRS.
Schneider George, Fountain City. .. . 326
Dengler John. La Crosse 443
Pamperin Sc Wiggenhorn Cigar Co,
La Crosse 445
Bevtr Bros, Marshfleld 527
Aschermann Ed & Co, Milwaukee. .
left top lines
WISCONSIN STATE QAZETTEKR
Reuter Charles F, Xew Lnnlon . . . . 770
Frewerd Geori:;c .M, OcoqLo 707
Wisgenhorn IJros, Wateito'.vn 1039
CIQARS AN'D TOBACCO.
Frank J, Madison 487
Woodard & Stone, Watertowu 1039
CIVIL EXGINEERS AND SURVEYORS.
Duclisc & Benisbek, Antigo 109
Sell Gcorso, Glidden 337
Seyrincr Fred, Milwaukee US.5
Smith & Ilare, Superior 97-1
CLOCK 3INFRS.
Schv.'albach 31, Milwaukee 635
CLOTHES CLEANERS.
Fischer Chemical Cleaning Works,
Milwaukee G51
CLOTHING, -n
SImouds Chauncey Co, Milwaukee. . 025
:COAL MINT.KS.
Brackcbush A C & Co, Chicsgo, 111 . 1155
COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS.
Joannes Bros, Green Buy 351
COLD STORACiE.
Union Produce Co, Whitewater 1073
COLLECTION AOF.NTS.
Trever J H. Autico 107
Pratt E C, Beaver Dam 101
Brooks & Blanchard, B(is-col)el 183
Wisconsin Collection Agency, Chip-
pewa Falls 219
Gores J C, F,au CInire 281
Merriraan Georire W, Eiiu (Claire. . . . 277
Hood Wm, Fort Ilownrd, ;!2;j 323
Webster L II K, llillsboK.ugh 374
HuuiphreviUc Win fl, Jlnrinelte. . . . 521
Spence E L, Milton ,i."i3
Eimcrinann A J, Milwaukee 051
Joyce Gilbert S, .Milw:uiki.e 027
Schilling Jacob, MilwnuUi'e 705
Ilurlbut & Goodwin, Oconomowoc. . 703
Owen W P, Phillips 812
Doe A Keynolds, Superior 973
Palmer Mr.s S D & Son, Toniah 1005
Morau N B, Watcrtown 102S
Wausau Law and Land Assd, Wau-
sau 1055
COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS.
Lawrence Universitj', Antigo HI
O'Sullivan'3 Commercial Academy,
Ashland right top lines
Bryant & Strattou Chicago Busi-
ne.ss College, Chicago, 111. "left top lines
Green Bay Business College. Green
Bay right top lines
Milton College, Milton .553
Uheude's Anton Business College,
Milv. aukee 1 128
Page
Spencerian Bu^lcess College, Mil-
waukee front cove'r
Wilmot Business and Shorthand Col-
lege, Milwaukee 507
Oshkosh Busine.=s College and School
of Shorthand, Oshkosh front cover
College of Our Lady of the Sacred
Ueart, Watertown" 1031
Northwestern L'niversity, Watertown
1027 and 102S
COMMISSION.
Sullivan J & Co, Ashland 135
Sellers Malci.'lra, Fort Howard 323
Bishop A V. .^lil w.iukee 049
Path John. .Milwaukee 003
Keihl & Breidstcr, Milwaukee 705
CONFECTIONERS.
Funke Joseph B, L.a Crosse 439
La Crosse Ciacku- Co, La Crosse. . . 441
Adler F P, Mdwaukee 041
CONTRACTORS -GENERAL.
Gricse Alwin W. Milwaukee 055
Durkee E E, Phillips 843
COOPERS.
Horner Joseph, Ai);ikton 125
Graham Bros. Brandon 187
Britton D W, Grem Bay 343
Forth, Schmid & Uarman, Green
Bay 347
Biegel Peter, Jlil waukee 647
Goerres Philipp, IMilwaukce 637
Stolper Charles, Milwaukee 689
Heiu John, >,'eillsvdle 771
COPPER AND BRASS TUBES- SEAMLESS.
American Tube Works, Chicago, III. 11C2
COPPERSMITHS.
Grocn Fred H, :\Iihvaukee 657
Weissleder Herman, Miiwaukee 691
COSTUMERS.
Ilagemann Mrs Louise, Chicago, 111 1103
Grassier M. Milwaukee 1103
Staab Mrs Iv, Milwaukee 035
Thierbach M & Co, Milwaukee 017
CRACKER MNFRS.
La Crosse Cracker Co, La Crosse... 441
Woodard & Stone, Watertown 1039
CREAMERIES.
Wells & Jlulrooney. Xcw Kichmond 784
crea:merv SUPPLIES.
Simon G H, Kiel 426
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
Smith George W & Bro, Eau Claire 275
DAIRY SUPPLIES.
Audreo E W, Milwaukee 041
Kusel D>.fc F. Watertown 1031
Marr & Kachel Bros. ^Vbitewater. . . 1073
DECOR.VTORS.
Thomsen J, Fond du Lac T18
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
Oyen Odin' J, La Crosse 43.'5
Seller Jacob, Madbou 493
Mueller & Koken, Milwaukee 631
DENTISTS.
Kinney H E, Fox Lake 327
Northwestern Dental Assn, Milwau-
kee opp 702
Kezertee I, Oihkosh 827
Barney Bros, Prairie du Chien 867
DESK JIXFRS.
Petersen A'.&^Co, Chicago, 111 1170
DETECTIVE AGEN'CIES.
Mooney & Boland Detective Agency,
-' Chicago, III 1173
Pinkerton ifc Co's United States De-
tective Agency, Chicago, 111 1173
DntECTOUY PUBLISHERS.
Polk R^L &.Co, Chicago, 111. . . .opp 529
DI.STILI.ERS.
Stoll, Vannatta & Co. Lexington, Ky 1093
Fuldner L •k, Co, Milwaukee 657
DRUGGISTS— WHOLESALE.
McCord James, La Crosso 441
DRUGGISTS.
Sedgwick F A, Cliutoiiville 227
Edv/ards Wm M, Pottage 859
DRY GOODS.
Anderson Jlons & Son, La CrosMO .
Carroll &, Kennedy Co, Milwaukee.
GoU & Frank Co, Jlilwaukce
Rothman Philip, Stevens' Point.. . .
DYERS.
Dittmar 11 C, Fond du Lac
Hack ifc Alteii, Milwaukee
Nelson Swan, Milwaukee 1205
Pielsch Otto Dye Works, Milwaukee
r-^'^ top edge and 686
Teuscher Joseph, Milwaukee 689
EDGE TOOL MXFRS.
Willott Jos & Sons, JIanitowoc 1277
EGG CASE MN'FRS.
Bolten P^n & Co, Chicago, 111 11S5
ELECTRICAL BATTERIES.
Miller Battery Co, AVinueconne 1078
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
Andrae Julius, Mihvaukee. left hottom lines
Petersen H, Jlilwaukee. .. .left side lines
ELEVATOR BUILDERS,
Brodesser Mnfg Co, Milwaukee
right top lines
Kieckhefer Elevator Mnfg Co, Mil-
waukee backbone
ENGINE BUILDERS.
Johns V," n, Antigo 106
Parish ilnfg Co, Ashland
left bottom lines and 6
U3
619
901
313
1183
Seyler D J, Ashland 129
Birdsall Co The, Fond du Lac
313 and 1086
Alli3EdwP& Co, Milwaukee 1197 '
Sheriffs Mnfg (;o, Jlilwaukce 595
Weisel A; Vilter Mnfg Co. Milwaukee 623
Wilkin Mnfg Co The, Milwaukee. .
front cover
Barnes J A, Oshkosh 809
Rice John & Bro, Stevens' Point 959
Kuneit E Mnfg Co The, Waterlown 1032
Strothman Bros, West Superior. . . . 995
ENGINES.
Hamann & Senz, Milwavikee 613
Packard OL JIachinery Co, Milwau-
kee 601
ENGRAVERS.
Benedict George II & Co, Chicago, 111 1191
Braun Illustrating Co, Chicago. 111. . 1187
Calkins T E & Co, Chicago, 111 11S8
Chicago Photo-Engraving Co, Chica-
go, III 1189
Chicago Photo-Tiut Co, Chicago, 111 1190
Corlett Bros, Chicago, III 1189
Drant Encravins Co, ChicaLTO, 111. . . 11^9
Ilawtin W & Co, Chicago, 111 1189
Jurgens C & Bro, Chicago, III 1391
[\:rau3e E L, Ch'cago, III...... 1191
Kunze R E E, Chicago, 111 1191
Manz J & Co, Chicago, 111 1190
Hickett-s C L, Chicago, III 1191
Wetzell A E, Chicago, 111 1190
Binner Engraving Co. Milwaukee. ... 563
Jurss Wra C' &; Co. Milwaukee 1188
Krus F P, Milwaukee 669
Marr it Richards Engraving Co, Mil-
waukee 603
Milwaukee Engraving Co,Jlilwaukee 629
FANNING MILLS.
Dickey E P Fanning Mill Co, Racine 877
Foster & Williams, Uacinu 875
rpATHER RENOVATORS.
Seilz J, Milwaukee 685
FEED MILLS.
Wells & Mulrooney, New Richmond 784
FILE 3INFRS.
Soberer Henry, Fond du Lac 315
FIRE BRICK AMD FIRE CLAY'.
Monmouth Mining and ilnfg Co,
Monmouth, 111 382
FISH— WHOLESALE.
Johnson J S, Green Bay 351
Schiller 0, Gioen Bay 353
Streckenbach C AV & Co, Grtcn Bay. 355
Larsen James, Marinette 517
LinJquist J O, Marinette 515
FISH, OY'STERS AND GAME.
Avery & Uantzsch, Ashland 141
WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTKEfi.
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Fath John, MilwAuUee 663
Ludwig Charles, ^lilwaukee. 673
FLAGS AND BANNERS.
PilgerGJ&Co. Milwaukee opp 1194
FLORISTS.
Hochdanner Bros, Ashland 1 39
Millard B F, Chippewa Fall.'? 217
Millard B F, Eau Claire 217
Reinecke &, Wendorll, Green Bay. . . 35S
Beyer B, La CroFse 437
Baumgarteu C. Milwaukee, 623
Klokner A, Milws.ukte 070
Rost John G, ^lilwaukee 6C.5
Buecheler H C, Oconomowoc 793
Miles John L, Ripou 90.5
Lolz Mrs C T, Wateriown 1028
Sorrill Wm R, Wausau 1057
FLOUR MILLS.
^ Alma Millinc: Co, Alma 97
Dunham & Smilh, De Pere 247
StraubeUt Ebelicg, Green B.iy. ... 345
Johnston Wm & Co, New Richmond 784
York I W & Co, Portage 857
Freeman & Rujter, River Falls 1199
FLOUR AND FEED.
Myers S M & Co, Independence 390
Techmer H C, La Crosse 437
JLlkr Bros, Marinette 015
Mauston Produce Exchange, Mau.ston .531
FOLDING BEDS.
Andrews A II & Co, Chicaijo, 111. . . . 1201
FOREIGN E5CH.VNGE AND PA.SSAGE AGENTS
Danielson, Aarslad & Peterson, West
Superior 983
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS.
Parish Mnfg Co, Ashland
left bottom lines and 0
Torrance John & ^on. La Crosse. . . . 445
Lang & Christensou, Marshlield .527
Beyer Georgr, New London . .* 779
Barnes J A, Oshkosh 809
Rhinelander Iron C.>. Rhinelander. . 895
Rice John &. Bro, Slevens' Point 959
Strothman Bins, AVest Superior 995
Kunerl E Mnfg Co The, Waterlown 1033
FRUITS.
Frank J, Madison 487
FUR DItESSERS.
Nelson Swan, Milwaukee 1205
FUR DYERS.
Martin Frank, Jlihvaukee 603
FURRIERS.
Lohse Bros, ililwuukce 649
FURS-RAW.
McMillan Jas & Co, Minneapolis
Minn 1377
in
FURNITURE MINERS AND DEALERS. Pa^.
Union Toy and Furniture Co, Apple-
ton
Eau Claire Furniture Co, Eau Claire 2S3
Pioneer Farniture Co, Eau Claire . . 277
Post W H, Fond du Lac
right bottom lines and iij',
Sondermann E, Manitowoc .jI.'j
Ilartwig Fred J, Medford ry.i:
Clement, Wdliams & Co. Milwaukee 067
Northwestern Furniture Co, ililwau-
kee 703
Philipp A & Bro, ililwaukee 591
ischneider & Schlesinccr, Milwaukee 0S3
Schoenleber Otto J, Milwaukee 564
Willaman & Thorp, Jlonroe 703
McCuddin M. Moutello 707
Philipp A &. Bro, "Wauwatosa 091
GALVANIZED IRON CORNICE MNFRS.
Miller James A & Bro, Chicago, III.. 12i.7
Taylor A B. Fond du Lac
Biersach & Niederraej-er, Milwaukee
Co.x Joseph L, Milwaukee
Jones II L Co (i'td>, Milwaukee ....
Schmitt F & Sons, .JIdwaiikee
Sullivan U ,1, .Milwaukee
Burdick & Lecour, West Superior. .
Roberts & Bingham, West Superior
GAS STOVES.
Milwaukee Gas Stove Co, Milwaukee
GENERAL STORES.
Errard C E, Fond du Lac
Post W n, Fond du Lac
right bottom lines and
Lundberg K, Marinette
31.5
ft
649
osa
12U8
083
997
093
317
309
519
Webb it Schwekes, Reedsburgh 891
Nye. Lusk & Hudson, Thorp 1002
Williams & Emter, Wausau 1007
GRAIN.
YorklWA Co, Portage 857
GRANITE.
Sengcr Rudolph, Mdwaukee 700
GROCERS- WHOLESALE.
Chippewa Valley Mercantile Co,
Chippewa Falls 219
Joannes Bros, Green Bay 351
GROCERS.
Reed George M, Eau Claire 279
Dawes Fred, Fort Atkinson 321
Miller Bros, Marlnelle 015
Jacobi & Richter, .Milwaukee 1291
Larson James, Milwaukee 671
Mendel, Smith it Co, Milwaukee. . 1225
GUNS AND A3IMUNITI0N.
Mcunier John Gun Co, Milwaukee. .
! right bottom lines
Stannard F P Gun Co The, Milwau-
kee left bottom lines
GUNSMITHS.
Wilson Lewis, Berlin 171
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Eind Henry, Chippeiva Falls 221
Martin Harry T, WLitewatL-r 1073
HAIR GOODS.
lIcLees Kate, Jlihvavikee USl
McLees Ka'.e, Kacine 87!)
HARDWARE.
Bowes R 51, Beaver Dam 161
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co,
Chicago, 111 I... 87
Webb i" Stansbury, Chippewa Falls. 210
Kroner F, La Crosse 441
AVestliind Aug, Marinette 521
Kelkber C C,' I'hillips 841
Koepsell Jnbn J, Sheboygan 933
Bishoff J F Jr, Superior 973
Hecli; E A, Watertown 1039
Kusel D & F, Walertown 1031
HARDWARE MNFRS.
Moore JInfg and Foundry Co, Mil-
■waukee 693
HARDWARE SPECIALTIES.
Andrae Julius, Milwaukee
left bottona lines
HARNE.SS SEWING :\IaCHINES.
O'Fiaherty John, Montreal, P Q 134!
HAY PRESSES.
Famous Mnfg Co, Chicago, 111 1241
HIDES, PELTS AND FURS.
Stevens A H, Eau Claire 2S3
McMiUanJasifc Co, Minneapolis, Minn 1377
. HORSESHOERS.
Bralsch August, Berlin 171
HOSPITALS.
Chicago Medical and Surgical Insti-
tute, Chicago, III 10.S8
Madison Hos|utal, Madison 479
Stein Mrs AVilhelmine, Milwaukee. . . (13o
'Wisconsin College of Midwifery and
Lying-in Hospital, Milwaukee 70.")
Rhinelander Hospital, Rhinelander. . b9.5
HOT AIR DRUMS.
Whiting Ezra T, Dartford 1235
HOTEL SUPPLIES.
Wilks S Mnfg Co, Chicago, III 1373
HOTELS.
Central House, Alb iny 93
Mdssasoit House Thr, Alma 97
('entral Hotel, Antigo 107
Commercial Hotel, Antigo 10.5
Vivian The, Antigo 100
Briggs House, Appleton 121
Northwestern House, Appleton 123
Ajhland House, Ashland 130
Chefiuaniegon The, Ashland 130
Lc Oramle Hote:, A-ihland 137
St Clair House, Ashland 141
Tremont House, Ashland 141
Park House. Augusta
Goodwin The, Btloit
AVestern The, Berlin. .
Freeman The, Black Piiver Falls. . . .
Central House The. Burlington
Butternut House, Butternut
Commercial Hotel, Cadolt
Central House, Chilton
Hotel Meehan, Darlington
Dnd-eville Hotel, DodgeviUe
51ariis House, Dodgcvillc
Casler House, Durand
Eau Claire House, Eau Claire
Frawley House, Eau Claire
Jsickel'Plate House, Elkhorn;
Commercial House, Fitield
Palmer House, Fond du La;
Huffman House, Fort Howard
Globe Hotel. Gratiot
Beaumont The. Green Bay
Cook's Hotel, Green B ly
Gaspar House, Hartford
Mallow House, Hillsborough
Schwebs' Hotel, Hortonville
Burtcui House, Hurley
Jelferson House. Jetlerson
Juneau House, Juneau
Cameron House, La Crosse
Espersen House, La Crosse
Capital fJouse, Madison
Vienna Ilotol, J\Iadison
Northwestern House, JIanitowoc. . . .
W'dlinms House, Manitowoc
Windiate llou.se, Manitowoc
New Dunlap The, .Marinette
Strass I S, Marinette
Tremont House, Marshtield
Fox River House, 3Ienasha
Kollock House, Merrill
Lincoln House. Merrill
I^eiLrh House, Milwaukee
sillier House, Milwaukee
Mitchell House. Jlihvaukee
Northwestern Hotel, Jlilwaukee . . . .
Plankinton ILiUse, Milwaukee
Rei.iublican Ibuise, Milwaukee
Fraukland House, Montfort
Russell House, Neenah
Merchants' The.Neilisville
Sheridan House, Oshkosh
Cholctte H'luse, Peshtigo. .
Peshtigo CoQipany House The, Pesh-
tigo...*
Lake View House, Phillips
National House The, Phillips
Gates House, Platteville
American House The, Princeton....
Commercial Hotel, Racine
I Garfield Hotel, Racine
I Clement The, Randolph
Fuller Hnise The, Rhinelander
Oneida House, Rhinelander
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491
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599
758
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■WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEEIi
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Merchants' Hotel, KicUland Centre. . 901
Carley House, Kipnn 904
TremoDt House, Kiver Falls 909
Commercial Hotel, Slieboj'frau 933
Gu3'ett House, Sbebovgau Falls 911
St James Hotel, South Superior 977
Ida House, Sparta 949
Curran House, Stevens' Point 9iU
Mansion House, Slevens' Point 9G;?
Euclid The, Superiur 977
Wallier House, Superior 979
Forest Queen Hotel, Thorp 1003
American Hotel, \V:ishburu lOiS
Hotel Washburn, Washburn 10:23
Bad!;er State The, Waterloo 1020
Spring City Hotel, "Waukesha 1043
Wambold House, "Wauke.'ha 1047
Brunswick Hotel, Waupun lOril
Wauwatosa Hotel, Wauv.atosa 1002
Broadway Hotel, West Superior ....
left aide lines
Hotel Tower, West Superior 9s9
Pioneer Hotel, West Superior 997
West Superior The, West Superior. . 9s7
Miller House, Wonewoc lOSO
HOUSE FUKNISIII.Na i";0ODS.
Boetlcher & Scbinimel, Milwaukee. . 097
HOUSE MOVICRS.
Cone E, Sheboygan 1252
ICE CREAM .MN'FKS.
Adler F P, JliKvaukee 041
ICE TOOL m>:m;s.
Petz F G, Chicago, HI 1253
INSUllANCE AtlENTy,
McClintock C M E, Ashland 135
Jones C A, Hurlhi^'ton 190
Bradford Robert E, Chip]iewa Fall.i. 221
Townsend J L, Cliippewa Falls .... 221
Hood Wm, Fort llownrd 323
French it ClitTord, IM^disou 4S9
C'andee W S, Jlilwaukee. . .right top lines
Cole Sidney H, Milwa\ikce 003
MacLareu 1\I N, Milwaukee
left siile lines and C25
Macombcr W W, Milwaukee
bottt>m edge and 501
Milbrath C W & Co, Milwaukee .... 029
]^Iurphy Daniel E, Milwaukee 2
Naish E B, Jlilwaukce 077
Schilling Jacob. Milwaukee 705
Smith A E & Co, Milwaukee 5^5
Hurlbut it Goodwin, Ocouumowtc. 793
Owen W F, Phillips 842
Foster G C, Kaudolph 8S0
Doe it Keynnlds, Superior 973
George & Shryack, Superior 974
Palmer Mrs S I) & Son, Tonuih lUOO
Ziemer Kichard G, Wau-^au lOoO
Harris P>ros, West Superior 983
Hutchins, Gaudet & Co, West Super-
ior 989
Pag9
Keystone Investment Co, West Su-
perior 987
Van Valen & Waterman, White-
water 10'73
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Fidelity and Casualty Co of New
York, ililwaukee 580
New York Life Insurance Co, Mil-
waukee right top lines
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Co of Milwaukee. .Milwaukee
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co, Mil-
waukee bottom edge and 501
Travelers' Insurance Co of Hartford, j
Conn.SIilwaiikce, leftside lines and 620 1
United States Mutual Accident Assu, i
Milwaukee 677
IRON AND STEEL.
Kroner F, La Ciosse 441
JEWELERS-MNFQ.
Bunde & Upmeyer, Milwaukee .... 563
JUNK DEALERS.
Cassel Peter, Jlilwaukec 650
HendeeC A it Son, Milwaukee 013
JUSTICES.
Humphreville Win H, Jlarinette. . . . 521
LANDS.
Brewsier L D. Chippewa Falls 219
Jliles D E, Chii.jv'wa Falls 221
Ideal Land and l^oan C", Ean Claire 270
Wibcon.sin Kiver Land Co. tiau Claire 275
Marshlield Land Co, .Marshfield. .opp 528
Baker J S, St Croi.K Falls 917
Lincoln & Correll. Superifir 977
Superior Consolidated i/and Co, Su-
perior 974
Wausau Law and Land Assn, Wau-
sau 1055
Dobie Bros, AVcst Superior 987
Miller C W & Co, West Superior. . . . 993
LAUNDPiIES.
Dewey C A, Eau Claire 283
Schallcr & Strickler, Janesville 397
Bciderer Mrs M, Manitowoc 509
Weiland Peter, Marshueid 527
Canar Bios, Milwaukee 651
Edwards W N, Milwaukee. 1263
Weir A J, Portage 855
Kusserow C, Sheboygan 933
LAUNDRY SUPPLIES.
Olson Knud, Milwaukee 693
LAWYERS.
Trcver J II, Antiso 107
Harriman Frank W, Appleton 123
Downs Wm ^V^ Buvlield 158
Pratt E C, Beaver 1 )am 161
Brooks it niancliaril, IJoscobel 183
Gores J C, Eau Cl'ure 281
Webster L H E, Hillsborough 374
AND BUSINESS DIEECTOKY.
Baker ifc Helms, Hudson 380
Blanchard H H, Jiinesvilte o97
Lowry Ed J[, Lancaster 4o7
Leary John W, Madison 4!) j
Marshfield Land Co, Marsbfield. .opp .j-S
Spencf E L, Milton - 553
Becker Danfortb. 3Iilwaukee 645
Doughis James, Milwaukee 003
Eimermana A J, .Mdw.iukee 651
Pereles NatU it tions, Milwaukee. . . .
Stout Stanley S, ililwaukee 659
Underwood H G, Jlllwaukee
right top lines and 1316
Williamson J F, Minneapolis, ;Miuu. 1310
Hurlbut ifc Goodwin, Oconomowoc. . 7!i3
Pbillips <fc Kleist, Osbkosh 825
Stewart Frank C, Osbkosb 813
Owen W F, I'billips 843
Catlin & Bu'ler, Superior 970
ililler Grover P, Superior 977
SilbauL-h .larkson, Viroqua 1019
Jloran N B, Watertowu 1008
Spencer .James R, Waukesha 1047
Ryan & Merton. WauUeeba 1013
Sumner D 11. Waukeilia 1047
TuUar I) S, Waukesba 1047
Wausau Law and Land Aasn, Wau-
sau 1055
McCausland & McCluer, West Su-
perior 991
LIME JINFR.S.
Coburn G W, Wbilcwatrr 1073
LIME, I'LASTEK AND CEMENT.
Schroedcrs Bros, Green Bay 345
LITHOGRAPHERS.
746
.opp
Orcutt Co The, Chicago, 111
LIVE STOCK.
Meyer Fred C, Anlii^o 109
Ullman .J & Co, Appleton 119
Truax Peter, Eau Claire 069
Skimiu & Rassell, Lone; Grove, Li.. 1094
Zimmermann John Y, .Med lord 537
Berwanger A, ^lilwaukee 045
VanNorman G B, Jlilwaukee 633
BartU N, Sun Prairie 97'3
Fuermann Charles, Watertowu 1037
IlartwigAU, Walerlown 1034
Valerius Ur & Co, Wat^rti.wn 1033
LIVERY, SALE AND FEEt> STABLES.
Creuzer C F, Alma 90
Lego Peter & Son, Chippewa Falls. . 217
Bmder A, Eau Claire 281
Cernaghan T A, Eau Claire 267
Kitteltoa Charle.s, Elrov 295
Brown W G, Fort Atkinson 322
Magee D T, Galesvllle 1243
Snyder Frank, Green Bay 349
Johnson W J &, Co, Ilud.son 383
Morris it Gill, Hurley 387
Shoemaker W E Jancsville 399
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Posey & MoPhersnn, Lancaster 457
Scott James W, 3Ierrill 547
Brown David. Mineral Point 749
Duerst X S, Monroe 753
Breese L P, Richland Centre 901
Bruley Wm, Waupaca 1046
Campbell & Mott, West Superior... . 995
Scarlett & Currie, West Superior. . . . 997
LOANS.
Deleglise Frank A, Antigo 104
Trever J H, Antigo 107
Ileydlauff it Osboru, Ashland 141
EnckiDf!' C L, Fond du Lac 313
Blanchard H H, Janesville 397
French & Clill'ord, Madison 489
Savings, Loan and Trust Co, Madi-
son 470
Marshfield Land Co, Marshfield, opji 528
Speuce E L, Milton 553
Cole Sidney H, Jlil.vaukee 0C3
Joyce Gilbert S, Milwaukee 627
Koitlljr Hui^o, Mdwaukee 665
Milbrath C W & Cu, Jlilwaukee. . . . 629
Wilson Amasa, Xew Lisbon 777
Doe & Reynolds, Superior 973
George &■ Shrj-ack, Superior 974
Waiisau Law and Land Assn, Wau-
sau '. 1055
Harris Bros, West Superior 9.^3
Lang F N & Co, West Superior 991
LOCKSMITHS.
Kind Henry, Chippewa Falls 221
LOGGERS.
Brewster L D, Chippewa Falls 219
LUMBER.
Herman Fred. Antico 109
Hoxle & Mellor, Antiro 103
KcllogL' Tliomas I), Antigo 104
Wells C M ifc Son, Appleton 115
Wilbur Lumber Co, liurliugton 1043
Filleld Mnfg Co, Fiheld . ." 304
Jloore &, tialloway Lumber Co (It'd)
Fond du Lac 311
DriscoU John, Green Bay 353
Colman C L, La Crosse 441
Wisconsin Lumber and Mnfg Co. La
Crosse 437
Peterson, Olson & Fish, M-.'lison 485
Stollfuwerk A it B. Mdwaukee 730
Johnson Mnfg Co, New London .... 781
Lyon, Daugherty & Knapsteins.New
London ." 779
Cook W P it Bro, Oconto 799
Holt Lumber Co, Oconto 799
Oconto Company, Oconto 797
Conlee Lumber Co. O.-ibkosh 821
Gould James P, O.-^hkosh 811
Peshtigo Co The, Peshtigo 837
ll'ce Lake Lumber Co, Hire Lake. . . 899
Boswortb & Reilly, Stevens' Point . . 959
■\VISC0X3IN STATE GAZETTEER
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North Side Lumber Co, Stevens'
Point 960
Nye, Lusk & Huflson, Thorp 10ii'2
Sporledjr F H, Wauwatosa 1061
LUMBER DRYERS.
Andrews A II & Co, Chicfigo, 111.. . .
LUMBER IXSPECTORS.
McClintock C M E, A?hlaud
Wiggins ■Sc Richardson, Ashland, . . .
LUIIBERMEX'S SUPPLIES.
"Webb & Stansburv, Chippewa Fulls.
MACAROXI 5I.\FRS.
Lorenz R & Son, Jlilwaukee Cbl
MACHINERY.
Johns W B, Antii,'o 106
Taylor M D, Jantsville 395
Bastara Ak-x, ^lilwaukee (iS'i
Packard 0 L Jlachiuery Co, Jlil-
waukee 601
Yale n P & Co, Jlilwauhoe 585
MACnLVISTS-
Western Machine Die and Slodel
"Works, Chicago, L'l 1317
Phelp? S n, Jane-vi;ie 309
Ilamann & Senz, Jlilwaukee 613
MALTSTERS
Gerlach "Wm & Co, Jlilwaukee 539
Ozaukee County Maltina Co, Port
"Wasliington 861
MARBLE AN"D GR.VNITE WORKS.
Stanek .1 J. La Crosse -t.'iS
Lohr Charles &. Co. Milwaukee 577
Collins S A, Reedaburgh 891
MAS.5.VS.
Eackworthy John, Appleton 119
M.4TTRESS MNFRS.
Hatch J B & Co, Milwaukee 057
Morgan Jlattress Co. O^ldiosh 817
ME.AT MARKETS,
Meyer Fred C, Aniigo 109
Lake Superior Beef Co. Asliland i;;0
Knopke Al, Foud dn Lac 315
Brink P it Co, Marinette 521
Place & Smith, :\[ari.ietle 519
Gumz R itCo,":\niwauk.;e 661
Karker John, Milwaukee 067
S.^reiisou Bros, Pliillip.s 842
Barth N, Sun Praiiie 972
Baumgart & Scliwartz, Tomah 1005
MECHANICAL ENGINEERS.
Nordberg Mnfg Co. Milwaukee 610
"Weinhagen Bros, Wauwatnsa 1062
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL IN.STITUTE3.
Chicago Medical and Surgical Insti-
tute. Chicago, 111 loss
MEDICINE MNFR?. Page
Linger Dr C, Milwaukee 075
Stern's Alpine I'eraedj' Co, Milwau-
kee 591 and opp 728
Tubbs Thomas E & Co, River Falls
opp 908
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Kursevski M J, Ashland 139
Crite.s E J, Augusta 145
Lachman Louis, Milwaukee 671
Simouds Chaunoey Co, Milwaukee. 625
Kloeppel A: Kadorly, Monroe 753
B jnd Georce E, Oconto 797
Friedl W. Puiliips 841
Mayer J G, Sheii;.'Vgan 981
Koch & Scifert, AVaiL-rtown 1035
Halversou Bros, "Whitewater 1075
METAPHYSICI.4NS.
Phelon Mrs M M, Racine 879
MILL MACHINERY.
Allis Edw P & Co, Milwaukee 1197
MILLINERS.
Daniels Sisters, Beloit 107
Downing Mrs J II. Cadotl 199
Jlorgan Mrs A F, Clinton Jnnclion. 220
MILLWRIGHTS.
Bcrghoefer Charles, Milwaukee (U5
MINERAL SPRINGS
Allouez Mineral Spring Co, Green
1 liay 355
. Salvator Mineral Spring. Green Bay. 357
I (.iibbons I II d; Co, Prairie dii t hieii. 807
I Ilenk Mineral Spring Co. Waukesha 1045
I MIRRORS.
I Hoflraan & Jllnwcgcn, Milwaukee. . 601
1 Milwaukee .Mirror and Art Glass
I Works, Milwaukee ,597
MOLDINGS.
1 Tarkovsky & Co, Chicago. Ill 1084
MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRU.MENTS.
! Dearholt & Benedict, Milwaukee. . . .
j right top lines and 5
I Hager John, Milwaukee 705
NEWSPAPERS.
• Antigo Ilerold, xVntigo 109
I Antigo R'publican, Auligo \0-i
I Langlade County Special. Antigo. . . 109
j Cedarburg News. Cedarburp. . ." 209
Brown County Democrat, De Pi;re.. 247
! De Volksstcm. De I'ere 247
i Enterprise The, Evansville 299
! Hartford Press, Hartford 305
I Independence News The, Indepen-
I dence 390
"Wave The. Independence 390
Daily an 1 Weekly Recorder, Janes-
viUe 397
Juneau Telephone. Juneau 411
Mirror-Gazetle, Kilbjurn City 427
AKD BUSINESS DIEECTOKT.
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PAPER— WHOLESALE.
Page
Grant County Herald, Lancaster
457
Eau Claire Book and Stationery Co,
Wisconsin Botecbafter, Madison. . . .
49o
Eau Claire
277
Wisconsin Staalszeitun;:;, r^Iadlson..
40.)
Standard Paper Co, :\Iilwaukee
595
Juneau County Sun, llau.-ton
531
PAPER BOX MNFR^.
Dodge County Pioneer, Jtayville. .. .
533
Laverrenz Otto & Bro, Milwaukee. .
695
Weekly Telephone Tlie, Hilton
Germauia, llilwaukee opp
f).~)o
582
PARQUETRY FLOORING.
Haus u Bauerofreund, MihvauUee. . .
Moore E B & Co, Chicago, 11!
1109
opp
5S2
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
Milwaukee Daily News, Milwaukee.
561
Williamson J F, Minneapolis, ^Minn.
1310
Realty .and Building Record Tlic,
JiliUvaukee
571
7KI
PATENT SOLICITORS.
Underwood 11 G, Milwaukee
Times Tlie, New London ...
1316
Bee The, Phiilins
841
901
right top Hues and
Williamson J F, Minmapolis, iliun.
1310
Gazette Tliu, tStovens' Point
1310
Stevens' Point Journal, Stevens'
PATTERN AND MODEL MAKEP.S.
Point
961
Western Machine Die and 3Iodel
Wisconsin Swedish Tribune, Superior
9S5
Works. Chicago, 111
1317
Watertown Journal and Daheim,
French Cliarles A, Madison
495
Waterto wn
1039
Barnard Gef^irge L. ^Milwaukee
623
Watertown Weltburger and Erzaeh-
ler, Watertown
11)30
Bastam Alex, ^lilwaukee
039
Eagle Pattern Works, Milwaukee...
607
Posten, West Superior
9ST
PENSION CLADI AGENTS.
NOTIONS.
Bradford Roticrt E. Chippewa Falls.
221
Anderson Jlons & Son, La Crosse...
443
Wisconsin Collection Ageiicy, Chip-
Abeles & Mahler, ililwauUee
043
pewa FalU
219
Goll & Frank Co, Milwaukee
G2o
Merriman George W, Eau Claire
277
Sellers Malcolm. Fort Howard
323
NOVELTV MNFKS.
Webster L 11 E, Hillsborough
374
Rice Lake ilufg Co, Rice Lake
899
Sowlc &, Sowle, Toinah
1005
NURSERYMEN.
Spencer James R, Waukesha
1047
Tanner & Lewis, Berlin
173
665
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Sunderland ^Mrs J C. Hartford
Rost John G, Milwaukee
363
Borrill Wm R, Wausau
1057
Viall M E & W A, xAIadison
4S5
Fosbinder C W, Maustou
531
OCULISTS AND AUKIST3.
Dawson J C, New L'lndon
7til
Northwestern Eye and Ear luflrmaty,
LuckT, Oslikush
825
Madison
495
Delaney A E, Washburn
1023
OFFICE FURNITURE.
PHYSICIANS.
Andrews A II & Co. Chicago. 111. . . .
13l'2
Pettet J, Cleveland, O
1319
1170
Bush U H.AVashburn
1023
Racine Specialty Co, Racine
13S3
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
OMNIBUS AFD TRANSFER LINES.
Park Wm J & Sons, Madison
4S3
Ddvis Omnibus Line an(i Transfer Co,
Dearholt & Benedict, Milwaukee. . . .
iMilwaukeo
579
right top lines and
5
ORGAN MNFRS
PICKLE MNFRS.
Chrislmann Alexander, Milwaukee. .
021
Ripou Packing Co, Ripon
904
OYSTERS.
PICTURE FRAMES.
Biuney J, Milwaukee
647
Tarkovsky & Co, Chicago, 111
Koha Anton, Milwaukee
1084
1327
PACKERS-roIiK AND BEEF.
PLANING 5IILLS.
Cudahy Bros, Milwaukee left top lines
Herman Fred, Antigo
109
PAINT MNFRS.
S29
Lindem & ^liller, Marinette
517
Diamond Paint Co, Oihkosh
De Lange H, Jlilwaukee
655
Imperial Paint Co, Ushkosh
811
Holt Lumber Co, Oconto
799
PAINTEP.S.
Schwanke August. Princeton
■:;71
Mchner Edmund, Dorchester
255
GriiJla E A, AVaukesha
1045
Thomseu J, Fond du Lac
31S
PLATERS.
Seller Jacob, Madison
493
Werner A, Milwaukee
691
"WISCONSIN STATE QAZETTESR
PLOW M>:FI:s. Page
Moline Plow Co, Molinc, 111 1087
PLU3IBERS, STEAM AND GAS FITTERS.
Walker K G, AsUlatid 135
Trig^a Ileary T. Em Claire 279
Kraft George, JIadisou 4R9
Owens Wm, Madison 4713
Karger Leopold, Milwaukee 015
Daly J H, Portage 857
PLUMBERS' SUPPLIES.
Bowes R M. Beaver Darn 161
Roosevelt "W A Co, La Crosse - 445
POP CORN.
Dickinson Albert CoTue,Cbicago,Ill. 1367
printers-book: and job.
Democrat Publishing Co, De Pere. . . 247
MarkUam & Simpson, Indepoadeuce 390
Cantwell M J, Mudisoa 491
Tracy, Gibbs A; Co, Miuli.-f.n 489
Commeicial Printing Co, Milwaukee 571
Germania Publishing Co, ililwaukc-e
opp 582
Wetzel A & Bro, Milwaukee. 705
Blair & Iluie, Necnah-. 1331
Stein George jr, Phillips 344
Tubbs Thomas E &, Co, River Falls.
opp 903
Glennon Ed D. Stevens' Point OIU
McGlanhlin & Simon.s, Stevens' I'oint 961
Blumenfeld & Son, W'aterlown lOoO
Reber "VVm. Wattrtown 1039
Orr Nathan J, Wa\i.s-in 1057
Lagro Charles, West Sujicrior 987
PRODUCE.
Arnold George F & Son, Applotoa . . r.?3
Errard C E, Fond du Lao 017
Mauston Produce Exchange. IMau.ston 531
Werner G "W, New London 7.'^1
Wells & JIulrooney, Xew Uiclimond 784
Murphy B, Portage 855
Webb & Schwekes, Reedsbur^h.
Williams & Emter, VVjiusau.
891
1057
Union Produce Co, 'Whitewater 1073
PROPELLElt •WIIEEI.-;.
Sheriffs Mnfg Co, Milwaukee 595
PUBLISHERS.
Sime Thomas M, Eau Claire 283
Tracy, Gibbs & Co, Madison 489
Germiuiia I'ublishing Co, Milwaukee
opp 583
PUMP CYLINDERS-BR \SS.
American Tube Works, Chicago, III. 1333
PUMP MNFRS.
Awe Fred, Milwavikee 643
Reiss Valentine, Milwaukee 687
Ziemanu A, Md waukee 093
Badger Pump Co. O.-hkosh 827
Oshkosh Pump Co, 0--hkoab 815
R.S.ILROADS.
Burlington Roule The, Chicago, 111.
Chicago, Jlilwaukee ^t St Paul Kv,
Chicago, LI. .right bottom lines and
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacilic R R,
Chicago, 111
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry, Chicago.
III. ..right and left bottom lint.-s and
Illinois Central R R. Chicago, LI. . .
right and left bottom lines and
Wisconsin Centra! Lines, Chicago, LI
Detroit. Grand Haven & .Milwaukee
Ry, Detroit. Mich
Green Bay, Winona ^.t St Paul R R,
Green Bay
Milwaiikee, Lake Shore & Western
Ry, Milwaukee
Minneapolis, St Paul & Sault Sto
ilarie Ry, Minncarolis. Jlian
Jlinneapolis & St Louis Ry, Minnea-
polis, Jlinn
Iron Jlountaiu Route, St Louis, JIo.
Jlissouri Pacific Ry, St Louis, JIo..
Wabash Railroad, SI Louis, Mo
Northwestern Line, St Paul. Minn. .
Southern Pacific Company, San Fran-
cisco, Cal opp
REAL estate.
Dcleglise Frank A, Antigo
Dueliac it Benishelc. Autigo
Millard Allx'rt M. Antigo '
Ilurriman Krank W, Api'leton
Heydlaulf & O.^born. Ashland
Jones C A. Burlington
Bradford Rt^bert E, Cliippewa Falls.
Merriman George W, Eau Claire. . . .
Denniston J C. Ellsworth
Encking C !>, Fond du Lac
Hood Wm, Fort Howard
Sellers Jlalcobn, Fort Howard
Blanchard UK, Janesville
French & ClilT'ird, Madison
Spenoe E L, Milton
Cole Sidney H, Milwaukee
Eiinermanu A J, Milwaukee
.lovce Gilbert S, .Milwaukee
KotlliLT Huco, Milwaukee
Milbrath C \V & Co, Milw.^ukee
Pereles Nath it Sons, .Milwaukee. . . .
Schilling .Tacob, Alilwaukoe
Wil-ion Amasa, New Lisbon
Hurlbut & Goodwin, Oronoraowoc. .
Cook W P& Bro. Ocruito
Wisconsin Real Estate and Eschanife
Co, Oshkosh
Hall W W, Peshtigo
Bardon .lohn A, Superior
Doe & Reynolds, Superior
Edwards Cordy, Superior
George & Shryack, Superior
Lincoln & Correll. Superior
JlilliT Grover P, Superior
Nobles & Linnen, Superior
34
35
SO
SI
79
1403
38
1401
1173
1 402
140j
1400
101
109
lu5
1:23
141
195
321
293
3 Li
323
323
597
4.s!>
553
003
651
6'27
005
620
1333
705
793
799
825
S39
973
973
9S5
974
977
977
97C
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AND BUSINESS DIEECTOET.
Page
Webb W II, Superior 979
Wilson G F & Co. Superior 979
Palmer Mrs S D il' Sou, Tomali lODo
Sowle & Sov.ie, Tomab 1003
Bay Land acd Improvement Co,
Washburn 1022
Moran N B, Watcrlown 1023
Danielson, Aarslad & Peterson, West
Superior 983
Dobie Bros, West Superior 987
Fulton R M, West Snperli-r 9S.j
Haley & Kobinson, West Superior . . 993
Harris Bros, West Supciior 983
Henvis Joseph C & Co, West Super-
ior 985
Huichins, Gaudet & Co, West Super-
ior 989
Keystone Investment Co, West Su-
perior 987
Lang F N & Co, West Superior 991
McCausland v& McCluer, West Super-
ior 991
Miller C W & Co, West Superior. . . . 993
Randall B T, West Superior 993
Rhodes &, Rogers, West Superior. . . . 981
Swenson Henry A, West Superior.. . 993
Trotier & Bishop, West Superior. . . . 989
Van Valen & Waterman, Whitewater 1073
refrigp;rator :>in'frs.
Wisconsin Refrigerator Co, Eau
Claire 271
RESTAURANTS.
Siegrist E, Chippewa Falls 217
Fox M, Eau Claire 281
Lacher Jofuph, iMadisou 493
Weckesser 11 G. Madison 467
Hmkel John, Milv^aukee 031
Jacob tt Wei:;el. ,Milwftul;ee 001
Wehr Aui^us't, Jlilwaukce 091
Pierce L A' Co. Viroijua. 1019
Klumpp Charles, Wauwatosa 1002
ROACH EXTEEIIINATOU M.VFRS.
Baines A B & U S, Buffalo, NY.... 1100
ROOFERS.
Ford Roofing Co The. Chicaco. 111.. 1330
McFarland J C,Chicai;o,Ill. 1102 and 1339
Miller James A & Bro, Chicigo, 111. 1207
Marden J H , La Crosse 445
Bethmann A: Tappcndorf, Milwaukee 605
Biersach &. Niedermeyer, Milwaukee 8
Cax Joseph ]j, Milwaukee 649
Jones R L Co (ItM). Milwaukee 5S9
Monsted A & Co. Milwaukee 697
Stollenwerk & Winding Co, Milwau-
kee 729
Sullivan II J, ;JIilwuukee 7
Winding George, Jliiwaukee 730
Heck E A, Watertown 1039
Burdick & Lecour, West Superior. . . 9S3
Roberts & Bingham, AVest Superior. 997
ROOFING JIATEKIALS. Page
Winding George, Milwaukee 730
RUBBER GOODS.
Culligan John D, :Milwaukee 010
Goodyear Rubber Co, r^Iilwaukee . .
left top lines and opp 1102
RUBBER STAMPS.
Wurms Bros, Burlington 195
Streeter J F, Dodgevllle 1339
SchwMab Stamp and Seal Co The,
Milwaukee 639
Orr Nathan J, Wausau 1057
SADDLE AND nARNE.SS:\IAKERS.
Friederich J L, Chippewa Falls 221
Wedemeycr W H. Ehu Claire 278
Saxe James H. Markcan 525
Friauf &, Jirachek. Jlilwaukee 055
Pergoli A D. Pcshli-o 839
Buhrraanu II, Jt.ind.ilph 880
Cook Samuel A. Randolph 886
Doering Herman, Ucedsburch 1341
Waitz G A, Walcrt.iwu 1039
Thompson H O, West Superior 995
SALOONS.
Brueggcr George B, Berlin 173
Wellems Joseph A, Green Bay 349
Adams M II, Milwaukee 647
Dreher Pins, Milwaukee 039
Hinkel John. iMihvaukee 031
Jacob A: Weigel. Milwaukee 061
Jess Fred, Milwaultce 667
Swoboda Frank, J\Iilwaukeo 08i>
Bruns F A, Oconto 790
Schoppe Wm, Watertown 1037
SANITARIUMS.
Oliver Wendell Holmes Sanitarium,
Hudson 381
Pennoyer Sanitarium The, Kenosha.
419 and 420
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS.
Wilbur Lumber Cij, Burlington 1043
La Crosse Cracker Co, La Vtu.sc. . . . 441
Wisconsin Lumber and Mufg Co, La
Crosse 437
Island Sash and Door Co, Milwaukee 4
Wilier Mnfg Co The. Milwaukee. . . . 695
Alorton C C & Co. Omro 803
Gould James P. Oshkosh 811
Devlin James, West Superior 991
SAW MNFRS.
Halladay Wm H Mnfg C';, Chicago,
111 4
Branch-Crookes Saw Co,St.Louls,Mo 1305
SAW MILL jrACHINERY.
Wilkin Mnfg Co The, Milwaukee. . .
front cover
SEEDS.
Dickinson The Albert Co.Chicago.IU 1367
36
WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
PaK
Co,
383
627
619
SEWER PIPE.
Monmouth Jlining and 3Inf^
Monmouth, 111
SHIP BUILDERS.
Milwaukee Ship Yard Co, Milwaukee
SHIPSMITHS.
Obenberger Joseph, Jlihvaukee
SHIKGLE MXFRS.
Wells & Ruelle, Appleton 115
Jaquet's Patent Dipped Shingle Co,
Mdwaukee
snow CASEJINFKS.
Northwestern Furniture Co, Milwau-
kee
703
SIGNS.
Blair W E, Chictigo, 111 1308
SLEIGH MXFRS.
Sweet B P (Sr 11 L, Fond du Lac 311
SOAP MNFRS.
Trenkamp P, Jlilwaukee 033
Schantz S: Hahn, New London 781
SPORTING GOODS.
Uibbard, Spencer, Lartlett A: Co.Chi-
cago, in 87
Post' W n, Fond dii Lac
right bottom lines and 309
Meunier John Gun Co, ..Mdwuukte. .
right liiitlom lines
Stannard P P Gun Co Tnt-, Milwau-
kee left bottom lines
West II H Co, Milwaukee 587
Martin Harry T, Whitewater 1073
SPRING MNFi;s.
Gibson Wm D Co The, (.'liicago. III. lUl
STAINED GLASS.
Erdmann Albert J, Jlilwaukee 1131
Milwaukee Jlirror and Art Glass
Works, Jlilwaukee .7.)7
STAIR BUILDERS.
Schulz Erdman, JliUvaukee 1370
STATIONERS' SUPPLIES.
Dennison Mnfg Co, Boston, Mass. . .
backbone and 1404
STAVES AND HEADING.
Eein John, Neillsville 771
STEAM HEATING APPAltATUS.
Mooers U &. Co, Milwaukee 1371
STEAJIBOAT LINES.
Steamer Plow Doy, Ashland 133
Goodrich Trausportati >n Co, Chicago,
111.
87
Hart 11 W & C li. Green B.'iy 359
Blue Star Line Sttanieis, Milwaid<ec 6^7
STENCILS. Page
Uunter G M, Milwaukee 631
: STONE QUARRIES.
' Bentley Thomas H, Milwaukee 045
Lohr Charles A; Co, Milwaukee 577
! Coburn G W, Whi'ewater 1073
STONE YARDS.
1 Thoeny John, La Crosse 445
! Andres John & Son, ^Milwaukee 043
' (!ook & Hyde, Milwaukee 603
jMeyers J A A: Co, Milwaukee 675
I Schmidt Peter & Co, Milwaukee 083
I Repe Charles, Oshkosh Sid
' Reynolds James JI, Oshkosh 827
Tosteviu ifc Moore, West Superior. . . 995
STOVE POLISH MNFRS.
Crow Stove Polish Co, 3Iilwaukce . . 1225
STOVES AND RANG ES.
Taylor A B. F.md du Lac 315
i Schwartz C O Stove Co, Milwaukee. 6s5
' Koepsell John J. Sheboygan 933
I Bisholl J Fjr, Superior 973
I TABLE CONDniEXfs.
Shaw Jesse & Co, Milwaukee 1225
I TABLE MNFRS.
I Taksdorf F, Walertown 1035
j TAG MNFRS.
I Denni.son Mnfg Co, Boston, Mass . . .
1 backbone and 1404
' TANK MNFRS.
Berghoefer Charles, Milwaukee 645
TANNERS.
Pfister & Vogel Leather Co The,
ililwaukee C77
Trostel Albert A: Sons. Milwaukee . . 073
JIcMillan Jas A; Co, Jlinueapolis,
Minn 1377
TEAS, COFFEES AND SPICES.
Cribb Robert, Jtilwaukee 061
TENTS, AWNINGS AND PAULINS.
I'ilger G J & Co, Milwaukee. . ..opp 1377
THEATRES, OPERA HOUSES AND HALLS.
Lincoln Hall, Milwaukee 661
THRESHING MACHINE MNFRS.
Case J I Threshing 31 ichiue Co, Ra-
cine 1379
TIES. POSTS AND POLES.
Wells C 51 A: Son, Appleton 115
Wella A; Ruelle, Appleton 115
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.
Di^otell W A. Ber'.in 173
HoUniinn A: B.iur, Milwaukee 599
TOOL MNFRS.
MacMartin J, Eau Claire 283
Nauj iks Math, Milwaukee 705
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TOY MNFKS.
Union Toy and Furniture Co, Apple-
ton .
TRUNK MXFRS.
Wienand & Wahl, Eau Claire
TRUSS JIXFRS.
Lowe L, Milwaukee
TRUST COMPANIES.
Savings, Loan and Trust Co, iladi-
son
Wisconsin Trust Co of Milwaukee,
Milwaukee front cover and
TYPEWRITING MACHIXE.S.
Baker E T & Co, Chicago, III
Wisconsin Typewriter Co, ^Milwaukee
R&cine Specialty Co, Racine
UNDERTAKERS.
Eau Claire Furniture Co, Eau Claire
Main & Zaclier), Fond du Lac
Nelson Bros, .Janesville
Shriner Ftrd, Monroe
UPHOLSTERERS.
Mayer H, Green Hay
Beyer J V, Milwaukee
Schoenleber Otto J, Milwaukee
VACCINE.
National Union Vaccine Co, Engel-
■wood, ID
VENETIAN BLIND :MNFRS.
Wisconsin Venetian Blind Co, !Mil-
waukeee left top lines and
VERMIN EXTEKMIN.VTOR MNFRS.
Baines A B & U S, Buffalo, N Y
Kaalz I, Milwaukee
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Phelps N M, Beaver Dam
Ilolliugsworlli .1 S. Green Bay . ...
DiefTenbach Ale.xauder F, .Milwaukee
VINEGAR MNFRS.
American Vinegar Works,!!\Iilwaukce
WAGON MNFRS.
Barkow Herman, Milwaukee
Each John & Son, Milwaukee
Streich Gabriel, Oshkosb
117
279
681
476
659
1192
13S3
18S3
2«3
3i.j
.399
753
355
647
564
1169
621
161
3.^)7
13b5
605
609
823
37
WALL PAPER. Page
Oyen Odin J. La Crosse 435
Kemp J M it Co, iladison -483
Harper Robert & Sons, Milwaukee. .
left top lines
Mueller & Koken, Milwaukee G31
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY.
Hall E L, Green Bay 357
Belden C .V, Madison iVO
Larson .John tt Co, Madison 5
Licbenow C & Son, .Manitowoc 507
Bunde & Uptneyer, Milwaukee 562
Cohen, Xeisser & Litberman, Mil-
waukee 627
Petersen Bros, Plymouth 853
Forbes W R, Portage ,855
Schuller & Cech, Tomah 1007
WATER POWERS.
Green Bay & Mississippi Cunal Co,
Appleton 112
WATER-PROOF COVERING.
Carpenter Geo B & Co. Chicago, 111.
cards in classitied Business Directory
Pilger G J & Co. Milwaukee opp 1388
WELL MACHINERY.
Egelhoff Tbeo Co, Milwaukee 569
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Huber Bros, Alma 00
Jarvis G M Co The. Chicaso, III 1177
Grove II & Sons, :\Iaclisnn 481
Greullch Aug & Son, Milwaukee. . . . 653
Pommet E Wine Co, ililwaukce . . .
right top lines
Rahte & Haas, Milwaukee 679
Weis Bros, Milwaukee
left side lines and 697
Kauer Peter, Sheboygan 031
WIRE AND IRON WORK.
Money .T. Milwaukee 679
Ohlsen Wm, Milwaukee 633
Goehner Charles, Racine 875
WOOD CARPfZTS.
Moore E B & Co, Chicago, 111 1169
WOOD TURNERS.
Schmidt .V F & Co, Dorchester 255
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AND
INDIAN RESERVATION
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About JULY 1st, 1891.
TKKE THE
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St. Paul or iVIinneapolisj
DIRECT
TO ,» r^ ...... w ,,., ,
Where the Government Land Office is Located. ROUND
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 39
STATE GOVEE^'MENT.
CAPITOL BUILDING, MADISON.
I Oovernor — George W. Peel;, Milwaukee; term of ofBce, 2 years; term ends, January,
f 1893; sp.lftiy, So.OOO.
f Lievt Goternor — C'liarlcs Jonas, Racine; term of office, 2 years; term ends, January,
f 1893; salary, .*1,000.
1 Secntary of Stiitt — Thomas J. Cunnincham, CLippewa Falls; term of office, 2 years;
? terra ends, January, 1893; salary, s.j.OOO.
' Treasurer — Jolm Ilunncr, Lau Claire; term of oUice, 2 years; term ends, January, 1S93;
falaiy, §5,000.
: Attorney General. — James L. O'Connor, Madison ; term of office, 2 years; term ends,
f January, 1803; salary, s3,()00.
; Adjiilcint Genn-al — Joseph B. Dc e, Janesville; term ends, January, 1S93; salary, S500.
j State Si/pirinteudenf of Schools— OUvcT E. Wells, Appletou; term of office, 2 years; term
f ends, January, IbOS; salary, si, 200.
I Ce^mmisfioner.i of Sehool and Unirersity Lands— SecTelSLTj ot SlRlc, State Trea.9urer and
f Attorney General.
f Railroad Commissioner — Thomas Thompson, Independence; term of office, 2 years;
i term expires, January, 1893; salary, §3.000.
I Insurance Commissioner — Wilbur M. Root, Sheboygan; term of ofHce. 2 years; term
I ends, January, 1893; salary, ^3,0C0.
! Slate Lihrarian — John R. P.errynian, Prairie du Chien; appointed by Governor; salary,
$2,000.
MEMBERS OF THE FIFTY-SECOHD CONGRESS FROM WISCONSIN.
SENATORS.
Philetds Sawyeu (R). Oshkosh; term expires 1893.
Wm. F. ViL.vs (U), Madison; tirm expires 1897.
REPRESENTATIVES.
I J-Vrs^D^'s^nc?— Clinton Babbitt (D), Beloit.
y Second District — Charles Earwig (D), Mayville.
! Third Ui.i/rict—A. R. Bushuell (D), JIad'ison.
; Fourth District— i. L. Mitchell (U). .Milwaukee.
I FHVl DiUrtet—Qcmge It. Brickutr (D), Shtboyiian Falls.
&>M. i;(-.-/n>(_r,. M. Miller (Dl Osliko^h.
I Seventh District— F. P. Coburn (D). West Salera.
1 Eifjhlh District— 'Si\s P. Haugen (R), River Falls.
[ yirith District — Thomas Lynch (D), Antigo.
40
WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEKR
JUDICIARY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURTS FOR WISCONSIN.
EASTERN DISTRICT.
Judge — James G. Jenkins, Milvraukce.
District Attorney — Eliiiu Coleman, Fond du Lac.
Mamhal — George W. Wiswall, Elkhorn.
Clerk— Ya. Kuiiiz, Milwaukee.
TERMS OF COURT.
At Milwaukee — First Monday in .January and October.
At Oshkosh— Seccind Tuesday in July.
Special Term — First Jlouday in April at ililwaukee.
counties comprising DISTRICT.
Brown, Calumet, Dodge, Dorr, Fond du Lac, Florence, Forest, Green Lake,
Kenosha, Kewaunee, Lanfjiade, Manitowoc, Marinette, Marquette, .Milwaukee. Ocontoj
Outagamie, Ozaukee, Racine. Shawano, Sheboygan, Walworth, Washington, Waukesha!
Waupaca, Waushara, Winnebago.
WESTERN DISTRICT.
Judge — KoMANZo Bl'nn, Madison.
District Attoi at y — Samuel A. H\rpeh, Jladison.
Marshal— ¥. W. Oakley, Madison.
Clerk — F. SI. Stewaut, Madison.
TERMS OP COURT.
At Madison — First Tuesday in December.
At Eau Claire — Fir-it Tuesday in .fune.
At Iia Cro.^se — Third Tu("=diiy in September.
Special Term — Third Tuesday in .lune and lirst Tuesday in October at Madison.
COUNTIES COMPRISING DISTRICT.
Adams. Ashland, Barron, Bayfield, Bullali\ Burnett, Chippewa, Clark, Columbia.
Crawford, Dane, Doutrlas. Dunn, Eiu Claire, Grant. Green, Iowa, Jackson, .lell'erson,
Juneau, La Crosse. Lafayette. Lincoln, JSIaralhon, Jlonroe, 'Oneida, Pepin, Pierce, Po'k.
Portage, Price, Richland, Rock, St. Croix, Sauk, Sawyer, Taylor, Trempealeau,
Vernon, Washburn, Wood.
AND BUSINESS DIEECTORY.
WISCONSIN SUPREME COURT.
Chief Justice— Orsamus Cole: s.ilary, So, 000: terra expires January, 180->.
Associate Justice— Win. Perin Lyon; salary, So. 000; term expires January, 1804.
Associate Justice— Harlow S. Orton; salary, s.i.COO; term expires January, 1S98.
Associate Justice- John B. Cassody; salary, ^•'j.OOO; term expires January, 1890.
CTer/t— Clarence Kellogg. 1 Librarian— John R. P.erryman.
Ikporkr—TP. K. Conover. - - [ - - Messenger— C. H. Beyler.
TERMS OF COURT AT MADISO::*.
January Term — Tuesday prccc-ding- the second Wednesday in January.
August Term— Second Tuesday in August.
CIRCUIT COURTS.
^ The State is divided into seventeen Judicial circuits, composed as follows:
I Mrst — Counties of Racine, Kenosha, Walworth.
i Second — Milwaukee.
j Third — Calumet, Green Lake, Winrebao;!*
i Fourth — Fond du Lac, Sheboygan, ^lanitowoc, Kewaunee.
; /^'AA— Crawford, Grant, Iowa, La Fayette, Richland.
^ Sixth — Clark, Jackson, iMonroe, La t'ro.^se, Treinpcalt^au, Vernon.
j Seventh — Portage, Wood, IMaralhon, AV^iupaca. 'VVau.'jhara, Lincoln.
i£V|//i^/i— Buffalo, Dunn, Euu Claire, Pepin. Pierce, St Croix.
h'inth — Adams, CoUunbia, Dane, Juneau, Sauk, jNiarquettc.
TcntJi — Outagamie, Shawano, Langlade. Florence, Forest.
Elctenih — liarron, Burnett, Chippewa, Douglas, Polk, Washburn
r Ticelfth — Rock, Green, .[eft'erson.
j Thirteenth — Dodge, O/.aukee, Wa.shinglon, Waukesha.
Fourteenth — Door, Brown, ■<)conto, Marinette.
[ Fifteenth — Ashland, Bayfiehl, Oneida. Price, Sawyer, Taylor,
r Sixteenth — Lincoln, Marathon, Oneida.
k &i'e?iton<A— Clark, Kau Claire, Jackson.
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WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
TERMS or CIRCUIT COURTS.
Statement showing th: N'-imes and Pof^lorpre Addres.'i nf tlie Cin-tiit Judges, and tunes ai
places for holding Circuit Courts in the several counti'es in Wityconsin.
Salary of Circuit Judges, sy.OOO [ler annum.
FIRST CIRCUIT.
Judge—Jitn-s B. Winslow, Racine.
Term expires first Monday of January, ISC'S.
Couuties.
Terms.
3d Monday in February. .
Walworth 2d Monday in June
2d ^Monday in Octuber . . .
j 2d Monday in Ajiril
Racine 3d M.mday In June
2d Monday in Novenibor.
2d Monday in Mirc-h . . . .
Keuoeha 2d Jlonday in June
2d Monday in Septenilier.
Elkhorn
Keco.aha
Ch. CG, L. 18S0
Ch. 06, L. Ib89.
Ch. GO, L. 1SS9,
No jury sliall be summoned for either of the term.s to be held in this circuit in the
months of June or Au.^'uat. Each term in this circuit shall also be a special term for ]
the whole judicial circuit. Chapter j:, Laics of 1S7U. &e Ckapter 66. Laws of l.SSO
SECOND CIRCUIT.
Judge— H. II. Johnson, Milwaukee.
Term expires first Monday of January, ISO/t
Counties.
Terms.
Where held.
Laws.
Milwaukee
lit Monday in January ]
Ist Monday in March ]
1st Monday in May j-
1st Jlonday in September |
Ist Monday in November J
Milwaukee
Ch. 50, L. 1889.
No jury shall be summoned for either of the terras to be held in this circuit in the
month of June. Every term in the circuit shall be a special term for the whole judicial
circuit — Section 24~'-i, liu-i^rd Statutes.
AXD BUSINESS DIHKCTORT.
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THIRD CIRCUIT.
Judge— Gko. W. Burnell, Oshkosb.
Term empires frst Monday of January, 1S07.
Where held.
Calumet.
Green Lake.
1st Monday after 1st Tuesday of '
April I
1st Monday in October
3J Monday in January.
3d Monday in June. . . .
Winnebago | 1st ilonday in May
1st Monday in Decfmber.
Special Terms.
1st Tuesday in February and Sep- (
tember f
Chilton ! Ch. 131, L. 1S85
Dartford { Ch. 133, L. 1S91
OsUkosh Ch. 134, L. 1SS5
Oshkosh : Ch. 134, L. 1885
Each of the general terms of the circuit court in each of the counties in the said
third judicial circuit of Wisconsin, and the aforesaid sjieciiil terms in the said county
of Wuinebaijo, shall ulso lij and are hereby ili-clared to be special terms of the circuit
court in and for the whole of the third judicial circuit of the State of Wiscousm. —
Chapter 134, Laws 1SS5.
FOURTH CIRCUIT.
Judge — NoKMAN S. Gilson, Fond du Lac.
Term expires Jir^t Monday of January, 1S93.
Sheboygau.
Manitowoc.
2d Monday in April
3d Monday in September.
Sheboygan . . . .
Tuesday after ?d Jlonday in ,Ianu- 1
ary |- i Manitowoc.
Tuesday after 1st Monday in June ) j
Kewaunee 2d Monday in Mav ) ,-
I 3d Monday in October j Kewaunee.
Fond daLac .. . Tuesday after 3d ilonday in Feb ]
ruary j
^ Tuesday after 1st Jloudaj- in March !
I Tuesday after 1st Monday in July, f
Tuesday after 2d Monday in No- |
vember J
Fond du Lac.
Laws.
Ch. 5, L. 1891.
Ch. 5, L. 1891.
Cb. 5, L. 1891.
Ch. 5, L. 1891.
No jury shall be summoned for the terms in February and July unless specially
ordered. Every term in the counties of Fond du Lac, Sheboygan and Manitowoc shall
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"WISCONSIN STATE QAZKTTEEE
be a special term for the whole judicial circuit, at which any and all business may be
done arising or pendinj: in anj- county in said circuit, which might be done at a general
term for the county in which said business arises or is pending, except the trial of issues
of fact by a jury. Tiie tenns .-pcciiitd in section 2 shall be a continuation of all terms
in the circuit which are not finally adjourned, and the court at the terms mentioned in
eectiou 2 shall have the same jurisdiction as to all judgments, orders or proceedings
made or entered in any county which it would have if holding the term in the county
at which such judgment, order or proceedings was maile or taken, Including the power
to vacate, correct or othevwiee change the same in the mode provided by law. The
circuit court shall always he open for the transaction of all business in each of the coun-
ties in said circuit, from the beginning of one term until the beginning of the nest term
in the same county, and an order or direction for the adjournment of any term from day
to day or to a specified day, and an entry thereof, shall not be necessary to tlie validity of
any judgment, sentence, order or proceeding therein; but when no judge shall attend to
hold court on the first day or any subscrjueut day thereof, the term ehall stantl adjourned
from day to day until a judge authorized to hold the same shall attend. No term of
court in said circuit .'^hnll be at an end until an express order for final adjournment is
made and entered, and one term may be adjourned beyond the beginning of the next
term in the same county. — Chapter 5, Laus 1691.
FIFTH CIUCUIT.
Judge — Geokge Clementson, Lancaster.
Term expire'^ jlr.it Monday of January, 1S05.
Counties.
Grant
Iowa
La Fayette
Richland..
Crawford .
3d Tuesday in February (
2d Tuesday in October f
4tb Tuesday in jSIarch )
Last Tuesday in September f
3d Tuesday in June /
Isl Tuesday in December f
2d Tuesday in April )
2d Tuesday iu September f
4th Tuesday in May )
2d Tuesday in ^'ovember )'
Where held.
Laws.
Lancaster
Ch. 402, L
18S7
Dodgeville
Ch.402, L.
1887
Darlington
Ch.403, L.
1887
Richland Center
Ch.402, L.
1887
Prairie du Chien
Ch.402, L.
1887
Every term iu each of said countie.-* shall be a special term for the whole circuit.
See. 1, Chap. 40::, Lau.t 1SS7.
A^fD BUSINESS DIKECTOKT.
4&
SIXTH CIRCUIT.
Judge — Alfred W. Newmax, Trempealeau.
Term expires fird ilonday of January, 1S05.
Clark* 2d Monday in Juue /
j 2d Monday in Utcember \
Jackson * 3d Jlonday in Marcb
I 3d Monday in yeptcmber.
I
Neillsville 1 Ch. 12
Bl'k River Falls' Cb. 12
La Crosse 2d Monday in May )i. „
2d Monday In November ) j ^^ Crosse.
Monroe ' 1st Wednesday after 1st Tuesday ) [
I in April [• ' Sparta
j 1st Monday in October ) \
Trempealeau.
1st Monday in JIarch
1st Slonday in September.
Whitehall.
Vernon . . ; 4th Monday iu April ) ! -..
i 3d Monday in October f , viroqua.
Ch. 12
L. 1891
L. ISO!
L. 1891.
Ch. 12, L, 1S91
Ch. 12, L. 1891
Ch. 12, L. 1891
•Forms part of 5(>Ti>nt(>enth jn'licial cir.;iiit aftvr jHiiuiiry. 1S3'J.— C/iupfej- 47. Laws ls91.
+Term3 changed after January. IS'.i.;, exoopt La Cr*»ase.— ^"ee Ch. — , Laws lyjl.
Every general term in the several counties of said circuit shall be also a special
term for the whole circuit. — Section J, chapter 1 .', Laws 1S91.
SEVENTH CIRCUIT.
Judge— Cnxv.h'E.s, M. Weiib, Grand Rapids.
2'erm expires first Monday of January, 1S97.
Counties.
Laws.
Lincoln*. .
Marathon*.
Portage. . .
Waupaca. .
Waushara.
Wood
1st Monday in Manh
2d Monday in October
l8t Monday in May
1st Monday in November.. .
4th Monday in JIarch
3d Monday in November. . .
3d Monday in .Tanuary
2d Monday in June
3d Tuesday in April
Last Tuesday in September.
4th Monday in Jlay
2d Monday in December. . .
... )
Merrill.
Stevens' Point.
Waupaca .
Wautoma. ,
Grand Rapids.
8, L. 1891
8, L. 1891
8, L. 1891
8, L. 1891
8, L. 1S91
8, L. 1891
Forms part of sixteenth judicial circuit after January, Wii.— Chapter ii, LawsM'ii.
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WISCOXSIN' STATE GAZETTEEP.
Provided, tliat in the year 1891 the terms of court in Lincoln county siinll be he
on the second Jlonday in July and on the second Monday in (Jctnlicr, and actions,
motions or proceedings already noticed or ordered for Irial or hearing at tlie term of
court to be lield under the esistinir law in rhe county of Marathon, on tlie tirst ilondav
in March, 1S91, shall be considered as beinc for trifl or hearing at the term held accord-
ing to this act, in Marathon county, on the first Monday in I\Iay, ISiil, and jurors or
witnesses subpa'naed. drawn or summoned to attend at the terra in ^Marathon countv,
held on tlie first ^louday in starch, ISOl. shall attend at the term commencina on the
first Monday in May, by the terms of this act, without further notice or service of pro-
cess. There shall be no term held in Lincoln cop.nty in 3[arch, 1&91. Every general
term in each of said counties shall be a special terra for all the other counties "in said
circuit. — Chapter S, Laics of ISCil.
EIGHTH CIRCUIT.
Judffe—'EGBEn.T B. Bdndy, Menomonie.
Term eTpiren first Mondo)/ of Jami<try, 1S97.
Counties.
BuSalo . . .
Dunn
Eau Claire
Pepin
Pierce
St Croixf.
4th Monday of February /
4th Monday of October )
2d Monday of March )
2d Monday of September f
4th Monday of March )
4th Monday of September f
3d Monday of April (
3d Monday of October f
Tuesd'y following 2d Mon. of .Tunc )
Tuesday following 2d Mon . of Dec. f
Where Held.
Laws.
Alma 1 Ch. 350, L.18S0
I
Jlenomonie i Ch. 350, L.1889
Eau Claire. . .
Duraod
Ellsworth . . .
2d Monday of ]\ray I I ir a
2d Monday of November n ""a90°-
Ch. 350, L.18S9
Ch. 350, L 1889
Ch. 350, L.1889
Ch. 350, L.1889
•Forms part of seventeenth juilicial circuit after January, 1832. — Chapter .',7, Laws
1891.
fWill be 4th Monday March, 4th Monday September, after January, 1892 — Chapter
— , Laws 1S91.
I hereby appoint special terms of said court, to be held in each year at the times and
places hereinafter named, viz : At Lau Claire, Eau Claire county, on the first Monday
of January ; at Hudson, St. Croix county, on the third ^lond.ny of February ; at Menom-
onie, Ilunn county, on the first Momlny f'f July ; at Tviver Falls, Pierce county, on the
first Monday of September. — I'lnhr of Judge Bundu, hsncd in compiiance icith the pro-
visions of Chapter JS, Lairs of 1S70.
Every general term of the eighth judicial circuit shall be a special terra for the
■whole circuit. At any special term of said court herein provided for. any and all busi-
ness may bo done arising in any county of the circuit which might be done at any gen-
eral term, except the trial of issues of fact by a jury in cases other than those arising la
actions of fjuo warranto and mandamus. — Chapter ]3J, Laics 1SS9.
AND BUSINESS PIEKCTOKT.
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NINTH CIRCUIT.
/u(?j«— RouERT G. SiEF.ECKER, MadisoD.
Term expires first Mondaii of Janunry, 1S97
Laws.
^^'"^' if, Tue-^t^'iy i.° J^^uai-y I Friendship .
1st Tuesday in June ) *^
Columbia ' 2d Tueslay in May ) ! p.r,„„„
I 2d Tuesday in Decemljer )" ; *^o^^^Se • • ■ ■
Dane
Juneau .
Marquette.
Monday after l<it Tuesday in April /
4tli Monday in Jua e - Midison.
2d Monday in November ) i
1st Tuesday in ^Maroh. .
2d Tuesday in October.
Tuesday after 1st >tonday in Jan.
Mauston.
Cb. 6, L. 1691.
Ch. 6, L. 1891.
Ch. 6, L. 1S91.
Ch. 6, L. 1S91.
1 uesuay aner isi .vionday m Jan. / ,, , ,, \ r^i a t ioai
2d Tuefduy in June ) ^I'^-^'ello Ch. 6, L. 1891.
Baraljoo..". | Cb. 6, L. 1891.
Sauk I 3d Tuesday In :\[flrcb . . . .
3d Tuesday in September
Kvery general term in tlie enunlles of Co'umbia. Dane, Juneau, Marquette and Sauk
shall also be a special terra fur the wliolo judicial circuit. No jury shall be summoned
for the term in June for Dane county. — Cliapter G, Lfiics 1S91.
TENTH CIRCUIT.
Jurf^e— Qeokge II. Myeks, Applelon.
Term expires fimt Monda;/ of January, 1S93.
Counties.
Tern. 3.
Where Itekl.
Laws.
Florence
Forest
Ist Tucsiiay in March }
3d Tuesday in Sipterabtr \
2d Tuesday in January 1
Florence
Crandon
Antigo
Applelon
Shawano
Ch. 283, L.1883
Ch. 297, L.1889
Langlade
Outagamie
3d Tuesday in March )
1st Tuesday in September \
2d Montlay in October )
3d Jlonday in April [■
Ch. 134, L.18S.J
Ch. 2S8 L 1883
Shawano
let Tuesday iu February (special). )
4lh Monday in M>iy )
1st Monday in December )
Ch. 297, L.1389
All writs, venires, informations, summons, recocjnizinces, proce^.ses, motitins,
notices and other proceedings in said court, and all jurois summoned to attend mUlces
of trial, and every and all proceedings pending, or to be beard on the day heretofore
fixed, as the first day of such courts, or upon any day in such term, or heretofore fi.Ked.
shall be deemed and held returnable, recognized, obligated, cited to appear and noticed
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■WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
for heiring on the day? herein fixed for the nrst day of said court, and shall be heard
and disponed of as if retarnable or noticed for hearing on the first day of such court as
herein fised, and any venire issued returnable, a? the ler.ti of said court has been hereto-
fore fixed, shall be deeme \ and held returnable for the first day of the term of said court
as fixed by this act. — So'-lioi J, Chapter JS.'f, Lnws of 1SS7.
Each of the general terms of the circuit court of the counties of Outagamie, Lang-
lade and Shawano, and the special term in the county of Outapamie sliall also be and
are hereby declared to be spi^cial term^ of the circuit court in and for the whole of the
tenth Judicial circuit of Wisconsin. — Chapter IJ4., Laws of 1SS5.
ELEVENTH CIRCUIT.
Judge — R. D. MARSri.vLL, Chippewa Falls.
Term expires first Monday of January , 1S95.
Barron
Burnett. . .
Chippewa.
Douglas. . .
Polk
Washburn
3d Tuesday in April /
4th Tuesday in September ji"
ith Tuesday in March \
3d Tuesday in September f
1st Tuesday in May ]
Ist Tuesday in October f
3d Tuesday in February (
2d Tuesday in August f
lit Wednesday after 1st Tuesday
in April
3d Tuesday in November
3d Tuesday in .March , , ,^ „ .^ ,
2d Tuesday in September \\ ^''lell Lake .
Barron
Granlsburg. . . .
Chippewa Falls
Superior
Osceola Mills. .
Ch. 2, L. 1891.
Ch. 2, L. 1891.
Ch. 2, L, 1891.
Ch. 2, L, 1891.
Ch. 2, L. 1891.
Ch. 2, L. 1891.
TWELFTH CIRCUIT.
JutJge — John R. Be.vnett, Janesville.
Counties.
Terms.
Where Held.
Lawa.
Rock
4th Jlonday in January . .
1
Janesville
Wednesflay after the first
in November
let Tuesday in Jfarch ....
Jlonday 1
\
Sec. 2424. R. S.
Sec. 2424. R, S.
Sec 2424 R S
Jefferson
Ist Tuesday in October )
1st Monday in February 1
Jefferson
1st Jlonday in .September
s
No jury shall be summoned for either of the terms in this circuit apjiointcd to l)e
held in the months of .fanuary and June. Every term of this circuit shall also be a
special term for the whole judicial circuit. — Section -4.'4, Iteeised Statutes.
AND BUSINESS DITIECTORT.
THIRTEENTH CHiCL'lT.
Judge — A. Scott Sloan, Beaver Dam.
Dodge 4th Tuesday in September.
j 2d Tuesday in February. . .
Ozaukee I 1st Tuesday in September.
I 1st Tuesday in Marcli
Washington ..
Waukesha .
3d Tuesday in October.
3d Tuesday in ilarch . .
lat Tuesday in December ]
4th Tuesday in May [
4th Tuesday in August (Special). . (
lat Tuesday in February (Special). J
Juneau Ch. 55. L. 1SS3.
Ft Washington Ch. 55, L. 1SS2.
1
West Bend ; Cb. 55, L. 18S2.
!
i
Waukesha i Ch. 55, L. 1S83.
FOURTEENTH CIRCUIT.
Judge — Sauuel D. Hastixgs, Green Bay.
7\7"m expires Jirst Moiuiai/ of Jaauartj, 1SS6.
Cou
ntie3.
Terms.
Where Held.
LawB.
Brown
4th Jlonday in Novembei*
1st Morday in Marcli
. . ;■ Green Bay. . . .
. Ch. S3, L.:S87.
Door . .
1st Tuesday in Februarv _ .
. . 1
1
I Tuesday alter 1st Monday in S<p-
1" ' I tember
Marinette 2d Slonday in January
1st Monday in .May
t Ist Monday in October
Sturgeon Bay.. Ch. 82, L. 1SS7.
Oconto
2d Monday in April ) „
o,i \j, — 1..,. ;« x'...^ 1 r ^
2d Monday in November
Ch. 83, L. 1887.
Ch. 82, L, 1887.
♦Changed to last ilonday in November. — C7i. — , Ziiw? 1S9I.
Every term in tlie cnuutira of Brown, Oconto and ilarinette, shall also be a special
term for the whole juilicial circuit. — Chapler S~\ Laion of 1SS7.
The jurors for each term of court in the counliea of Brown, Oconto and JIarinette,
shall be summoned to api)ear at or befoie the hour of nine o'clock A. M. on the second
day of the term. — Chapter S2, Lmcs of 1SS7.
'\VISC0N'5T>f STATE GAZETTEEE
FIFTKEXTH CIRCUIT.
Jud[ie—i. Iv. PAKisn, iledford.
Term expires fir>t .Vomhi:/ of Jan<'.<iry, 1S93.
1
Ashland | 4th Monday cf 3I:ireh ~; '
l9t Monday of June ! ' , , , ,
3d Monday ot September { ^s^^'anJ-
1st Monday of December J
Ch. 18, L. l•^^l.
Bayfield
Oueidaf .
1st Wednesdayof April
1st Jlondnv
/n . / ■ Bayfield.
of October ) ■'
3d Jlocday of April
3d Monday Cif October
Price I 31 Monday of M ly
I 3d Jlonday of November
Sawyer ■ Last Monday of Miy
I Last Monday of November..
Taylor j 1st Monday of Jlay
I 1st Wednesday of November.
' Rhinelander. .
, Phillips
Hay ward . . . . .
Medford
Ch. IS,
Ch. 18.
Ch. 18,
Ch. IS,
Ch. IS.
L. ISOl.
L. 1S91.
L. 1S91.
L. 1S91.
L. 1*91.
1893.
Terms of court in this circuit changed by chapter 1G4, laws 1891, after January,
f Forms part of IGth Judicial Circuit after January, isQ-H—C'/cipler 41. Lair-i 1S31.
No jury will be empanelled at the March or'Sepfember terms of the court for Ashland
county unless the judue of said court shall in his discretion at least thirty days prior to
the couTouing of said terms ti'e a written order with the clerk of said c lurt requirinu: a
jury to be empanelled. The several sreneral terms of court in each county of said circuit
shall be a special term for all other counties in said circuit. This act shall take eiTcct
and be in force from and after itspassase and publication, and all acts or parts of acts in
conflict with this act are hereby repealed.— C/iap.Vj' IS, Lmcs ISOl. See Chapter PJi,
Lavs 1S91.
SIXTEENTH CIRCUIT.
Judge — Cn.vs. V. Bardeen, Wausau.
Term expires first yrntd^ii/ »/ .Itni inj, 1S9S.
Lincoln. ..
Marathon .
Oneida
(.\fter first M.inciay iu .January. ISj'J.)
Where Held.
Lav
1st IMondav of January > \ -kt t
2d Monday of June ) I -^^""i
1st Monday of May
2d Monday of July
2d Monday of November.
Wausau.
Ch. 41, L. 1S91.
Ch. 41, L. 1S91.
2d Monday of .Vpril H ri^j^,,,^ j^^. . . Ch. 41, L. ISOl.
1st Jlonday of October j '
Each term held in any of said counties shall be a special term for the other counties
of said judicial circuit; provided, however, that until the judge of the U5th Judicial
AND BUSINESS DIRECTOEY.
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r:icuit sball be elected, qualified, and bis term of office shaU have commenced accord-
.,,5 to law, said counties sliail be consi'.iered as attached to the judicial circuits to which
'.iii-y have heretofore belonged, aud until such time as the judi;e of sueli judicial circuits
-ii^ill continue to hold court in the fevcral counties named in the same manner, and at
•,;je same time, and with the same force and effect as if this act had not been passed. —
r'fipter 41, Lnxcs ISUl.
SEVEXTEEXTH CIRCUIT.
Judge — Wm. F. B.\ilet, Eau Claire.
Term expires first Monday of January, 1S9S.
(After first Monday in January, IS
Clirk.
2d Monday of March ) ; >;eillsville.
2d JMonday of December j
... Ch. 47, L. 1S91.
Jackson ' 2d Monday of April
. 2d Jlonday of .'?ep!emljer.
Kau Claire , 2d ^Monday of February ^
i li m"""!'-' "f 'V"-''- ■ ; '■ Eau Claire ' Ch. 47, L. 1S91.
I 2d Monday of Auirust | 1
! 2d Monday dI November J |
Bl'k River Falls Ch. 47, L^ 1S91.
The several qoneral term."? of court in each county of said circuit shall be special
terms for the whole 17'h .Judicial Circuit, and any and all business arisins or pend-
icg in said 17th Circuit or in any of the counties thereof, may be done at such special
term which may be done in the general term thereof, exceptins the trial of issues of fact
I'V a jury in cases other than those nrisini^ in actions of quo jrarrniito and mnndamyis.
L'util the first Jlonday in .January, IM).'. the several counties composing the 17th .Judi-
cial Circuit shall, for judicial purposes, remain parts of the judicial circuits to which
tlicy are now atached, and until that time the respective judges of said circuits shall
continue to hold the terms of court as heretofore. All acts or parts of acts conllirling
with any of the provisions of this act, are hereby repealed so far as they contlict with
Ibis act, and no further. — Chapler .jr, Zairs IS'Jl.
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WISCOXSIN STATS GAZBTTEEI
STATE INSTITUTIONS.
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN.
Located at Madison. Under the Control of the Board of Regents.
OFFICERS OF THE BOARD.
George Raymer President.
Wra. P. Ijartlett Vice President.
E. P. Kiley Secretary.
Slfite Trea-vurer Ex Offido Trer.-uroT.
T. 0. Chamberlin, Pli. D., LL. D President of the University.
STATE NORMAL SIIOOLS.
Situated at Platteville, Grant connty : at 'Wljitewater, Walwrorth county ; at Oshkosh,
Winnebago county ; at River Falls, Pierce county ; and at Milwaukee.
OFFICERS OF THE BOARD.
John W. llurae President.
George \V. Cate Vice-President.
W. 11. Chandler Secretary.
State Treasurer Ec Oijkio Treasurer.
Duncau JIcGregor President, PlatteviUo.
Albert Salisbury President, Whitev.atcr.
George S. Albee Presiilent, Oshkosh.
J. Q. Emery President, River Falls.
J. J . Mapel President, Milwaukee.
CnABITABLE, PENAL AND REFORMATORY INSTITUTIONS.
Under the Charge of the State Board of Supervision.
OFFICERS OF THE BOARD.
Andrew B. Elmore, Fort Howard President.
Albert O. Wright Secretary.
STATE HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE.
Located at Mendota, near Madison.
RESIDENT OFFICERS.
Louis R. Head, M. D Superintendent.
F. A. Lyman, JI. D., E. P. Taylor, M. D Assistant Physicians.
J. M. Puliiani Steward.
Elizabeth \Vhilehead Matron.
AND BUSINESS DIKECTOKT.
NORTHERN HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE.
Located near Osbkosh.
BESIDEXT OFFICERS.
Charles E. Booth, :\I D Superintendent.
\Vm. H. Hanker, il. D., E. A. Taylor, JI. D Assistant Pbjsiciaus.
F, E Grove Steward.
Miss Kate Hale JIatron.
INSTITUTION FOR THE EDUCATION OF THE BLIND.
Located at Janesville.
RESIDENT OFFICERS.
Mrs. Sarah F. C. Little, A. M Superintendent and Steward.
M;ss Lizzie S. Curtis Matron.
! INSTITUTION FOR THE EDUCATION OF THE DEAF AND DUMB.
I Located at Delavan.
; RESIDENT OFFICERS.
John W. Swiler, A. M Superintendent and Steward.
Mies Sarah D. Gibson Matron.
STATE PUBLIC SCHOOL FOR DEPENDENT AND NEGLECTED CHILDREN.
Located at Sparta.
t RESIDENT OFFICERS.
I'vobert T. Roberts • Superintendent and Steward.
■ ' Allen Rusk. Agent.
Fred W. Boebmer Clerk.
^ Mrs. W. A. Roberts General Matron.
\ WISCONSIN STATE PRISON.
Located at ^Vaupuu.
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: RESIDENT OFFICERS.
'■sorgo Weeks Warden.
A. A. Loper Deputy Warden.
j'arob Fuss Clerk.
' ..ev. Victor Kutcbin Physician and Chaplain. Protestant.
~ ''^T. J. Allen Clmplain, Roman Catholic.
i lisa Pha;be Grider Matron.
!• INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
I , Located at Waukesha.
\ RESIDENT OFFICERS.
' v ^' ^''■'^P Superintendent and Steward.
5 .'"tin >,[,idson Assistant Steward.
, '- Di.xon Principal Teacher.
'WISCO>'SIN STATE GAZETTEER
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Located at Milwaukee.
Partly a State Institution, under the control of a self-perpetuating Board of ilanacers:
but 13 incorporated, and takes charge of children, who are treated as wards of tlii;
State, and paid for by the County sending them.
OFFICERS OF THE BOARD OF MANAGERS.
Mrs. yVm. P. Lynde President.
^Irs. A. J. Aikena, :iliss C. Doig, Mrs, C. J. Russell Vice-Pre8ident5.
Mrs. \V. S. Caudee Treasurer.
Mrs. A. L. Kaine Secretary.
RESIDENT OFFICERS.
Jliss Sarah K. Price Superintendent,
John R. Love Steward.
NATIO^'AL HOME FOR DISABLED VOLU^^TEER SOLDIERS.
(Not a State Institution.)
MANAGERS — Ex 0_fficio.
His Excellency the President of the L'nited States.
The Houorable the Chief Justice of the United States.
The Honorable the Secretary of 'War.
MANAGERS APPOINTED BY CONGRESS.
Gen. Wm. B. Franklin, President. Hartford, Conu.
Col. Leonard A. Harris. "1st Vice-I'resident. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Gen. John A. M:irtiii, 2d Vice-President, Atchison, Kansas.
Gen. Martin T. McJlahon, Secretary, 93 Nassau street, New York City.
Gen. John C. Black, Danville. 111. "
Gen. Thomas W. Hyde, Bath, Elaine.
Gen. James S. Nezkv, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Col. John L. Mitchell. }illiwaukee, "Wis.
Gen. Wm. J. Sewell, Camden, N. J.
NORTHWESTERN CUANCH.
CoL John L. Mitchell, Local Manager, Milwaukee.
Officers.
Gen. Kilburn Kno.\, Governor.
Gen. T. C. .Moore, Treasurer.
Dr. "W. H. Leifhtou, Surgeon.
Dr. J. E. ^Icllvain, Assistant Surcjeon.
Dr. F. W. Fuhnuanu, -d A.-si.stai!l Surgeon.
Maj. W, W. Rowley, C. S. and Adjutant.
Rev. Victor Putteii, Chaplain.
Rev. E. Purdon Wright, D. D., Clinplain.
The building of the Naiioual Hoine for Disabled Volunteer Sjldiers, located near
Milwaukee, December T, 1SG6, -is caileil the Nortliwejteru branch of that National
Institution. The Ci'Utral Home is located at D.^ytou, Ohio. Other brandies art'
located at Augusta. Maine. Hampton, Virginia, and Leavenworth, Kansas. The whoit
are under the same b.iard of managers.
Soldiers who were disabled in the service of the United Stales in the war of tin-
rebellion, the Mexican war, or the war of 1S12, aud have baen honorably discharged, are
entitled to admission to the Srldieis Home.
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WISCONSIN VETERANS' HOME.
Located near Waupaca.
OFFICERS OF BO.^RD OF TEUSTEES.
J. H. Marston Presideot.
A. O. Wrighl Vice President.
J. H. Woodnorth Secretary.
K. N. PiOberU Treasure'r.
RESIDENT OFFICERS.
C. C. Caldwell Superintendent,
Mrs. Ida Caldwell Matron.
STATE LOAliDS AND ASSOCIATIOXS.
STATE BOARD OF SUPERVISION.
N'ame. Residence. Term Expires
Lewis A. Proctor Milwaukee June. 1, 1S91
Charles Lulini; Manitowoc June 1, LSOi
Wm. T. Parry Portiice June 1,' 1S03
'V\ m. C. Gilbert Wausau June 1, lt94
Nicholas Smith Janesville June 1, l^'Jo
D. S. Comly Madiiou .' Secretary.
STATE BOARD OF CHARITIES AND REFORM. ■
Name. Resideoce. Term Expires
Wm. W. Reed Jefferson ' April ], 1^93
Andrew E. Elmore Fort Howard April 1, 1S03
George S. Graves Fairchild April l', 1^9t
Hiram U. Giles JIadison April 1, liU5
REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN.
STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUULIC INSTRUCTION, Ex OiJiao.
TerDi EiTiires
Slate-at-Large— Hon. Lucien S. Hanks, Madison ISOO
State at-Lar;.re — Hon. Ferdinand Kuehu. .Milwaukee 1S04
First District— Hun. Charles It. Beach, ^Vhitewater " is92
Second Di.slrict— Hon. John A. Rice, Mertoii 1S92
Third District — Hon. Gcor£re. liavmer, Madison ■ li.'i3
Fourth District— Hon. G. il Noyes, Milwaukee is.93
Fifth DiMrlct— Hon. J. H. Mead, Sheboycan 1893
Sixth District— Hon. Frank Challoner, 0=hkosh 1,^02
Sevtnih District— Hon. J. JI. True, Baraboo lvf)>
I->'hth Di-trict— Hon. Wni, P. Bart^ett, E-iu Claire '. i,>~93
^imh District- Hun. D. L. Plumer, Wausau ISO-t
56 "U'lSCOXSIX STATE GAZETTEER
OFFICERS OF THE illAUD.
George R-tymer President.
Wm. P. Bartiett Vice-President.
E. F. Riley Secretary.
State Treasurer E.r OJlcio Treasurer.
REGENTS OF N'ORM.VL SCHOOLS.
THE GOVERNOR OF THE ST.ATE, Ex Ofncio.
THE STATE SUPERIXTEN-DENT, Ex Officio.
Name. Residence. Term Expires
W. H. CLiaadlcr Madison February, ISOi
E. M. Jolinson "Whltewatar February, ]s03
C. V. Guy River Fails February, l^;i3
D. J. Gardner Platleville February, IS'jS
Ira A. Hill Sparta February, 1S03
M. Kirwaii Jtanitowoc February, 1s'j3
Joha W. Hume OshkosU February, l'^0■l
Jacob Jlendel . . . Milwaukee February, l^Oi
George ^\^ Gate Stevens' Point February, Is'J-t
John \\ . Hunie Oshk^sh President.
W. H. Chandler Madison." Secretary.
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH AXD VITAL STATLSTICS.
Name. Residence. Term Expires.
B. O. Reynolds, M. D Lake Geneva Ist Monday in Feb., T^92
J. T. Pieeve. JL D Appletou 1st .'^Innday in Feb., 1>0:5
Samuel U. Johnson, >L D Hudson l^t Monday in Feb., IMU
Solon Marks, ^L D Milwaukee 1st Mond '.y in Feb.. ]'-:i.)
A. D. K. Thrune, M. D Eau C'Liiro laljilonday in Feb., IS'.ii".
Solon Marks, M. I) ililwaukec President
J. T. Reeve, M. D Applelon Secretary
STATE BOARD OF DEXTAL EXAMINERS.
F. L. Dolbeare, Oshkosh Term expires ."May, IS'Ji
Edgar Palmer, Lu Crosse Term e.xpires May, 1 s;l:3
B. G. ^Inercklcin, Milwaukee Term expires -May, Is'.U
Charles C. Cbiltenden. JIadison Term expires May, l>;iri
Edmund C. French, Eau Claire Term expires ^lay, 1^'Jd
Charles C. Chittenden, Madison President
Edgar Palmer, La Crosse Secretary
STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY.
A. Conrath, Milwaukee Term expires, 1*^91
E. B. Heiiustreet, Janesville Term expire.', 1^02
C. R. Bcchmann, Foimtain City Term expires, ]>03
K. I). Pulford. Jlinoral Point Term expires, 1S91
F. Robinson, Kenosha, President Term expires, I'-'jr,
E. B. Ileimstreet, .[anusville Secretary and Treasurer
STATE LIBRARY.
TRUSTEES, Ex Officio. . ■ •
Orsamus Cole Chief Justice Supreme Court
AVilliam P. Lyon Associate Justice Supreme Court
Harlow S. Orion Associate Justice Supreme Court
John B. Casaoday Associate Justice Supreme Court
J. L. O'Connor '. :. .Attorney-General
John R, Cerryman Librarian
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COMMISSIONERS OF FISHERIES.
The Governor, Ex Officio.
Philo Dunning, President. Madison. I A. V. II. Carpenter. Milwaukee.
C. L. Valentine. Sec. acd Treas. Janesville I Calvert Spen.^ley. ^Iinernl Point.
Mark Douglas, Melrose. I E. S. ^Miner, Sturgeon Bay.
J.^s. Nevin, Supt., Madison.
STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
John Jonnston, Milwaukee .President.
Harlow S. Orton, Madi.son Senior Vice-President.
Lyman C. Draper, Madisnn Honorary Secretary (Emeritus).
Reuben G. Th waitcs. Mwdison Corresponding Secretary.
Elisba Burdick, iladison Recording Secretary.
Frank F. Proudfit. Madison Treasurer.
Daniel S. Durrie, JIadisou Librarian.
I. S. Bradley, Minnie M. Oakley, Eninaa A. Hawley, and
Annie A. Nuuns, Madison Assistant Librarians.
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
A. C. Parkinson, Columbus President
J. M. True, Barabno Secretary
Cyrus Miner, Janesville Treasurer
WISCONSIN TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
John Nagle, Manitosvoc President
II. L. Te1-ry, Lake Mills Secretary
J. E. Riordan, Sheboygan Trecsurer
WISCONSIN PRESS ASSOCIATION.
J. E, Heg, Lake Geneva President.
F. W.Coon, EdpertoD Secretary.
". G. Munson, Vircqua Assistant Secretary.
•J M. Chappie, Ashland Treasurer.
WISCONSIN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, ARTS AND LETTERS.
0. W. Peckham, Milwaukee President.
*'. E. Bennett, JIadison Secretary.
^_ D. Hasting.'", Madison Treasurer.
^\ . II. Ilolbjs, JIudlsoQ Librarian and Curator.
AVISCONSIN SHORTHORN BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION.
penrge Wylic, Leeds President
H. B. Drake, Beaver Dam Secretary
WISCONSIN .JERSEY B];EEDERS' ASSOCIATION.
Giflrge E. Bryant, 3Iadi.=nn President
r. L. Hacker, Cottage Grove Secretary
WISCONSIN SWINE BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION.
f ;.T,rge Wylic, Leeds President
'"■vrge S. Love, Waukesha Secretary
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WISCONSIN POULTRY ASSOCIATION.
H. L. H'lmpbrey, Fludsnn President
Dr. E. L. Boolliby, ILimuioud Sacretary
WISCONSIN STATE BEE KEEPERS' ASSOCIATION.
C. A. Hatch, r.haca President
J. W. Vance, iladisoQ Secretary
WISCONSIN SHEEP BREEDERS' AND WOOL GROWERS' ASSOCIATION.
J. N. Crawford. Mukwonago President
W. E. Purker, Wbiiewater Vice-President
H. J. AVilkiiisoa. AVhitewater Secretary
C. R. Gbbs. Whitewater Cor. Secretary
\V. 11. Hardy, Whilevrater Treasurer
WISCONSIN FARMERS' ALLIANCE.
C. N. Batt, Virnqna President
N. E. Moody, Viroqua Secretary
WISCONSIN STATE GRANGE.
S. C. Carr, Jlilton Janction 'Master.
W. A Sprasiie, Kced^burirh Overscir.
O. Pixley, Port Atkinsou Lecturer.
Alfred Sopcr. Eau Claire Steward.
J. V. Jones, Erne Assistant Steward.
J. C. Searle. Roberts Chaplain.
E. G. Pound. Fulton Tieisurtr,
H. E. Huxley, Ncenah. Secretary.
Myron Rowley, Si.arta Gate Keeper.
Hrs. S. C. Carr, Milton Junction Pomona.
Mrs. Ilatlie E. Spraijue, Reed-burijb Flora.
Mrs. H. E. Hu.\ley. Neenah Ceres.
Lydia Young, Reedsburgh Lady Assistant Steward.
STATE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
M. A. Thayer, Sparta Piesidcnt.
L. G. Kellocc. Ripon Vice-President
B. S. IIox'c. EvansTille .-Secretary.
3Irs. V. H. Camiibcll, Evansville Treasurer.
STATE DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION.
"W. D. Hoard, Fort Atkinson President
'D. W. Curtis. Fort Atkinson Secretary
H. K. Loomis, Sheboygan Falls Treasurer
STATE SUPERVISOR OF INSPECTORS OF ILLUMINATING OILS.
A. M. Kersten De Pere
STATE TREASURY AGCNT.
Thomas Kennedy, Djdgeville. [II ilds office during pleasure of the Governor.]
STATE PENSION AGENT.
Joseph B Doe Midison
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
INTERNAL REVENUE DISTRICTS OF WISCONSIN.
Finl Dktn'ci—CouTiVies of Broivn, Calumet, Dodge, Door, Florecce, Fond duLar, For-
rest, Green Lnke, Kenosha, Kewaune", Manitowoc, rilarir.ettp, Mainuette. Ali^vau-
kee,' Oconto, Outagamie, Ozaukee, Raciue, Shawano, Sheboygan, Walworth, Wash-
ington, Waukesha, "Waupaca, Waushara, Winnebago, and County of Langlade,
except the eight western townships in western portioa of said county.
Hexrt FI^■K, Collector, Milwaukee.
SkcondDiitiicC—CouunescAAdam^. Ashlanil, Barron, Baj field, Buffido, Burnett, Chip-
pews, Clark, Colundjia, Crawford, Dauc, Dousrlas, Dunn, Eau Claire, Grant, Green,
Iowa, Jackson, .Jo'.Ierson, .Tuneau, T.a Crosse, Lafayette, Lincoln, Marathon, Mon-
roe, Oneida, Pepin, Pierce, polk, Poitage, Price, Uicbland, Rock, St Croix, Sauk,
Sawyer, Taylor, Trempealeau, Vernon, Washburn, Wood, and the eiijht western
townships of Langlade county.
E. M. PiOGEKS, Collector, Madison.
GOVHRXORS OP WISCONSIN THRRITORY.
Henry Dod£;e From 1R3C to 1!=4I I Nathaniel P. Tallmadge. From 1844 to 1S45
Jurats Duane Doly From 1S41 to 1^4-4 | Henry Dodge From lS4o to 1S4S
GOVERNORS OF WiSCOXSI.N' STATE FROM FfS ORGAXIZ.ITIOX.
Nelson Dewey, Lancaster From 1S4S to l^.'iS
I-f I nard .1. Farwell, Madison From IS.ji to 1^■"J4:
Win. A. Barstow, Waid<csha From ISot to I^OG
i Anhur McArthur, Milwaukee From .March 21, l&o6, to Maich 2.5, INHS
i C,,li3 Bashford, O.hkosli From ISnc to IN.JS
( A'ex. W. Handall, Waukesha From K,S to l-^O'^
I 1 "uis P. Harvey, Sboj^iere From January 0, IbOi, to April U<, lStJ3
t '-'Iward Salomon, Milwaukee From 18GJ to 18i"4
j ■ii.nies T. Lewis, Columbus From 1S64 to 1S'>5
, '-"lius Fiiirthild. Madison From ISCG to 187-.J
'•. •'•Wasliliuin, La Crosse From ]87i! to 1874
*' illmm ]!. Taylor, Co:ta-e Grove From 1874 to lS7'3
'•;!rrisoQ Ludiupton, .Milwaulice From lS7<i to lb73
pin- E. Smith, Milwaukee From 1878 to l>^-3
■'■;remihh .M. Rusk, Virtqun Fiom 1882 to Is'-a
V ■ U- Hoard, Fort A;kinsoD From Iss'J to 1^91
^•lorge ^\ , Peck, Milwaukee From lf-91 to
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WISCOXSIX COLLECTiOX LAAV
Assignments. — Voluntary assiinments may be made by debtor for benefit of genera!
creditors, under statutory formalities. Zso preferences allowed eictpl wa.tjea of employes.
earned within six months prior thereto if assignor makes no preference ; three months,
wages preferred by law. Release not granted. Any preference made by debtor by tlie
sale of property, mortgige. or other securit}", within sixty days prior to date of assign-
ment, shall be void and of no elTect, prurided the party benetiied had reasonable cause to
believe such debtor insolvent, and b}' confession of judgment within same period, voiJ
ahwlutdy. If suit for recovery on account of preference or fraud is not brought by
assignee within sixty days after assignment, any creditor may sue therefor upon giving
bonds to assignee of si, 000.
ATTACii>rFNT may be issued at any lims before judgment, in all actions on con-
tract, express or implied, where plaintiff shows by atfl tavit that fact, and that the debt
exceeds §30, and tliat the altiant ha? good reason "to believe one of the following cases tn
exist : That delendant has ab=conded or is about to abscond from the State, or is con-
cealed therein to the injury of his creditors ; th;»t he h.is assigned, disposed of, or con-
cealed, or is about to, any of his property, with intent to defraud his creditors : that he
has removed or is about to remove any of his property out of the State, with like intent ;
that he fraudulently contracted the debt or incurred the obligation for which this action
is brought ; that he is a nonresident or it is a foreign corporation ; that he had fraudu-
lentlj' conveyed or d.sposed of his property, or part of it, to defraud his creditors.
Attachment may also be made for debt to become due. on fidng similar affidavit, and
givin.g undertaking for three times amount of claim. At'acliment may issue in Justice
Court, upon grounds nearly identical, where djbt exceeds ,-Jo.
CnATTEi. MonTG.^GES are valid between the parties thereto, but void a^ against any
other persons, unless the possession of the mortgaged property be delivered to auil
retained bj' the mortgagee, or uule^s the mortgage, or a copy thereof, be filed with llie
clerk of the village, town, or city where the mortgagee resides, or if he is a non-resident.
■where the proper!}' is situated n't the time of making the mortgage. Such chattel mort-
gage ceases to be valid, except as between the parties, at the expiration of two years,
unless, within thirty days next preceding the expiration of the two years the morlgacree
or his agent make and annex to the mortgage, or a copy thereof, on file, an alUdavit
setting furlh the interest of the mortgagee in the properly raortcaged. The clfect of
such affidavit renews the f(irce of the mortgage for two years. Similar renewals may
be made at the end of each tw.i year.s. It is a raijdMueau jr to sell or dispose of cliattciS
mortgaged, with intent to defr-iud. >\u specitied time in which mortgaged property
must be sold to pay debt. C'hatlc! mortgage up m household furniture or exempt chat-
tels of married man invalid without signature of wife witnessed by two witnesses.
Deeds. — A deed of q lit claim and releiso of the form in comrmn use is sufficient
to pass all the estate which tiie grantor could convey by deed of bargain and sale. Xo
covenant is in any ca-e to be implied in any conveyance. Deeds executed within this
State, of lands or anj' interest of lands 'herein, must be executed in the presence of two
witnesses, who shall subscribe their names to the suine as such, and the persons executiutr
must acknowledge the execution before any judge or court commissioner, clerk of a cir-
cuit court, county clerk, notary public, or justice of the peace; and tlie officer taking
the acknowledgment must indorse a certificate of the acknowledgment, and the true date
of making it under his hand. A scroll answers for a seal.
ExE>rrTiONS. — Library, household furniture, etc, $200 ; firearm', ^T,{s ; necessary
team, cattle and utensils ; 1 year's provisions ; tools or stock in trade of nieehauic,
miner, or other person, ^^'^OO : Ubr.uy and imiilements of professional man, ^iOO ; print-
ing material, presses, etc., sl,.5il0 ; home^teail, in country, -10 acres, or in town pl.it,
one fourth of an acre. The earnings of all married persjus having a family dependent
AND BUSINESS DIHECTORV.
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upon them for support, for three months next preceding the issue of any process, to
Ibe amount of si30. only for each month in which such earnings are made or secured.
yo personal prop.Tty is exempt as against any debt remaining of its purchase price.
Interest.— Legal, 7 per cent.; by contract in writing, 10. Usury forfeits all
iDterest.
Justice's .Icrisdiction, — .s-200, may enter judgment by confession to S300.
Judgments. — Judgments of the circuit court become a lien on all re.al estate of the
judgment debtor within the county, and from the date of its being docketed tn the clerk's
cfljce; this lien holds for ten years. A transcript of the judgment of a justice of the
peace may be docluted in the circuit court clerk's oflice, and becomes then a lien on real
estate, and is regarded as a circuit court judgment for its enforcement and collection.
A trauscript of the docket of a judgment in any circuit court clerk's office may be tiled
and dockeicd in anv other county, and becomes a lien on all real estate of the judgmeut
debtor in any county where docUcted. from that date, and is enforced by execution
issued from the county where judgment was rendered.
LiiiiT.VTioN OF Actions.— On contracts not under seal, C yeurs ; judgments of courts
within the State and on sealed instruments, cause accruing wilhin the ^tate, 20 years ;
fjieign jud^'ments and specialties, cause accruing without'tbe State, 10 years; recovery
of bonds, 2U years.
Married Women retain all property for their exclusive use and benefit which is
acquired from any source except their husband, and may convey it and do busiuCaS as
if unmarried. Widow is entitled to dower of one-third in alljands owned by husband
at any time during marriage, unless lawfully barred.
MoRTC.VGES are executed precisely' as deeds, except the wife need not join in a pur-
chase money mortgage to bar dower. An}- conveyance, however, in whatever form,
will be held a mortgage on familiar equity principles, if in reality a security for debt.
If a power of sale be inserted, they may he foreclosed by advertisement. One year's
ledemption is allowed after sale in such cases, but the common and belter practice is
to foreclcsa by suit in Circuit Court, and after sale, which cannot take jijace until after
the expiration of one year's redemption ; after judgment no redempti ou is allowed.
Ktdemptiou before sale must include 10 percent, interest from date of judgment. A
reasonable solicitor's fee is allowed in addition to taxed costs. >'o strict foreclosures
kUowed of mortgages. No mortgage or sale of a homestead valid unless the wife joins.
Proof of Claims Sent fou Collection.— It being necessary to sue in the name
C'f the real party in interest, creditors sending claims for collection should give their
names in full. In case of a fitm,fidl name of The individuals composing the firm should
be given, and if creditor is a curporutiou, that fact should lu stated.
Redemption — Of lauds sold under execution, 1 year, or by subsequent creditor,
15 months ; mortgage, 1 year ; taxes, 3 years.
Rrvivor —Part payment or new promise in writing, if by one joint debtor, revives
the debt only as to him.
Stay OF Execution.— Only on justice's judgments, $10 to over ,s50, exclusive of
costs, one td four mouths.
Witness. — Party in interest may be, unless opponent is dead.
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66
WISCONSIN 8TATB GAZETTEER
BANKS AND BANKERS OF WISCONSIN.
Ahncpee
Almn
Alma Centre
Anti^o
Antigo
ApplttoD
ApiiktoD
Arcadia'.
Arenn
Asbland
Ashlnnd
Ashland
Ashlund
Auf;usla
Baldwin
Banj;or
Baralioo
Baralioo
Baruboo
Barron
Bajlkld
Beaver Dam
Beaver Dam
Belolt
Beloit
Beloit
Berlin
Black River Falls.
Black Uiver Falls.
Bloomer
BloomlngtoD
Boscobel
Brandon
Brodhead
Biirlni;;ton
Cambria
Cassville
Ccntralia
Cbilton
Cliippewa Falls. . .
Chippewa FalU. . .
Chippewa Falls. . .
Clinton
ClintonviUe
Ctbb
Colby
Cohimbus
Columbus
Cumberland
Darlington
Darlini;fou
Deeilield
Delavan
Delavan
De Pure
Dodgcville
Dodgevillo
Ood{;evi!!e
Dorche=ter
NAME OF BANK.
Capital.
Bank of Ahnapee
Exchange Bans
ililler's Exchange Bank l
Bank of Au'ico i
I^aaisli^iic County Bank. ...
ConiiiiL-reial National
Firit National ',
Bank r.f Arcadia j
Jones AYm H ,
Ashland Xational Bank |
First Xatiocal Bank I
Northern Nat'onal Bank '
Security Savings Bank i. ;
Augusta Bank j
Bank of Baldwin i
Bangor Exchange Bank i
Ban k of Baraboo
Baraboo Savines Bank I
First National Bank I
Bank of Barron i
Lumberman's Bank 1
First National ]
German-American State Back j
Beloit Savings Bank ;
Hyde L C ifcBiittan (
Second National |
Sacket & Fitch ,
First National I
Jackson County Bank
Bank of Bloomer |
\Voodhouso it Bartley !
Bank of A J Pipkin ]
Foster F R & Son I
Bank of Brodhead 1
First National
Bank of Cambria
First Commercial Bank
Bank of Centraiia
GtMuan Exchange Bank
First National
Lumbeunan's National
Seymour's Bank
Citizens' Bank
Bank of ClintonviUe
Cobb Bank Willard East-
Exchange BlIJK
Fi'.nuer.i' A; ^Krcbacts' Union Bank
Fi^^t National
Bank of Cumberland
Citizens' National Bank
First National Bank
Bank of Deeilield
Citizens' Bank of Delavan
Latimer E & Co
Kellogg Banking Co
Ciiv Bank
Drdgeville Bank
Strong's Bank
Winchester's Ex Bk of Dorchester
D W Stebbins.
R Vi Hunner. .
Amo? Baum
H C Humphrey. .
U G Freeman. . .
Herman Erb....
Joseph Ruth
NI ^Yilley
C E Street
C F Latimer
E H Ellis ; ...
CE Bradford
J A Decker
John Kupp, propr.
J Van Orueu
RBGrig.ir-
Wm A \Varren.. .
C D Cce
Wm Knisht, propi
J E McClure
LE Rock
J A Holmes treas.
L H Parker.
W U Richards.
W R O'Hearn..
Henry ilarshall.
C "\V Carpenter.. .
C Hall •
Eli ward Harris. . .
Charles Creglow. .
I E Philleo.'
Henry Kresteu. . .
L M Newman. . . .
S B Niramons. . . .
Wm L Seymour. .
Wm Jones
R G Gibson, propr.
man it Co, proprg.
20,000
2o,000
30,000
loO i.iOO
300.000
10,000
50,000
12:j.000
100, OuO
30,000
15.000
25,000
50,000
25,000
50,000
50,000
50,000
50,000
25,000
50,000
26,200
15,000
10,000
45.000
50,000
25.000
40,000
100,000
100,000
50,000
25,000
R S Rockwell. . . .
10 000
J R Goff
50,000
C F Ivilk
2,500
George F West. . .
oU.OOO
G S Anthony
50,000
H B Fargo
10,000
11 F 'U illlam.s, ....
25,000
A H Keudrick
W E Kellotrg....
25,000
Wra Pirrv
RT Parrv
35.000
James Cleminson.
45,000
E H Winchester.pi
5.000
AND r.USINESS DIKKCTORY.
67
BANKS AND BANKERS OF WISCONSIN— Cnnlinued.
NAME OF BANK.
Capital.
Purand
Eau Claire. . .
Eau Claire. . .
Eau Ciaire. . .
Eau Claire. . .
Etigertou ....
Edmund
Eikhorn
Ellsworth. . . .
Elroy
ETansville . . .
Fennimore. . .
Fifitld. ...
FlorcDce
Fond du Liic.
Fond (hi Lac 1 Firit Nalional ISauk.
Bank of Durand !
Bank of Eiu Llaire
Chippewa A'nUey Bank
CommerciHl Bank j
Eiiii Claire .\.-)lioiinl Baiih!
Bank of EdirtTtou i
Vincent & Ba.xter i
First Xalional j
Bank of E'lsworlh j
Bank of Elroj- i
Bank of Evan^ville j
Fenniuiore Bank ;
Price County Bank t
State Bank of Florence
Cole WE.
n L Smith
C W Lnckwood. . .
Geo T Thompson.
P C Allen
\Vm II Coffin
C L Biirnham . . .
AVH Conger. ...
Orin Lord
Edmund Hart ...
GL Pullen
C A Willi.^op.pro]
B F Leonard
E EWilco-x
Eond du I^ac.
Fond du Lac . .
Fort Atkinson..
Fort Atkinson..
Fort Hoivaid. . .
Fox Lake
Galcsvdle
Grand Kapids. .
Green Bay
Green Bay
Hartford
Hayward
Hillsboro'
Ilillsboro'
Hudson
Hudson
Hurley
Hurley
•Janesville
Jaue&ville
Janesville
Jefferson
Jtflerson
Kaukauna
Kenosha
Kenosha
Kewaunee
Kewaunee
Kilhourn City. . .
KiUiourn City. . .
La Crosse
La Crosse
La Crosse
La Crosse
La Crosse
Lake Geneva. . . .
Lake Geneva. . . .
Lake ^lills
Lancaster
Lancaster
Linden*
Lodi :...
Madiscn
Fond du Lac National Bank
.Weils J C
Citizen.s' State Bank
First Nalii ml ISank
JlcCartnev's E.\chani;e Bank
State Bank of Fox Lake .
Bank of Gale.sville
Fir.st National Bank . .
Citizens' National Bank
Kellogg National Bunk
Exchan;;e Bank
Sawyer County l!ank
Bank of Hillsboro'
ExchaiiEje Bank
Fiist National Bank
Hudson Savini:.s Bank
First National Ilank
Iron E.xch.'inire Bank
First National B.ank
."Vlerchautsand.Mtclianic.x'Sav'gs I!li
Peck County National Bunk
Farmers and Merrlianta' Bank
Jefft rsoG County Bf,nk :
liank of ICaukaun.'i
First National Bank
Ifiead E>iiii »V <'o
Bank of Kewiiunie '
Kewaunee Exchange Bank ;
Bank of Kil bourn I
Siroud's Bank '
Batavia Bank
i:\<'liaii;;(^ !*lalo t'anli
La t'ro'^se N;ili(inai li.ink
Lienli kken .fohii
S3a)t> 85;uik of I>a «.'ro«se. . .
Bank uV Ovuvxh
First National Biink ;
(Greenwood Bros
Mej f r ISioliaiil A- to
Stale Bank of Grant County j
Bank of Linden \
Bank of Lodi I
Capital City Bank I
James B Perry
G A Ivnapp. . . .
C A Caswell
L B Caswell jr...
J H Tayler
F I Davijon
C .M Kellogg ....
F J Wood
W P Wainer . . .
Henry B Baker...
E A iMcCollow. . .
E II llolbert
\Vm Lind, propr.
D C Fulton
Alfred J Goss
W A Buit
WS Reynolds....
J B Doe
^V S Jelfris
S B Smith
G J Kisptrt
John Kirael jr. . . .
FA Towsley
Charles C Brown .
U J Lewis
Charles Brandts ji
L Bruenimer
A D Bowman
AVni S Stroud, prpi
E E Beutlev
Henry P Magill...
S S Burton
J 51 Hollcy....
Charles E Buel
D Bailield
Joseph Beck.
F C Hutson..
J Wllobbing.
5 ■:.•;. 000
30,000
Si 1, 000
SO. 000
100.000
to.ooo
.50.000
25,000
10.000
."in. 000
10.000
25 000
30,000
12.5.0C0
100,000
25,000
25. COO
20.000
25,000
50,000
100,000
00.000
20,000
70,000
4,000
20.000
75,000
25,000
50,ono
25,000
125,000
50.U00
10n,0CO
60,000
50.000
no, 000
75,000
75.000
25.1100
25,000
25.000
200 OOo
25,000
200.0UO
10,(100
5(1,000
50,000
50,000
20.000
60,000
5.000
10((,000
68
WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
BANKS AND BANKERS OF WISCONSIN-Continiud.
Madison
Madiaon
Madison
ManitO'.voc
Manitowoc
Manitowoc
Slarinctte
JIarinette
MarsLifield
JIaustou
Mansion
JIayville
Mazo JIanie. . . .
Medford
Jledford
Melrose
Menasha
l\Iena«lia
JMenonionie
Menomonie
Menonionie
Merrill
Merrill
Milton
Milton .Junction.
Milwaukee
Milwaukee
Milwaukee
Milwaukee
Milwaukee
^lilwaukec
Milwaukee
Milwaukee
Milwaukee
Milwaukee
Milwaukee
Mineral Point. . .
Mineral Point. . .
Mondovi
Monroe
Jlonroe
Montello
Montfort
Monlforl
Jlofiinee
Muscoda
Neenah
Neenah
Neill.sville
Nelllavllle
New Lisbon
New London. . . .
New Richmond. .
New Kichmond. .
Oconomowoc
Oconto
Oostlmrgli
Oslikoah
Oihkosh
NAME OF BANK.
jr.
First National Bank i W Ramsev
Gernian-American Bank \ Fred W Siiljr
State Lank S H Marsljall
First Nat;oa.il Bank , Charles Luling. . . .
3Iaaiton-oc Savinirs Bank ! L^uis Schuette. . . .
Shove T C Biinkins Co | F 11 Harris
First National Bank j Ira D Buck
Stephenson National Bank ; H J Brown
Mar^bfield Bank Leaiuler: Cboate, propr
Bank of Mouston .J T Heath & Co.proprs
.Juneau County Bank .-... G H Winchtll
Mayville Eschange Bank S W Lamoreus, propr.
Brocson, Draper & Co
State Bank of Bedford Charles Alverson!
Taylor County Bank Hartmac i; Brucker, proprs
Tanner F E
Bank of ilcuasha Hcnrv lie
First National Bank G Ilu'tz
First National Bank ^Xm C McLean
Schulte 6c Quilliug
Tainter A it Son SB French. . '. '
First National Bank J W Ladd
Haywood G .V Son , E S Wakelin . .
Bank of :Milton ! E B Saunders..
Exchange Bank j Will H Giles. .
Commercial B.ink ] il B Geilfus...
First National Bank i F G Bigelow
IIoULrhton ]!ros it Co
.Marshall it Bsley Bank ' .James K lisley.
HJerchanta' ]',.\-clian.se F .J Kipp
.Milwaukee Nalionai of Wisconsin. T L Baker
National E\chani;e B.ink ] Grant Fitch.
I>lai)iiinl<>ll £SilllU , .John P ilurphy
Second Ward Saviucs Bank i Charles U Scliniidt
South Side Savings Bank ' .John B Koetlin
.loiin Johnston. .
Philip Allen, jr..
E Y Hutchinson.
J H Duerst.
' Wis .'^larlne it Fire Ins Co Bank
First National Bank
Iowa Counlv Bank. .
Dillon F H.'
Citizens' Bank.
First NationnI Link ' U Liullow
Bank of Montello : A J Barry
Eastman II it Son ;
Steven.s' Bank i P T Stevens,' propr
Homier .losi.'ph ]
Mclntyre. Elston & Co
Manufacturers' National Bank. SB Mon;aa
National B ink ot Xeenali .J P Shiells
Clark County Bank WGKi'.pii..
Ncillsville Bank Joseph M.irley..
j Farmers' and .Merdiant's Bink I H 3[arsh
i l!ank of Xew Louilon .Murray it P.ipe, proprs.
Bank of New Bichmond ". ,f W McCoy
Maiuifacturcrs' Bank PC :Mux^on
B ink of Oconomowoc B G Eilgeiton..
Oconto National Bank Wm K Smith.. .
Daane Peter it S m
Commercial Bank Tliomas D.Uy . . .
German-American Bank T R Fientz
?100,000
25,000
50,000
oO.Cti'i
oO.OOii
100,000
100,000
.5.000
SO, 000
.50,000
.50.0i)0
50,0U3
"bblooo
'ibblooo
200,000
50,000
200, OOC
100. OOO
2,50.00')
400,000
200,0110
200,0110
500 01 lO
100,000
Co, 000
"75,600
100,000
50,000
20,000
65,000
75.000
25.000
25 000
10,000
35,000
oO.OoO
50 000
GO.OUO
200,000
100,000
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
69
BANKS AND BANKERS OF WISCONSIN— Continued.
Oshkosh
tKbkosU
O.-hkosh
I'Liilips
I'lsiiitield
I'jatteville
I'iymouth
Tortsge
Portage
l'or[a2,e
I'urt Washington. .
I'rftirie du Cliieu . .
I'raiiie du Sac
rrtscott
Princeton
Kacine
H;icice
liuclne
Itttdiburg
litedsburg
lii-wcy
Itliinelander
liliinelander
Kliinelander
P>ice Lake
Itice Lake
Hii-Lfuld
I!if bland Centre. .
liicbland Centre. .
liipon
liipon
Hiver Falls
f^t Croix Falls....
^^uik City
^.iuk City
I^-ytuour
^Imron
J'iiawano
■''lieboygan
■"^lieljoygan
^beboygiiu Falls.,
t-iitlj.ivgan Falls..
^lifll Like
^'liuU'-burg
^;iullsburg
^DUtli Kaukauua .
^'Utb Wayne
i^parta
>^Parta
Spring Green
Ni'vcus' Point
•"elevens' Point
^!.inigliion
^'"iighton
'"^lUgeou Bay
•*"-nrgi.'on Bay
•■^'urt'eon Bay
^iin Prairie
^un Prairie
NAME OF BANK.
German Xati jnal Bank
National Bank
Xational Union Bank
State Bank of Phillips
Bank of Plainfiold
Eistman G W
State Bank of I'iymouth
City B.tnk of Portage
First iXational B ink
Gorman E.vchange Bank
(German-American Bank
1! ink of Prairie du Chieu
Sauk C;ty Bank
Miller Henry S
YaLr FT
I'ir>! \alioJsal SEank
n;!Uuila«'l:ir'.-i-«,' Vai-i CSaiilii
liiioii .National LiaoK ,
(■iti7..ns' B.ink I
Ktcilsburc-'Bank I
Hewey J W tt Son [
Brown EDA; Son I
First National B ink 1
iMercbanti' State Bink
Bank of Tiice Lake !
liai'i-<>:i CoiEiity ESiinIi I
liaise Bros '
Prase Bi03 & Co's Bank I
['mr Wni il j
First National Bank \
German National Bank. , |
B mk of River FhUh |
Bink of St Croi.\ Falls j
Nifl'z Charles 1
Tripp .J S I
Su:y mour Bank i
Bank of Sharon |
!■ awano County Bank
oi'.iik of Sheboygan
German Bank
Dairymen's Bank
Falls Bank
Shell Lake Savings P..aak
P'lrst National P. mk
S!iiili>I*ur;; ESaiiK
Fusi Natiimal Bank
Heiudel LW
Bank of Sparta
Thayer's Bank
Harris S M
t'oiiiiiicrcial IJjtiiU Tlii'
I'ir.st .Xulioiial HiaiiU
Dane County Bank
Stoughton Stale Bank
Hank of Sturgeon Bay Keo_'
Lii PliulM F
Merchants' E.vchange Bank
Bank of Sun Prairie ,Ione
Farmers' and Merchants' Bank. . . .
RB Evan, sasst cash
Charles Schreiber.
Moriis Jones ... .
Louis Roosmau . . .
II N Drake, propr.
E A Dow
Miles T Alverson .
Ed-.vard A Gowar.
U A Sprecher
P> H Clark
E IKidd
J S Tripp, propr. .
E F Yabr
11 B Monroe
B B Northrop . . .
E C Dean
\V F Winchester.
Wm B Smith. . . .
E O Brown
S M Hutchinson.
E O Brown
E L Everts
A B Bailey
E M Pease
G L Field....
I l\l Dakin....
.1 M Smith . . .
Fred L Olcott
S H Rondeau . . .
George JIanslield
F "\V Humphrey.
.lulius Kroos
Fjitz .Karsle
Thomas Stead man
Abner 0 Heald .
B "W Barnes ....
John II Savage.
C T Doui?las . . .
Frank F Becker
E H Canfield.
M A Thayer. ,
Emmons Burr. . . .
\V B Backinirbam
ON Falk...r
H.ibe D.w
h it Decker, propri
Lawrence ttNelson!
^ S: Meeker, proprs!
J M Batz I
f^OO.OOO
200, OuO
200,000
30.000
2.5 000
2.J 000
75,000
25,000
25,000
00,000
24,000
100,000
250,000
150,000
25,000
45,000
50,000
50,000
25,000
60.000
50.000
35,000
30,U00
30,000
50,000
50,000
30.000
50,000
50.000
50,000
25 000
16,000
00,000
50,000
CO, 000
50,000
10-li
WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
BANKS AND BANKERS OF WISCONSIN— Continued.
NAME OF BANK.
Capital.
Superior BniiU of Superior John A Bardon. . .| .•$ oO.ro.
Thorp : Garrison Bros '
ToniEh BankofTnrash J B Boneas : '. . .
Tomah "Warren ,T 11 ^k Sous WW "Warren . . . . '
Tomahawk-. Brailley W H & .T W George G William!: 50,00"
Viroqua Liudemann A: Rii'k
"Washburn IJniik ol' Wi'-'-Sihuni Prcs-tnn Dubrow. .: O.'i.OOO
Washburn Baj field County Baul: L X Clausen ! 2.5,00/
Waterloo Waterloo Dank George Q Ames. . .j
Waterto-wa Bank of Watertown Wm Buchlieit ...| 50,000
Watertown Wiscon.'^in National Bank P V Brown i ■50,000
Waukesha Xalional l^xciiiUJue Caiik. W P Sawyer | oO,00:"i
Waukesha "Waukesha National Bank H M Frame i 100,000
Waupaca , Coolidge Evan I
Waupaca National Bank of Waupaca Wm B Baker. . .
Waupaca Waupaca County National M F Skinner . .
Waupun , First National Bank G F Wheeler. .
Wausau First National Bank A II Grout. . . .
Wausau German-An:fericau Savings Bank . . E A Gooding..
Wausau Marathon Count}- Back C AV Harger. . .
West Bend ....... Bank of West Bend E Franckenberg, propr
West Salem La Crosse County Bank N C Ktlley [
West Superior American E.\'change Bink EM Hills j GO.OnO
West Supei ior Bank of Commerce W C Brooks | 100.000
WestSupcrior na«Uor"\Vt'«l ^Jisucrior John T Hemphill. , 50 000
West Superior 5>oiiuI:i>' Osiiiily 'J-iiiU A N Brown 50,000
WestSupcrior Fir.'t National Bank W II Slack ! SOO.oGO
WestSupcrior International Baulc D II Decker \ oO,(iOO
WestSuptiior Kevstone National Bank Wiimot Saecrer. ...1 200,000
WestSupcrior Sia'te Bank of Wisconsin Chris Julsrud 60,000
Weyauweia Weed, Gumaer & Co I
Whitehall" ' Melby J O '
Whitewater Citizens' National Bank E JI Johnson i T.'i.OO'.'
Whitewater First Natinual Bank G S .Marsh i 17.5, Oo'i
Wonewoc Bank of Wonewoc I H AVolfeuden. . . 1 9,00v
Wyaluaing i Kendall N W , I
50,000
50 000
5O,0fi0
100, 000
75,000
60,000
AND ItJSINHSS riEECTOEY.
Xhie Short RotJite
/-;:?», ■•""">> 1—23 r^ZH r\ '", I ■-. e^ t»- .^
— rro —
Stevens' Point, Winona,
Grand RaBJds, LaCrossa,
St Paul and niiineaBolis.
Passengers taking our train No."i, leaving Green Bay
at 6.05 A. M., arrive in St. Paul (via C, St.
P., M. & O. Ry.) at 6.15 P. M.
S. W. CHAT^IPICn, J. B. LAST,
Siipei'intiiKlonl, A<is't (;eii'l I'as-.. Aaoiit,
82 WISCONSIN STATE G±ZZTVSy.r.
A GREAT RAILV-/A\'
■lip f\nm"f\ Viwiv^rm i ^
RAILWAY COMPANY
Uow Operates o.er 6, I 00 r.liles of Thoroughly Hquipped Rood In
ILLINOIS, WISCONSIN, NORTHERN LnCHIGAN,
MINNESOTA, 10 v7A, MISSOURI.
SOUTH AND NORTH DAKOTA.
Each recurrlntr year its lines Rr« extcii'led in all Jirectir.us to itii-ct llie nece^'^iiii = . '
the nipidly populatin;,' .'■►•cuonj of counuy 'Vtit, Northwe-t :.nci Southwest of Chic-r-
and tr) furnish a ir.nrkfl lur the products cf the Greatest Agricultural and Stvick ]Jfi:;::L.-
Districts of the World.
In IMino's it operates 317 Miles of Track, in V/isconsin 1, 635 Miles,
in Northern i\iichinnn 96 'vliles. in Iowa 1,551 T'llos.
in Minnesoia 1,115 lV,\r,s, in South Ds';ota !,092 Miies.
in North Dakota 118 Miles, in Pilissouri 140 I.Iile;,
And the end i-- not ^X't. It hns terminals in such large citii.'s as
Chicago, Mil\v".ukee, La Crosse,
St. Paul, Minneapoiis, [-argo,
Sioux City, Council Bluffs, Oiinaha.
Kansas City and St. Joseph, Ivlo.
And along its lines tiro hundreds of Ifirge and small thrivir.rr cities, towns and villa re'
Mauufacturin;^ interests are cultivated, and all branches of trade fiud encourairenimt.
The liailwuy Cenipauy has a just appreciation of the vahio of its patrons, .snd ;.-
magniliccnt earnings arc the result of the good business tact which characterizes tie
manasenient of its atfairs.
Tiie pfipularitv of the line is attested bv the fact tliat notwithstandinc: the stron^-cs:
kind of competitit^n of old and new lines, t!ie ■CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & ^T.
PAUL R.VIL^VAY con'i:H:''S to carrv the crentitr portion of nil the business between
CHICAGO. MILWAUKi-.r,, ST. PAUL and MINXEAPOLIS. It is the best p-''
ronized route between CEHCAGO. COUNCIL P.LUFF.S and O^LVHA aniito a' '
from all points in WI.-^C(i:,^-IN, :^n:^:XLSOTA, DAKOTA and IOWA, and i'<
KANSAS CITY AND bT. .lO-EPH LINE has taken equal rank -svilh the older lini^
leading to and from the Souilnvest.
On'all its throu-h lines of travel the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL
KAILWAY runs the most perfectly equipped trains of
Sleeping, Parlor and Diiiing Cars and Coaches.
The through trains on all its lines fire sj'stematically heated by steam. No effort i3
spared to furnish the bett accommodations for the least money, and, in addition,
patron.; of the road are sure of courteous treatment from its employes.
OEO, n. llKAmmii, «cn'l ra««». and TIckeJ .igfiii.
AND UUSIKHSS Dir.aCTOr.T.
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Mil i .,■•' '-^" ■•"i '-"^
■y-J a ^.1 '^ KiJ i^ h>
t:s2::e]-
IS THE BEST LiFJE FROM
cmoA^o, ST. LOUIS o^ p'lOTim
To Ottawa, Streator, UoeUfnrd, Forreston, Sterling, Rock Falls, Savanna, Galena,
Uiiljuqiie, Prairie du Cliieu, La Crosse, Winona, St. Paul and Minneapolis. Direct
i-nnections for Alauitoba, Britisli Columbia, Washington, Oregun, Paget Sound,
id all points
NORTHWEST.
It is the Hesl Line for all cla.-ses of travel to Mendota. Gulciburg, Burl'iU'ton,
luokuif, OtturawA, De3 .Moiues. Chariton, >,'ebrasi;a City, Council Uluffs, Ouiaha.
'-ir.eoln, Cheyenne, Denver, Newcastle, Deadwood and tlie Black Hills, and all princi-
I' i! points in Nebriiska and Colorado. Direct connections for the Pacific Coast and all
WEST.
It is the Best Line for all clashes of travel to Quincy, Hannibal, Brookfield,
' lelede, St. Joseph, Atchison, Leavcuworth, Kansas City, Sedalia, Denison, Galveston,
•■■ d principal points in Missouri, Kansas, Luliau Territory, Texas, Arizona, i>!ew and
"!d Mexico. Direct couuectious for the Paciric Coast and all points
SOUTHWEST.
Tickets, rates and general information concerning the Burlington Route can be
■ ' 'ined of any railroad agent of its own or connecting lines, or by addres.-;i:;g
^- S. EUSTIS, Gen'i Pass'r and Tkt. Agt., CHICAGO, ILL.
WISCONSIN STATE GA2ETTESR
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VIA ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. f^.
C. A. BECK. General Manager.
T. J. HUDSON. Traffic Manager.
M. C. HARKHAM. Ass't Tral'ic IWanaqer.
A. H. HANSO'J. General Passenger Agent.
AND BUSINESS DIEHCTOEY. 85
FjSiat 'Fs'ailJS with Pullinmi Vestiljiilctl Drawiiiir Koom Sleeiiors,
I»;ning Cra's aiul Coaches of late-^t (il■^aL,Ml, Ix'twceii C'hiojig'O and Zvlil-
'iVSUlkcC, and St. i'iJlt! and .y:!isi!tc;i|»oii«i.
F;i»it TraSElS with Pullman Ycstilinlud Diawinc: Room Sleopcrs,
DininL,' Cars and (.'on'-ius of latest dcsiun, h'.'twecn Chicago and 3iil-
'iVnukcC, and A^^IaSiliJcI and iiulisjh.
TlaroM^ii S*E!lljn:i5i VoiJirn'.Ied Drnwliii; E?ooEn nisd
Tossrast siecpcrs via the >,'4^8'^^'erl!i g'aostu"- -ilffilroad
h-twc-cn Chicago and R'ortS.acid, Ovv., and Tacoisui, ^Vasli.
CoiSVesJiCBlt TraiSJi* to and from Eastern, Western, Xorthern and
('entral Wisconsin iioiiits, affordinj,' unequaled service to and from li'S'aJS-
Kcfjha, Fo6u! djs S^a<', C»srtko«^h. Aeeiiah, IrScisasJja,
*-'5."!jj|»cxTa E'"a.'N, fr.nn ilasr<\ ESias'Icy, Wis,, an.l Sroii-
«o«<l and £5esscja»cr, ^aich.
For tickets, sleeping car reservations, time tables and other information, apply
to Agents of the line, or to Ticket Agents anywhere in the United States or Canada.
S. R. AINSLIE, Gen. Mngr., J. M. HANNAFORD. Gen. Traffic Mngr.,
Milwaukee, Wis, St, Paul, Minn.
'I. C. BARLOW, Tratli^ Mngr., LOUIS ECKSTEIN, Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agent,
Chicago, Illinois, Chicago, Illinois.
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WISCONSIN STATE ."^AZETTKF.R
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r I r :i r 1 c J t 1
UNACOUAIL^TED V.-ITK TKS GSCGHAJH'/ CF TMS COUKTP.V. V.'ILL 0ETA!.7
MUCH VALUABLE nJrOr.I.TATIOK FKOM A STUDY OF THIS MAP OT
«-^- ^/ >.....,.. ! \V >! EL RENO / \:«=:
<i M i:| X I O O I T E X .t 8 V^ , ''''"7 '■ '^' '
Tu^ q:
r.OGll iOLAHD KOUTk
(Chicago, Kock Island & Pacific and Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska Rys.)
Its main lines, branohos and pxtnnsions Trest, northwest and sonth^est;
Include Chicagro, Joliet. Ottawa, Peoria, La Sailc, Moline, Eock Island in
ILLINOIS— Davenport., Mnseutine, Ott,ur:iwa, Oskalooia. West Libertv, IoT:^-a
City, Des Moines, Knoxville. Wini;er.-:et, Atlantic, Audubon, Harlan, Gurlirio
Centre, and Council B'utls in TOWAOrinne 'jolis v.nd St. Paul in MiNl.'i"-
SOTA— V,'atertOT3.-n and S;on;c Falls in UAKOT.A— Gallatin, Trenton, Cameron,
aflordint' the best facilities of intercommunical ion to older States and to
toti-ns and cities in South'Ta Nebra^=ka, Kansas, Colorado, Utah, i-cxz
Mexico, Indian Trrritory, Ti';-,i ■., Arizona, Idalio, California, and Pacillc
const and trans-oceanic Seaport.^.
SOLID FAST VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAJ^3S
Of Palace Coaches— leading all competitors in splendor of equipntent and
luxurv of accommodation.;— run throun-h dailv betvreen CUiCiig-o and Colo-
rado SDrlncrs, Denver and Ptioblo. Similar i:AG:TIF!CE>^T VIZSTIBULE
TKAir;" Si::RVICE <laily ber-woen ChiCiicro aad Covmcil BlarTs (Omahai, a,.d
botwc>:!n Chicag-o and Kansas Citv. E!e;-nnt Day Coaches, Dining- Cars,
Reclinine- Chair Cars iFEEEt. and Palace SU-epiug- Cars. California Excur-
sions dailv. Choice of routes to and fron-. Salt Lake City, Portland, Los
Ang-eles, San Diepo, San Francisco, and intei-vuning- loci%Ut:es. Quick time,
prompt connections and transfers in Union Depots.
THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE
Runs superbly equipped Espress Trains daily each vrnv bettreen Chicago,
Rock Island. Atoh:son. 8t. Jo.-.euh, I.-vivenworth, Kan.-as City and. l.Imne-
apolis and St. Paul. The Favorite Tourist Lino to '.ho si-enic resorts, and
haatnicr and fl.shinsr trrounds of the NorthTrest. Its Vv'aterto-srn Branch
cour.-e"s throucrh tiie most productive lands of Nortucru lo'vs-a, Soulhtvestem
ilinuesota, and East Southern Daliota.
THE SHORT LINE VIA SENECA AND KANKAKEE offers facilities to
travel between Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Lufavette, a;id Council Elutls, St.
Joseph, Atchison, Lt avenvrorth, Kansas City, limncapoiis, and St. Paul.
For Tickets, Maps, Folders, or desired iniormation, apply to any Coupon
Ticket OiUce in the" United States or Canada, or aadrots
E. ST. JOH^J,
JOHN SEBASTIAiJ,
Chicago, III.
r;t aiiJ l'a.-:!>. Ayiut.
AND BUSINESS DIEECTORT.
MPORTERS. _ JOBBERS.
^^, S?«er, .ar;/,, ,
CUTLEEY,
TIN PLATS,
METALS,
NAILS,
HOUSE
FURNISHING^
GOOES.
^nmrn;;:
■"-:-;-> sjrt^:
\> FIEE AP.'iS,
'^"^^^ FISKINS
,;:;;. 4 tackle,
:; i'jMJ..SPOHTI"a
'H-vy GOOES,
"'r;:'~i LAMPS.
Parties Contempkitlna the Purchase of NEW STOCKS Should NOT FAIL TO VISIT US
BEFORE BUYING. We Offer Inducements in the Wciy of Lar^e and Complete
Ascortments to Select from, SURPASSED BY NO ONE.
SEE OUR IMMENSE VARIETY. -
Hibbasd, Spencer, Bartlett & Co.,
18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 23, 30 &. 32 Lake St., CH5CAGO, ILL.
~H GOODRICH
'iTRAflSPOBTATiOii
CO.
lea
rsKFCONnnd niUND HAVES
I.Y iFxcciit vatnr.hl) , fur
For Hacitie, Milu-iiiikf.-, s!it-ho\^;in.
Bay, Orctu B:iy, Mariii.-IIe. M.-no
Tl
, Elli —
rrahip VV
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TiliM
■i-.itTlrlv'r
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.1 all D rc<.
^! ox3:zo-f^cs-;
ConnectinsnilliK.irli 'llfirnln.- Trains
for nil Points ^^ t-.r. MlllTIi
«D(i >oi!7inu>r,
AXD WITH THE
Goodrich Steamers.
:'"'''Ti, Ke-.vauntr-e. Ahnap-.--^, Sturf;eoD
" N'ahnia. GardeD, Fayeitt,
-, i'-...-k-. Kle
\>. i.<T, Ni'RTIIWEST ami XORTH
1 urcii i~"i ou l> jar4 the St>rainers.
Tables, etc.. to
The Cheapest ami M.-i^t C'c
Is via these Eteuant s-.',.:
Frci^jht Kates very Lr>vv t.i all p res. Send for Tn
A. W. GOODRICH, PresJenf, G. HURSON, General Traffic Manjr., JOHN SINGLETON, Ge.ieral Pass, A^cnt,
CUICAGO. illl/.VAt'KKK. CHICAGO.
CHICAGO Onice and Docks. Foot Mirli;r«n .\veriie.
■MILW.AUKEE Oflioe aoJ Li'.ck=. West Water Street, between nuron Street and Grand .\ venue Bridges.
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WISCOXSIN' STATE GAZETTEER
RAILEOADS liST "WISCOXSIX,
AND EXPRESS COMPANIES OPERATING ON THE SAME.
A A- !V K R K— Abbottsford i Northeastern i
Kailrcifl. '
C, It.'A: N Ky— Chicago. Burlington & Northern i
Railwav. Ajiiericun' Express.
C HI i:} -Ca.ly Mill Railwav.
C, ?l A: St 1' Uy-ChicaKO, Jlilwankee & St
Paul Railway. Am. and Adams Express.
B Line— Beloit Line. I
Ber Line— Berlin Line. |
C V & S div— Chippewa Valley & Superior divi-
sion.
C & JI div— Chicago & Milwaukee division.
D div — Dubur|Ue divi.^ion. I
D line— DexterviUe line. I
E br — Eatjl'.' brancii. j
F du L br — Fund du Lae branch.
G. N & N R R div-Goodyear, Neillsvllle i: |
Northern Railroad division. !
a & McK liues-Goodyear ,i iloKenna lines. I
La Crosse division. I
M line-JIadisoii line. I
Mark line -Markesan line. 1
Men line-AI.Toi.im--,- line. j
M Pdiv-->ii-,. I ; r -n division. !
M& P lii, -■■: . ■ v !'>>rtas:e line. j
Ndiv-N !■■ ,.i .. : n. '
Nllne--N^•c^■.;.ul :!:■;. I
N O line-Nt- V,- Glaius lice. i
P line-PittsviUe line.
Plattline— riatteviUe line.
Portasre line. !
P du C div— I'rairie du Clfien division. i
Ediv— River division. j
R C line-Ricliland Centre lin.-. '
R i S \V div— Racine ^; Souihivestern division.
S line— SluillsburKli line. I
S C Line— Sank Ciiy lin,>. ;
S M div— Sontbern .^liunesota division. |
Vesper liUH. |
V line-N'iri ipia line. i
■\V line- Wail, -n line. |
W'hui line- w ujneconne line.
W V div- \Vi4v iinsiii Vallev division. i
C, St V, ?l \ O liy-Ciiicago, St Paul, Minne- [
apolisct Omaha Railway. Am Expres.':. '■
lip,,,. >T Falls* Superoir branch.
Abr-.As
Ill
CF&S
r
Edlv-i;
iMar br
M br-M
,1
N br-N,
,1
Ndiv-N
ot
R f lin.-
1
Sbi
Stillv
■ Falls
r bran.
0& S \\ It} -rhiL-a^-,. it Northwestern Rail-
ivay. Aiwrirnn ''ntt US Express.
C br-Calunn.t hran.-h.
C & M liii.-~Cliica-o X Milwaukee line.
Ft H & I Lin.'-I'.Tt Howard ,V lslipi,min? line.
Gbr- Galena l.rancli.
Galbr-G,ilesville liran,h.
J &.K line-,Ian.-sville A"^ l.vansville line.
K & R line— i;eno.sli.i i Hocklord line.
La Cr,5sso liii„.
M div— .^ladison division.
M line— Main line.
M & FduL line -MilwaukeciS: Fond du Lac line.
M & L line-Madison & Laiicast,>r line.
M * M line— Mihvaukee i.'v; Madison line.
N br-Nece,lah liranL-h.
P br— Platlevill,- 'iraneli.
R R br— r.ock River branch.
S & P line— Sheb,3yem & Princeton line.
W br- Woodman branch.
C IE A: .11 Hy— Chippewa River ..t Jlenomonie
Railway.
D, S N A- \ «y—Duluih. South Shore & Atlan-
tic Kailv
' n Hay, Winona &
G U, \V A SI !• iC I£-(r.
St Paul I'LHilroail. C S Express.
I.a Crosse division.
S P br— Stevens" Point branch.
I C K IS— Illinois Central Railroad. American
Express.
D br— Dod^eville branch.
M line-Ma,lison line.
W div— \Visc.,ii-in division.
HI, I, S A 14" l^y-Mih^allkee. Lake Shore &
Western Raihvay. US Express.
Obr— Oconto branch.
Osh br-Oshkosh branch.
O R br Ontonagon River branch.
Pbr-r.-ii,--r brincli.
R br-l;l I.irdrr branch.
TRbr-Two R.vrrs l.rancli.
W br— Wausau braucli.
W R br— Wolf River Branch.
Wis R br -Wi>,-.ii,siii River Iran.dl.
HI A- >' II It-Milnaukee & Northern Railroad.
.-Injerif'iu E.cjjre.ts,
A br — Appleton liranch.
.M br— ."Jlenomonie branch.
O br— Oconto branch.
M, HI r A "W ltv-.Mil«aukee, Menomonee
Falls &. Western Kailwav. Jiaerictu Express.
HI, St 1" A S s(c HI IS y-^ .Minneapolis, St Paul
& Sault Ste .Mane Railway. American Ex-
pre
Ti Jt S Line-Dulutb ,>; Superior line.
W div— Wi<consin divi<.iou.
St I' A I» It IJ-St Paul ,V Duluth Railroad.
Adams Exprei^.
G br— GraLtsburgh branch.
W S br- West Superior brani'h.
S Sle HI A s W Ity- Sault Ste Marie ..t South-
Rv
.I>a.
« I
ltl':(l
liie
Northern I'a
A div- .\-.h;.l!i.l divi^i..!!.
Chipp.-w:, division.
Cdiv-Cliicaco lini^ion.
E C bT-Fuu Claire branch.
M br-Montello l.ran.di.
M diV"."\liKwiu;,.-e division.
Portiit^e division.
Pdiv-Peiiok.'e division.
RLbr-Rib Lake branch.
St P div— Saint Paul division.
STE.<^Ix<ISO^f^T X^IISTES
LakeStean
^ of St.^anier.s.
Chtqu
nt Liti
Lake Supt
Northern
OKd.llsl.ll
-bore Line.
, Transportation Co.
■ I.iiie
Det
Duluth .t -- lo
Flint .V P, I ^
Goodrich 1 ; ,,i
Graliani.v ."11,
Inter Ocean T
Lake Michigan ot Lake Superio
Co.
pi.rtation Lino.
nsportation
River Stf aniors-Jlis'.issipiil.
Pianiond ,To Line Steamers.
St Louis & St Paul Packet Co.
St Paul Navigation Co.
E. L. POLK & CO.'S
mmm state gazetteer
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
1891=92.
Id the following section of the work the cities, vlllnpes and postofllces of Wifcorsin are arrarced
Ir. alphabetical onler, mid a dis-cription is tivcn of ■■aeh place, with an alphalu-tical list of all p.-rMms
dclng busiuess therein or receiving mad at that postoffice. In all the larger places the nanus li:iv«
i--en procured by personal canvass, but in the snialh-r they have been fumibhed bj' iiostmablers.
Great care has been taken to insure correetoess as well 113 completeness.
ABBOTSFOED. On tlie A. & N. E.
C. anil N. P. H. K.'.h. in Clark County, -i:?
miles nortbuiist of Nt-lllsville, tlie iiuliciiil
seat and 2-^ from Colby the nearest bunk lo-
cstion. Tel. W. U. E.\p. I'iiciflc. Popu-
lation, 350. L. R. Rotcr, postmaster.
.\riicrleaii House, li C Tennant
I'ropr; Good Livery in (Connection.
Cfilkins F M, FKilnind and ci;pres3 agent.
ly IJev J (Methodist).
f-!ile Kdward A, saloon.
'•■lefson George, general store.
M'lrdt Edwarii C, saloon.
I'hrtridge Charles, ju.stice of peace.
j^ilon Kugeiie, saloon.
i'";ter Louis H, general store and saw mill.
^'tieclar August, shoemaker.
l^liief Ernst, barber.
Tfiinnnt Ricliurd C, Propr Ameri-
can liouse; Good Livery in Connection.
> bonipson Ole B, carpenter.
ABLEM.AN. On the C. & N. W. P.y,
'^ ^auk county, 'Ji miles west of Bar-
'■•00, the judicial seat and banking point.
Armstrong JI. shoemaker.
Bergman C, saloon.
Duro A, saloon.
ray A A. Co, General Store.
Kiefer Jacob, bhicksmith.
Langenham A blacksmith.
Meyer F, wagonmaker.
Pierce K M. general store.
Iteise J, hotel.
Itichardann E P, grain and farm impls.
Bindlleisch JI, Hour mill.
Scharnke G, saw and planing mil!.
Schuette II, nn-als.
fScliii!>lor A iV Son, General Store.
Shulle F, hotel.
Walton A, saw mill.
ABHAMS. On the M. & N. R. K..
in Oconio county, 12 miles southwest of
Oconto the judicial seat, and -1 from
Green Bay. Population 180. Stage semi-
weekly to Morgan, fare 2^> cents E.xp.
Am. Ttl. W; U. George H. Ruseell
postmaster.
Basselt Charles, carpenter.
Robert Karpsr & Sen^
Sq., :)lilwaiikc6. WALL l>ArEi:s. Telepho»e3i5.
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WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEEB
ADE
Coffia Thomas, hotel.
S>ol..aiio Gcorjic W. Real Estate.
UeLano L C, general stoie.
f Downs Charles, mason and plasterer.
■ Dunton A L. barber.
g Duqnaiae S L, blacksmith.
Lear Charles, shoemaker.
g lIcKinley ^Mrs W A, music teacher.
5> Meyer E, physician,
a Parkinson W S, stoves.
Partlow Hollie, carpenter.
Robinson F W, justice.
Siiis^cll Cicorjic II, General Store and
Xntary.
Iliissoil &, Chase, General Store.
St John J, raiiroail, e.xp and tel act.
•"• a Sargent Georce "'iV, farm impts.
• 5 Sisnor E, mason.
Z £ Vanpateen Peler B, dnit't;ist.
, ^ ■\Viiitney F L & i^r.n, m-iieral store.
g o WliUticy, Tinilc iV UiiUoii, Saw
^_^ and SliliJ.cle ilill.
IT^ . Worthing F G, gun and locksmith.
a I.
ACKERVILLE. On the X. div. C.
M. kt St. P. Ry. in '\Va5bingt0n county,
10 miles south of Wc-it liend, the judicial
seat and liankiuij point. Population tiO.
£py, Mail daily.
;; Q Sclilick Georse, General Store.
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ACORN. A country postoffice in Dane
countj', 17 miles from Madison the county
scat, and 11 from Midd!etou. the nearest
^ shipping point, ilail tri-weekly. K. God-
trii— tJ'^r'-'i postmaster.
WZ"' r5ell Addie, music teacher.
-'S'^ Bcreton Mary, music teacher.
(/)
i,,,t ADA. In Sheboygan county, 12 miles
northwest of Sheboygan, the judicial seat,
banking and shipping point. Population
00. Mail tri-weekly.
Dexheinier Julius, carpenter.
QJ ^- Gronkopf llerninn, blacksmith.
►J '-'
!> ^
CCsi
Kretsch Peter, bote
IfSaiii't'a tA HI, General Store.
K'lelhel Martin, school supplies.
Sliovalenbcrg lleur}', mason.
.•-^Ineiber Fred, meal market.
Spiudler Jacob, cheese mnfr.
\Vaf;iier & Co, Cheese Mnfr.
ADAMS. A country postoffice in
Walworth county, 12 miles north of Elk-
UJ S horn, the county seat and u-ua! banking
tf' I point, and ;! from Troy Centre, the nearest
J- I rai
Iroad .slatiii
postmaster.
Catherine Chaltield,
Caitieroii James A. Farm Impts.
Chalfijld Bros, wind mills.
Cba'fleld Silas B, sorghum mnfr.
Crane Miss Clara \, music teacher.
Crane E J, farm impts.
Nourse H E, creamery.
ADAMS CENTRE. A postoiTice in
Adams count}', 5 miles south of Friend-
ship, the county seat, and 2a north of Kii-
bourne City, the nearest railwaj' station
and banking point. Stages semi-weekly to
Friendship and Kiibourue City. Popula-
tion, 2ul). Mail, semi-weekly. J. 3IoNabb,
postmaster.
Coon Bros, Saw, Flour and Sorghum.
Coon P, physician.
Coon S E, blacksmith.
Warren N E, carpenter.
ADAMSVILLE. On the Pccatonica
river, in L'wa county, 14 miles southeast
of Dodgeville, the seat of justice and bank-
ing point, and oj miles from Ilolindale.
the nearest shipnintr point. -Population,
60. Mail, semi-weekly. D. E. Richards,
postmaster.
Argus, G G IMandt Printing Co publrs.
Hoskius W C, blacksmith.
Laughlin Mrs L, music te.acher.
Eaughlin AV A, justice.
Mundl G G Printing Co, publrs Argus.
Iileliar<ls I* K, General Store.
Richards .Mrs D E, music teacher.
Skinner W A it Co, irrain and hides.
AVade R I A: Son, flour mill.
ADDISON. On the Wisconsin Central
Line, in WashiDSton county, 12 miles west
of West Bend, the county seat and nearest
banking point. Population, 100. IMail,
daily.
DufTerin AVm, blickemith.
Gundrum J, lilacksmith.
KcUICI C. General Store.
Sauer Anton, shoemaker.
AYeiss S, tinner.
' ADELL. On the M. ,t X. R. R, in
Sheboygan county, IS miles southwest of
Sheboygan, the cjunty seat, and 10 south
of Plymouth, the nearest b^nkins point.
Exp , Am. Tel.AA'. U. Population, 2-lo.
N. Sacmann, postmaster.
Berkenbagen AVm, livery.
Burr E B ct Co. preserve ninfrs.
Fourke ov: Spieker, feed mill.
Goldammer Wm C, wavTonniaker.
MILWAUKEE CEMENT CO.
1j4 AVIiST AV.VTlCIt ST., 7III,^VAl liEE, WIS.
rik>^l»«Jv t-ilij. VI -. '»l!aOl Cor. OnelJi^u.l Jlilnaukeoits., IIILWACKEE. See i'ace 5.
ADE
AND BUSINESS DIRECTOEY.
AIIN
91
Hackett Edward, sulooc.
HelmiDsrer Charles, blacksmith.
Hillgur Gottlieb, blacksmith.
Iloelinkc W, meat market.
ilaatel George, .shoemaker.
Miller Henry, shoemaker.
Publman II, hardware.
Saciiiann Auali A: Co, General Store
and Grain.
Schreifer II, saloon.
Seifert A, tinsmith.
Weinhold Herman, harness and livery.
White D, railroad, exp and tel aj:ent.
Winter F D. hotel and feed mill.
Zuengler W, furniture.
ADSIT. A farm house postoflice in
Dane county, 10 miles east of Madison, the
county scat, and 3 nortli ot Deciiield, the
Learesl .sliipping i)niat. Stages tri-Tveekly
to Deerlield. .Mail, tri-weekly. Lewi's
Chriatopliei', postmaster.
AFTON. On the C. & N. W. and C.
M. & St. P. Ry's, in Kock county, G miles
southwest of Janesville,tlie county seat and
nearest banking jioint. Population. 130.
Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. K S. Waile, post-
master.
Brinkman Wm. creamery.
Eldridge JMiss M M, dressmaker.
Fish Uev J W (Baptist).
Horton il S, shoemaker.
Kilmer .John, justice.
Lathrop F I), agt C A; N W Ry.
Palmer George II, grocer.
Stark Albert, blacksmith.
Starr Frank P, teacher.
Uehliug & Hodden, U^ur mill.
Waite .Mrs R A, music teacher.
Waite UufusS, grocer.
Waile Miss V P, dressmaker.
AHNArEE. A prosperous incorpor
ated city of 1,027 inhabitants, pleasantly
located on the shore iif Lake Michigau iii
o.ewaunee county, 13 miles north of Ke-
waunee, the .seat of justice, and :>5 from
Iwo Kivers, the usual shipping point. It
has a fine harbor, the Gnodiich line of
Jteamers making regular calls on their
"ips up and down the shore and contains
a tannery, 3 grain wareliouses, a sash, dour
and blind and funulure factors, a planing
n»ll a bank and a live weeklv" newspaper,
the n,cord. Tel.. W. U. The Am. and
•-'■ ;■. Express Cos' forward all express
matter from Green Bay and Two Kivers.
'e.ephonp connections. Mnil, daily. I).
*> ■ Stebbius. postmaster.
Ahnapee House.
Ballbeck .Mrs Mary, carpet weaver.
Bank or .Viiiiapce, Edward Decker
Propr, D AV Slebbins Cashier.
Barnes u\Irs Louise, milliner.
Barstar Charles, blacksmith.
Barstar Wm, hulel and saloon.
Bartran George K. physician.
Boalt Charles G, dock agent.
Boath Charles G, gardener.
Boedecker Wm, propr Wisconsin House.
Bosenberg Fred, cigar niufr.
Bruemmer Henry, saw and flour mills.
Cameron Ellas C. marble works.
Capelle Celeslin, general store.
Cepek John, saloon.
Chapek Weu7,el. lish dealer.
Charles Telesphore, proprietor St Charles
Hotel.
Cipin Bev Adelbert (Catholic',.
Conway L J & Son, grain.
Damas Wm, meats.
Damas & Grassel, meats.
Danek Anton, general store.
Dcljen II <fc Co, furniture.
Delloll Frederick, confectioner.
Doyen ,1 B, drugs.
Elliott ('tenrge W, .surveyor.
Frieman Theodore, barber and shoemaker.
Froemming August, general store.
Gabowlsky I'.iiil, cheese mnfr.
<jicrit'lte SHoiiry, General Store.
Guml F, meals.
Hamachek A & Co, machinists.
Haney Bros, farm machinery.
Henry & Vose, vessel owners.
Hillberg .John, nursery, IJ miles s w.
Horesovsky Jolin, nuisicai instruments.
Hyer F, apiarist, li miles w.
Ihlenfeld ,John, liquors.
Kclsey M .\, tly net mnfr.
Kelley ^Vnl U. barber.
Ivohlbeck Frank, merchant tailor.
Ivrueger Wm. harness and furniture.
Kuehlman Well, painter.
K'umhalek .lohn, furniture.
Kwapil Frank, general store.
Leiberg Anton, mason.
Loseucranlz August, jeweler.
Mcl>onald Frank, live stock.
McDonald .1 L & Co, fi,h dealers.
^IcDonaki .1 K, lawyer and insurance.
McDonald Michael, lawyer.
Matiuue Frederick, baker.
Meltliior ifc Heinhart, lioots and shoes.
Meunier Michael, general store.
Jleverden & .Sou, tanners.
Meyer Leopold, stoves anil tinware.
Newman Samuel, horse dealer.
Orebeck O, telegraph airent.
K^icap, niyiauhe S St, Paul ^'^::t M and {ioriiesf
|yj" Gold Seal" Huto Goods
Of GOODYEAR RUBBER CO., Milwankee,
THEY ARE THE BEST.
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■\VISCONSIX 6TATE GAZETTEER
ALB
Palmer Swartz, apiurist.
ParUer Maynard T, mayor.
Parker & Decker, lawyers.
Parsons Levi, physician.
Paulicek Frank, saloon.
Perlewilz H C F, physician.
Perlewilz Bros & Utnehraer, ■wagonmkrs.
Perry Samuel, general slore and lumber.
Pies Frank, carpenter.
Plenke Frederick, cheese mnfr, 3 m s w.
Raaiz Leopold J, farm impts.
Record, D \V Sn.bbins, publr.
Si Charles ilotel.Teksphore Charles propr.
Schubich Edward F. furniture.
Stcbbiii'i I> V4', Publr Record.
Telfs Charles, saloon.
Teweles Jefferson, grain
Thiard Bros, general store.
Tiilt & Hay, hardware.
Torge Wm. barber.
Tweedale Edward, dairy.
Urbanek Wenzel, saloon
Vollraer Wm, wagonmaker.
WaBserbarh George, shoemaker,
Welmak Michael, blacksmith.
Wenneger AVenzel, saloon.
White 11 R, prin of school.
White AVni, livery.
Wilbur George R, photographer,
Wisconsin House, Wm Boedecker propr.
Zander E & Co, general store.
ALABAMA. A village in Polk
county, 24 miles north of tisceola JIllls,
the county seal, and 131 south of Grants-
burgh, the nearest railroad station. St.
Croi.x Falls is the nearest banking point.
Stages daily to St. Croix Falls and Grants-
burgh. Population, 50. ilail, semi-
weekly. J. L. Murphy postmaster.
iTIlirpli}' Joiili I^, General Store.
Nelson August, general store.
ALASKA. lu Kewaunee county 51
miles north of Kewaunee, the county
seat, nearest shipping and banking point.
Stages daily to Alinapec and Two PLiver«,
fares, ."iO cents and Si. ,01) respectively.
Population, l.jO. H. F. Pohland, post-
master.
Bit/an M .T. hotel.
Borkowitz .John, carpenter.
Buettmer John, sawmill.
Burke John, stock farm.
Hubbard lirey, live slock.
L.iuscher Wm. carpenter.
Polilaiitl II I", Justice. General Store
anh Chtcsf Manufacturer.
Ray Wm B, ins and ju.stice.
ALBAN. In Portace county, 20 miles
northeast of Stevens' Point, the county
seat and bank location, and 11 north of
Amherst Junction, the nearest railroad
station. Stages semi-weekly to lola: fare,
35 cents, and^lri-weekly to Stevens' Point;
fare. 50 cents. Population, 75. Charles
C. Gilbert, postmaster.
Bigler James H, saw mill,
Fleming & Son, saw mill.
Gilbert Cliarle* C, Justice.
Gilbert Charles J. general store.
Hanson J P, justice.
Rasmuson .lames, feed mill.
Rosholt John G, saw mill.
Steenson Carl, grocer.
Bteenson Simon, feed mill.
Tiirjieiisoil \ J, (ienera! Store.
AVrolstad George O, saw mill.
ALBANY. A prosperous village on
the C. 1\L i: St. P. Ky, iu Green county,
20 miles northeast of Monroe. Ihe judicial
seat, and 7 northwest of Brodhead. the
nearest banking point, and 82 from Mil-
waukee. A weekly newspaper the I'indi-
cator is published. Grain, llour, live ,~tock,
cheese, butter, farm produce and tobacco
comprise tlie .shipments, and land in the
vincmity ranges in price from ^: 10 to s75
per acre. Staee dailv to Attica. E^p.
Adams. Tel.."W. U'. Population 700.
James E. Litel, postmaster.
Albany Cornet Band, Uarry Atherton
leader.
Albany Journal, A W Thorpe propr.
Albany Opera House, Osborne & Howard
proprs
Albany Vindicator, E E Atherton pr<'pr.
Annis A; Barton (John F Auuis, Wm Bar-
ton), meat market.
Atherton Elmer lO, propr Vindicator,
Bartlett George W, druirgist and grocer.
Beeuiis Heory T, insurance.
Bcnkert A: O'Dnnncll .;Ficderick Benk-
ert. John OT)onnell). clolhing.
I51akeley George A, physician.
Bongey Alfred, propr Nichols House.
Boweu Edward W, farm impts.
Brockway Henry. R I' and exp agt.
Buruham Horace, lumber.
Burns Charles W, justice.
Central II«ii!»«'. Sanford H Flint
Propr. (Steiulc, up;:)
Dodge John >L leaf tobacco.
Dorr Ebcnezer B, blacksmith.
P^dwards ('harles, pumps, windmill^, etc.
I'Uiit *»anl<»r«l II, Propr Central
House, (.'■■t't' ndr. opp.)
Chicago & Gfand ]ml Ey,
The Favorite Route East
VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
New York Life Insnrancs Co.. ::::::,tr::'^;X
St., ?iii,\VArKi:i:, ^
000. I Nortliwosterii Braiicli
liOti. I OUUe, 41tJ liiUvaiik.e
■(V. S. Cl.'diLi;, stale AgeDt. TiALKLIi llUKNLll, f^en'l Manaser.
ALB
AND BUSINKSS DIEECrOKY.
ALB
03
Francis George, shoemaker.
Goodrich Wrn 11. photographer.
Gravcnor Thoniiis, real estiUe.
Gravc'uor Mrs Thomas, milliner.
Graves & Seelj' (.Frank Graves, Elmer
Seely). livery.
Hahn John, shoemaker.
Ilazleton Uriel, horsebreeder. li miles n.
Humes & Bliss (Eugene T Humes, Albert
W Bliss). barces.s.
Hutson Wm, cattle breeder, 1 mile w.
Jackson Charles U. barber.
Jones Richard, blacksmith.
Keef John, livery.
Knapp W 11 & Co (Dorleska J and Eli M
Knapp), general store.
Larkiu O E, physician
I,ttcl Jitiiie!< E, General Store.
JIcAlee Brady J, restaurant.
Mathams James, drayage.
Math'ims W H, painter.
Matthews Char)i;3 C. vet surgeon.
Maynard John F, furniture.
Minart Gerhart G, carpenter.
Kewkirk & Smith (James >'ewkirk, James
S Smith), blacksmitlis.
Nichols House. Alfred Bongey propr.
Nichols Lewis A, dentist.
Gates & Covell i Henry Gates, AVm A
Covell). hardware.
Osborne ^Irs Emma W, millinery.
Osborne & Howard i Don Osborne, Warren
Howard), hardware.
Perry John B, liwyer.
Roberts George W, physician.
Schurknmp I) G, merchant tail'T.
Sherbundy John, hog breeder, 4 miles w.
Smiley "Wm. stock breeder.
Sutherland GeorL'e, gardener.
Thorpe Ashley \V. p.'opr Albany Journal.
Thurman George W , horse dealer.
Tilley Bros i,Edward andSampson), wagon-
makers.
Tilley Christopher, cigar mnfr.
Vanauken Bros (Benjamin and Alfred),
horse breeders. 2^ miles w.
Van Fatten it Turner (Ever Van Patten,
Giles Turner), live stock.
Walter S Cal, blacksmith.
AVarren ifc Tomkins (Eucene F Warren,
Charles W Tomkins). flour mill.
Weasell Andrew A. jeweler.
"Wesscll O it J (0.scar and Jacob), carp's.
TVe'-terman Albert W, painter.
SANFORD H. FLINT, Proprietor.
This House is located oa the principal street, convenient to
the postofflce. First-CIass Sample Rooms on the
ground floor and every convenience
for Commercial Men.
FREE 'BUS RUflS lil CO[][IECTIOM WITH ALL TRAIfiS.
Commercial Travelers and others will find this House
the best appointed and most comfortable to stop
at. First-Class Livery in Connection.
ALBAMY,
WlSCOf^SlfJ.
llllliOIS CEIIIRiU I B,
DIRECT ROUTE iinQ
to all POINTS in 111
sTHEeii io;',i
^j'SJHams, Shoulders, Bacon,
ITIll.lVAtli.EE, WISCONSIN, j Pork, Lard, Beef, Sausage, Etc., Etc.
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WISCONSIX 8TATK QAZHTTEEE
ALL
Wcbtern Stage Co, E F, L N .t F S War-
ren proprs.
Whitcomb .1 Martin, mu=ic teacher.
Williams John, live stock.
ALBION. In Dane county, 25 miles
southt-nst of Mfidison, the county seat, and
3 north of Ed^erton, the nearest railroad
station and baukinc point. Stacres twice
dai!}' to Edgertfin; fare, lo cents. Popu-
lation, 200. " Mail, daily. S. D. Hanson,
postmaster.
Albion Academy and Normal Institute, D
E Williird, prin.
liurdick A C, carpenter.
Rurdick Samuel, carpenter.
Clark Suiiiucl. juslicf.
C'olliai.s .11 A, Drugs.
Coon Mrs A K, frrocer.
Drake Ferdinand, blacksmith.
Earnst liev Wm II (Baptist).
Edwards 15, insurance.
Green i) R, justice.
Green R Cct Co, poultry breeders.
Biclly C 8>, rhysicinn.
Tontoa Lou, blacksmith.
Webster .Jolin O, broom mnfr.
Whitford De Florence, hotel.
Whitford Wm, photographer.
ALDEN. In Polk county, 9 miles
southeast of Osceola stills, the county
seat, 11 northwest of New Richmond, the
nearest hankini; jioint. and 4 from Nye,
the nearest railroad point. Slajres weekly
lo Star l'rairi(\ Population, 130. Mail,
weekly. A. il. Knudsen, postmaster.
-Hang L A, blacksmith.
liiiiKltcii A i»I, General Store.
Knudsen Geortre. carpenter.
Pederson (George, carpenter.
Tcrrill M, flour mill.
ALDERLEY. In Dodge county, 22
miles southeast of .Tumau.tlie county si at,
and 10 noithcnst of Oconomowoc, its ship-
ping and banking point. Population lOd.
Mail, daily. John D. Reid, postmaster.
Bach ITenrv, shoemaker.
Derse N J.'hotel.
Douglas Andrew, general store.
Gourlie J & J, floor mill.
Gourlie Walter, general store.
Gunderson &, Ilan-ion, agricultural impts.
Hanson Amon, painter.
ALLEN'S GROVE. On the C, M.
A Si. P. Ry., in Wahvorlh county, l:i
miles southwest of Elkhorn. the judicial
seat and 6 from Clinton, the neare-^t bank-
ing point. E.\p., Am. Population, 2W.
Mrs. H. A. Hall, postmaster.
BeaIsC II, blacksmith.
Budlong C M. painter.
Campbell Dr J H, druggist.
Carv E M, carpenter.
iljill "Mrs II A, Grocer.
^McAfee C F, general store.
McKinnev A E. builder.
Olmstead'liev (Methoilist).
Osgood S S. shoemaker.
Pendletiin H C, railroad and exp agt.
Rood C D, crain and live stock.
Saelielt «.V Biaitcock, Meats.
Smith E H. justice.
Stockwell S J, wflgoumaker.
Wllkins A, grocer.
ALLENTON. On the Wisconsin
Central Line, and on Roclc river, in
Washington countj', 8 miles west of West
Bend, the county seat and hank location.
Population, 75. Tel., W. U. Exp., N. P.
J. A. Christnacht, postmaster.
Bceber Adam, liarness.
ClBristiiat'lit J A, Hotel, Lumber and
Town Clerk.
Dufferin Charles, blacksmith.
Endick it Clirislnicht, general store.
Glotsch Wm. wagonmaker.
Kern J B A &, Son, general store.
Krehn Frank, meat market.
Meister Wra, saloon,
^loll .lohn. furniture.
Reylinircr Bros, stave mnfrs.
Riger Peter, live stock.
Schen Miss Mary, milliner ami dressmkr.
Schmidt Michael, shoemakiT.
Weber John, railroad, e.\p and tel agent.
ALLEN VILLE. On the M., L. S. &
W. Ry., in Winnebago county, S miles
north of Osldcobli, the county seat and
nearest banking point. Population, 50.
Exp., U. S. B. Strong, postmaster.
Hopkins G S. cheese irinfr,
«tiilyl<.'}' .faiiK-'i, Gem
and lOxp agent.
Zwingley Emil, b!acksmith.
ALLOA. On Sprinu' creek, in Colum-
bia county, 7i miles southwest of Portage,
the county seat, nearest railroad station
and banking point. Population, 30. Mail,
tri weekly. Wm. M. Shanks, postmaster.
niacklock .Tohn, wasionmaker.
Douglas John, blacksmith.
ral Store. R R
Chicago £ Grand ]\ml Rj,
The Favorite Route East
VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
Tli8 Brodesser L'nfg Co., '^":::„:L^:a':^;."^fl^^^^::^"
IIand-P«\
Warelio
Bud More Tri
cks or all
illlil-, I'uilip-i, l;tc. ;li-.)U Com
raerce Stree
, JliliraukOf
, Wis.
ALL
AND BUSINESS DIEECTOET.
AL^r
95
Marshall R S, carpenter.
Shanks Archibald, carpenter.
Shanks Wm JI, farmer.
Standenmayer Wm, feed mill
ALMA. Dating it3 settlement from
18.52, incorporated as a village in 1SG8. and
as a city in ISSo. is situated on the east
bank of the Mis^i.'sippi river, near the
mouth of tlie Buffalo river in iiullalo
countv, of which it is the judicial seat, and
on the C. B. & N. R. R.. 30 miles north-
west of AVinona. Minn., 300 northwest of
Chicago, 221 northwest of Milwaukee, 80
southeast of St. Paul. In addition to the
usual number of special and general stores,
blacksmith shops, etc., the citv now con-
tains 4 churches, representing the German,
Methodist, Lutheran, Reform and Catholic
donominatioDs, a high school empioyiug 7
teachers and baviug a total enroliment of
over 500 scholars, a public bail for enter-
tainments and meetings cupalile of seating
700, a bank, a steum saw mill, a brewery,
a large flouring mill and a number (i
secret societies. A well equipped and elli-
cient fire depaTtnienl protects llie city, and
a weekly newspaper, the JJiifnto Vutuitt/
Jouriuil (Rep.), an ably edited aud populaV
sheet, supplies the news to the people of
Alma. Steamers run to St. Paul, St. Louis,
La Crosse and all iutermediate points.
Alma is a prosperous place and improv-
ing steadily. The new court house, a tine
and substantial building, gives evidence of
n,^ rrogrL-Mve spirit" of the citizens.
Wheat, lumber, live stock and dairy sup
plies are the principal shipments. No bond-
ed debt. Assessed valuafiou of real and
personal properly, :f081,<;49. Population,
M2.5. Mail, daily. Exp., Am. Tel., C.
H. & N. J. W. De Graff, postmaster.
-\linii liliu'Ilor, John Scbmitz Pronr.
Alma Brewing Co, Hemrich &, Iluber
proprs.
Alma Cornet Band. Jacob Weinanly lender.
Alma iflilliii;; fo, Wm Breuggeh.ios
Pres, L P Uunuer Vice Pres, Fred Lane
Sec, Henry Ginzkey Treas, Flour Mill.
{Sec adc. p $7.)
Auer John G, furniture and undertaker.
Avery AValter C, blacksmith.
Bataglia Jacob, harnes.^maker.
Bearanek Joseph, saloon.
Bernet John, general store.
Boebme Charles .V, L'eiural store.
Brc'ii-Kcboo-* Will, Pres Alma Mill-
lug Co.
"Uehler Theodore, lawyer.
Posf
Buffalo County Journal, Edwin F Ganz
editor and propr.
Biifliilo County I£epiii>likaiior,
John Scbmitz Propr.
Burg John jr, street comnr.
Burgess John, lumber insp.
Burkart Jacob, boaiding bouse.
Busch John, real estate and ins.
Butler Michael T, saloon.
Carisch Jliss Anna, dressmaker.
Commercial Hotel, Charles ><'eumeister
prc^pr.
Concordia Hall, Richard Kempter propr.
Creti'y;or CiiarScs F, Livery and Sale
Stable. (See aciv, p -jo.)
De Gruff John W, postmaster.
Kljoric Joliii, Cheese Factory. [See
adv. p 0>; )
Ekcrn Andrew, physician.
EUcr John C, tinsmith.
Kvnus KdwHrd W, Mngr Alma Mill-
ing Co. (See ndv, p 97.)
E.xciiange Bank, capital s20,000, Hunner
it Ginzkey proprs.
Fuhrer Charles B, lime kiln. »
Fuoter Christian, drayage.
Gantenbein John, city marshal.
Ganz Edwin F, editor and propr Buffalo
County Journal.
Ge.'ell Gerhard, photographer,
Gibson John, livery.
Granrud Ole, druggist.
Ilallock James L, coroner.
Hammer John, jeweler.
H.arry Frederick, chief tire dept.
Harry John, grocer.
Harry it Schuldt, (John Harry, >[ax
Schuldt), saloon.
Helse Wm, grain and farm impts.
Hemrich Alviu, insurance.
Hemrich John M. saloon.
Hemrich & Hiiber (Frederick Hemrich
Henry Uuber), live stock.
Herrmann Charles, shoemaker.
Heyser Wm, boots and shoes.
Hciolimd Nels, saloon.
giiiUcr Stros (Gottfried and Gottlieb),
WlK'U'sale Li<iuors. (See adr, p 9'i.)
Ilu«'!tsrli ICro>i, (John and Joseph),
.Mnfis Soda Water. Ginger .\le, Birch
Beer, Egg Soda. Orange Cider, Pear
Cider, Cream and Lemon Soda, Seltzer
Water.
Hunner & Ginzkey (L P Hunner Henry
Ginzkey), proprs Exchange Bank.
Ibach I'eler E. general store.
Johnsi.n Count B. bl.icksmith.
ICcinpter Ricliard R. farm impts.
Kipp Charles I>. prin higli scnool.
Kleiner Peter, Hour mill, 4 miles e.
W r%ttM '"' '■ "'"' ' * Foui-lli St., Fond du I.n'-, Wis.
m"" ci 1 1 5 Carriages, Hacks, 'Busses and Sleighs for Sale Cheap
Sif^^^-Q ^fl •'\rnh^j-m'^r^^ Pi Pn Manufacturers, I
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ALM
WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER ALM
Knudson Sever N. register of deeds.
Krueger August F, tailor.
Kurtz John, farm impts.
Laue Frederick, saw mill.
Lawson W 11, railroad and exp ast.
Lees Miss -May.asst prin high school.
Lees Robert, county judge aud lawyer.
Lehmann Cliristian. gunsmith.
Loos Rev George (German Reformed)
Luetscher George \V, slieriff.
McXult}' Ov: Foster (Thomas Jlc^S'ully,
Andrew Foster;, saloon.
Mann Anton, shoemaker.
Mash Benjamin, saloon.
ItIa$>>a§oit K3on*e Tlic,A F Williatas
Propr. (!See adc, opp )
!^Ieckienbura John, mason.
j Meiser Michael, live stock, 9 m n e.
I Meissner Wm, tailor.
i Mueli Christian, duntv treasurer.
JOHN EBERLE,
eese Factory
MANUFACTURER OF
Fi!LL CuEAM, SlViSS
AND
BRICIv CHEESE,
C.F.CREUZEB,
ALMA, WIS.
LIVERV I S.ILE
STABLE.
I am rspeciullv pif
pareil to take tli" iraii"!-
Ing I'uhlic uoro^s th'
coiintiT. Call lipnn mi-
wh'Mi in Almn. it" von
want first-class turnouts
at leasonalile prict::.
HUBEB BBOTilEBS.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
California Wines
AND
i_,tqtto:e^3.
ALMA, - WISCOU'SIN.
rth star Iron Works. } fnp3city,.-.001nindi^rncln"(.r?. !I.rhini^ts, Founders. rvllfrnKikpr-.
IISII JI.I.MFACTIHINC l«). (- aillrrriKht,, ^:l" Jlill Machinery, JliniiiB JIailiinerj, torll^s and llii:li
Isconsln. i Speed KngiofS, Boilers, I'oiierTransDilttlug Macliinery, etc. Seep. 0
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ALM AND BUSINESS DIEKCTOEY. AL^tl
u^Liyr^f^,
-';7;;^is o oisrsiisr.
Manufacturers of the Celebrated
Brands of Flour:
"LBTTLE HATG^^ST" (Patent';
"TOBOCGAn " (Winter Patent);
"EXTRA STr^AiCHT" AND
"OHOIC2 FAr.liLY" (C.B.&N.)
ALSO OF SUPERIOR
Graham, Rye, Buckwheat and Cornmeal.
BUYEKS AND SPIIPPERS OF ALL KINDS OF
GRAIN.
Capacity of Mill, 150 Bbls per Day.
Branch Offices at Eaii Claire, Wis. and Winona, Minn.
THE MASSASOIT HOUSE
A. F. WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
I ._-»,^.q^= Refitted, Refurniskd f Large
^*^^*i--,v^?f ''—-'-' New Sample Rooms Added.
rf" Y-y" ■w -vr r"^' ■^■'- :r>r
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THE ONLY FIRST-CLASS S2
PER DAY HOUSE IN
THE CITY.
Located in the Business
Center of Town.
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Mueller Mrs Elizabeth, propr Union
House.
Mueller Mrs John, laundry.
^lueller Valentine, cigar mnfr.
Neumeister Charles, propr Commercial
Hotel.
Orlh Martin, harbor.
Palechek llev E H (Lutheran).
Pelunek Cliarles, saloon.
Polin Martin, general store.
Probst Ollimar, boat builder.
Protz Rudciliih, furniture.
Kabb.HS Henry, agt Diamond Joe Steam-
boat Line.
I'einhardt Gustav JI, farm impts.
Kitck .Mrs H J, saloon.
Ruben Mathias, confectioner.
Schaettle Charles & Son (Charles and
Erackl, general store.
Schaettle Frank, mayor.
Schamaun Malhias, shingle mnfr.
Scheitz John, general store.
Schlosstein John F, county surveyor.
Schlumpf Jo.seph, .'^aloon.
Schlunipf .Miss Louise, niiUiner.
Schmidt J(jhn, county superintendent.
I^icliiiiit^ .Soliii, Propr Alma Rlaetter
and BuIIhIo County Itepublikaner.
Schneiiler Frederick, meal market.
Sclndtz Carl, mason.
Schiiltz Charles, agt C & J ^Michael Brew-
ing Co.
Soliwy C'liarlos ?I, Propr Sherman
House.
Seller George, physician.
Sciwert Kev \, M (Methodist).
Seuflert Henry C, tinsmith.
^Iieriiiiiii Sloii^c, Charles M Schwy
I'ropr
Smith Moses, livery.
Steinbaur Peter, shoemaker.
Stohn John L, caioenli-r.
Strelow John, blacksmith.
Stroebel Leonard J, boots and shoes.
Sutheiby John T, dentist.
Syverson Gudnian, druL'gitt.
Tester John \V, city In-a^.
Tester & Schilling (John W Tester, Sam-
uel SchilliiiL'), hardware.
Thompson Ole, saloon.
Thorp Herman, saloon
Tritsch John .V jr. hardware.
Tritfch .[ A & Son (John A and Frank),
general store.
Tscharner Lul/.e, general store.
Union Hnuse, Mrs Elizabeth Mueller
propr.
Vernier Mrs Anna, carpet weaver.
Waelty Edward \[, county clerk.
Wald Jac<J), apiarist. 4 nii'es n e.
■Waller Fcr<Iiiiiiii<I, Stock Breeder,
li miles n.
Waller F& Son (Ferdinand and John),
meat market.
Weber John, shoemaker.
White John H, state game warden.
AVilke Julius, brick mnfr.
Williniiint .4ll>ert F, Prnpr The Mas-
sasoit House, [See adc. p 97.)
Wirth Mrs Albertiua, milliner.
Zeller Philip, harness and sewing mach's.
ALMA CENTRE. On the G. B ,
yV. & St. p. 11. U., in Jackson county, V2
miles northwest of Black Kiver Falls, the
county seat and nearest banking point.
Dating its settlement from JsilO, it now
contains Catholic and .Methodist churches,
a graded public school, 2 feed mills and a
creamery. Stages to York and North
Branch. It is in the midst of a good farm-
ing section, land ranging in price from ■■<3
to S.50 per acre. Population. 400. Tel..
W. U. Express, U. S. R. J. Bates, post-
master.
Alma Centre Creamerv Ass'n.
Alma Centre House, !M J Miller propr.
Andrews & Seifert, agr'l implement".
Avery Levi S. eeneral store.
Ilabinski Rev J (Catholic).
Bales iCoiiert J, Drugs, Shoes and
Notary.
Benedict C W, conveyancer.
Blenco Jesse, brickyard.
Blenco Wm, mason.
I!reakey George M. eeneral store.
Brehkey J B, physician.
Briuknian J J, railroad, exp and tel acent.
Cargill W W .t Bro, irrain.
Clia|>iiian ^Jar^lial ,1, Gen'l Store.
Clark Charles, carpi.uter.
Dunn A A, iipiarist.
I'.aston .1, mcsfs.
Foster Rev G M. (MethodisM.
Godfrey Elisha, sorghum mnfr
Gregnr W E. feed mill.
Hille Cliarlei, boots and shoes.
Kenson C W, undertaker.
McSwane Henry, sahjon.
Miller Hardware .V Lumber Co, J B Mil-
ler pres, Vj a Miller sec.
Miller Miron J, prop .Vlnia Cintre House.
^liller'x i:\eliaiise LCaiik.
M<>st Ji hii F, p'iini>-r.
Peabody H A. drayman.
Handle George, mason.
liundle Iia. mason.
Rcesmaii Philip, carjirnter.
lliiiSro>c J T, llnrdware.
Chicago & Grand Trunk %
The Favorite Route East
VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
A Full Course of Lessons In PLAIN VlvNUI A>SIIIP given by Mall for ?10.
ibers' Course
Z O'Sullivan's Commercial Academy,
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Si(fcrt August, blacksmith.
^^efert & Andrews, agr'l implemcuts.
ALMENA. On the 'SI., St. P. & S,
Ste. M. Hy.in Barron county, 10 miles west
of Barron, the judicial seat and banking
point. Population, 2.5. Exp,, American.
A. n. Koebler, postma.ster.
Koeblcr A II, Saw Mill.
Sparliu S ^^', general blore.
ALMOND. lu Portage county, 23
miles southeast of t^teveos' Point, the
county seat, and GJ northeast of Plainfield,
the nearest railroad station and bankiuo;
point. Stages daily to Plaintleld: f.ire, 25
cents. Population, 13.). Mail, daily. John
M. Smart, postmaster.
Bowden J A, carringemaker.
(Youcll irJt'Oiijc <■;, General Store.
Felling A L, harness.
Fisher P, hotel.
Frost C II, physician.
Frost F J, insurance agt.
Guernsey A W, physician.
liUI S J. Milliner.
ALSTAD, Burnett county, 10 miles
south of Grautsljurgh, the siMt of justice
and nearest ship[)ing point. Banking
facilities at Hush City, Minn. Mail, semi-
weekly. J. J. Alslad, postmaster.
Viirveseii «.V AUIatl, General Store.
\Vjllittins J II, railroad, exp and tel agt.
ALTDORF. In ^Vood county, :! miles
north of Elm Lake, Its nearest shippini,'
point, and 11 northwest of Grand Kapid.^.
the County seat and nearest banking poijit.
Population. 2.5. Mail, semi weekly. II.
Sclilig, postmaster and general store.
ALTO. In Fond du Lac count
miles southwest of Fond du Lac, the
'y seat, and G fnim "W'aupun, its !.,_
Iwnking and shipping point. Popula
"^4. Mail, tri-weekly. lleury Oe G
poetmaster.
v, 21
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lion.
lioon.Tohn, blacksmith.
|>o Groiii lli'iii'}'. General Store,
{juitman ,lohn L, wii^onmaker.
Hagens .John II, general store,
'iolene George, flour mill.
. ALTONA.
-V'ic I hist, in.
Calumet county.
ALTOONA. An incorporated city, in
Eau Claire county, located on the C. bt. P.
M. & O. Ry, the Eau Claire river and Otter
creek, 3 miles east of Eau Claire, the seat
of justice and nearest banking point. It
was first settled in 1&S'3, and now contains
good schools, a Union church, the railroad-
machine shops and round houses, giving
employment to a large number of men.
grist and woolen mills, and a number of
special and general stores. Telephone con-
nection. Exp., Am. Tel , W. U. Pop-
ulation, 1,000. David B. Travis, post-
master.
Altoona House, A C Iveniston propr.
B:iin Andrew, dairy.
Bain David, dair}-.
Bain David E, dairy.
Bannister D E, carpenter.
Boale Wm E, ns.st supt C, St P M & O Ry.
Bjornstad Ole E, tailor.
Botsford Bros (.James M and Wm L), genl
store.
Bojle Edward, saloon.
Brassill James K, master mechanic C St P
M it O Hy.
Campbell \Vm G, blacksmith.
Craig Mrs JIarj', restaurant.
Cross Isaac, druggist.
Doyle House, Peter Doyle propr.
nunphy .Jolin, saloon.
Elliott .John B. tel agt.
Enockson Bros (Sigword M and Charles C),
meats.
Ericson Charles, carpenter.
Freeman £ A & Co (Edward A Freeman,
Peter T Lee), general store.
Green .John S. livery.
Keating Stephen, mayor.
iCeDi..5ton Albert C, propr Altoona House.
Liirsoii Martin, carpenter.
Ix'C Hans N, slioemnker.
I.cnz, Michael, saloon.
McGrourey Charles, street comur.
Millar K.'uben, boardinij.
Mitchell Kev Lewis A, (BaptistV
.Morgan Mrs Mary, dressmaker.
Price Pickling Co (Peter S and Wm T
I'ricr), I mile s w.
Balm August, saloon.
Roush Isaac, woolen mills, IX miles s w.
Scherer Fred, harness.
Smith Oustav A, marshal.
Snyder iV Theirer i Conrad Snyder, Christ-
ian Theirer), confectioners.
Spencer S .1, restaurant.
Steen .t Woller (Wm Stccn, Utto Woller),
meats.
Thompson Charles B, barber.
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Travis Onvul !J. Po=tmuster, Justice
and Notary.
Wescott Hv'jiaer ¥.. railroad and exp agt.
Wilkins Edward C, boarding liouse.
ALVERNO. A postofflce in Jlanito-
woe county, 9 railse sontliwest of llauito-
woc, the county seit. nearest railroad sta-
tion and lianking point. Stages tri-xveekly
to Manitowoc and Kiel. Populalion, 25.
Mail tri-weeUly.
AMBEEG. On the M. & N. R. R.in
Marinette county, 40 miles by rail from
Marinette, the judicial seat. Has granite
polishing mills an('. stone cutting -works,
and 4 granite (juarries. Population. 700.
Exp, Am. Tel., W. U. A. H. Buckman
postmastar.
Aberdeen House, I Trask propr.
Ambcrg Cornel Kami, .1 Phillips leader.
Amberg Granile Co, ijuarries.
Brown August, hotel.
BiiektEiitn A £3, Notary.
Commercial Hotel, J Underwood propr.
Da Kelver Frank, hotel.
Feister C, saloon.
Hale L F. hotel.
Hansou F A, physician.
Harvc}' 1 W, grain.
Ilowarth Bro.s, nmsous.
Johnson E. railroad, express and lei agt,
Ludington Nicholas, grain.
9IiUU<<oii 53, Hotel
Menominee & Marinette Co, drugs.
Phillips Miss Bella, music teacher.
Poraeroy T V, artist.
Pomeroy it Scoville, restaurant.
Quiolin, Corn & Co, dry goods.
Quinlin Thomas, saloon.
Boss Finley. lilacksmilh.
Sweeny J, builder.
Trask Isaac, propr Aberdeen House.
Xrl|i|> &. Trask, General Store.
Underwood John, propr Commercial Hotel.
Welch A. barber.
Wright Bros, geni;ral store.
AMERY. On the M.. St. P. & S. Sle.
31. Ky, and on Ihe Apple river in Polk
county, IC miles southwest of (.).sceola
Mills, the seal of juslice. A weekly new.s-
paper, Ihe AV/ci. is published. I'.aiikatSt.
Croix Falls. Tel, W. U. Exp. Am.
Population, 500. G. F. Griftin, postmas-
ter.
Amery Shingle Mnfij Co, taw mill.
Aii(lci>4>!i J.iirs, Livery.
Anderson it li^'iison. grocers.
Briggs John, saw mill
Brown John, shremaker.
Burman John, furniture.
Dodce C B, editor Echo.
DorolJiy F IS, Saw Mill.
Echo. C B Dodi;e editor.
I Fox D T, hotef.
] Gagneiius &, Gabriel, general store.
i Harriman Samuel, lumber.
1 Hawlev Bros, restauiant.
I Hollid'ay A II. physician.
Holliday W H, hardware.
I Horsefi'rd Albert, saloon.
; Pronx Thomas, blacksmith.
1 Bobbins W H, hotel.
! Robinson Robert, baker.
Schneider J IC. general store and saw mill.
SccUiiis iSros, .Meats.
Shaft oer J R, hotel,
Shern Christ, saloon.
Smith M. railroad and express agent.
Smith i.\: De Gollier, blacksmiths.
Swesey ifc Co. saloon.
Thompson Wm D, livery.
Walsworth Mrs .M, milliner.
Webb & <;rilUii, general store.
AMES. An Indian villaje in Wash-
burn countv on the Namukaeon river
aud on the N. div. of the C. St ' P. M A:
O. By, 12 miles southeast of Hayward.
Send mail to Veazie.
AMHERST. First settled in l«.jO, is
now a llourishing city in Portnire county.
on the Wis. Central Line, and on Ihe Wau-
paca river. 14;) miles northwest of Milwau-
kee and 15 southeast of Stevens' Pnint,
the seat of justice and the locatinn of Ihe
nearest bank. It contains a planing mill.
3 tlourins mills, 3 clunches, German Lu-
theran, Norwegian Luiheraii, and .Mtthod-
ist, and a school with o teachers and 150
scholars. Wheat and potatoes are the
principal shipments. Exp., Norlhern Pa-
cific. Tel," W. U. Population, COO,
Eugene Adams postmaster.
Amherst Cornet Band, Marion V Flem-
ing directcr.
Anderson Andrew P. shoemaker.
B d^ke 3I1SS .Minnie, dressmaker.
Bakke Ole II. tailor.
Berto & \V'ellg, restaurant.
Bigler John H, lumber.
l>oss Mrs Dora, photographer.
Hrandum Christian, boots and shoes.-
Calkins Jackson, justice.
Central House, J W Shaw propr.
Couch Charles, live stock.
C-/.cskleba Theodore W, hardware.
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Typewriting at the y oou.m. 'j. x. :)iccc>>, PresidentP 'e. f. oris
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School of Wis-
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Pusenbury George E, physician.
Erwiu Mrs Ann, milliner.
Fenton Charles N, grocer.
Ferde Uev N, (Lutheran I
Ferde Mrs Is, music teacher.
Fleming Benjamin, farm impts.
Fleming George W, lumber.
Fowler Louia 11, barber.
Foxen .& Murut {.J 0 Foxen, M S Murat),
general store.
Fryar F Hicliard, grocer.
Gothrup Mrs Floyd, hotel.
Grover Peter, cattle breeder.
Grover & lialdwin. produce.
Guernsey Dr Augustus H, drugs.
Guyant Albert H, saloon.
Hawley Wm, justice of peace.
Hein Guslav, gencrnl store.
Holly Wm C, furniture.
• Iverson Ole, pinning mill.
Jackson Milling Co, F E Timian mngr.
Johnson Ivfr, mason.
Lysne iV, linn, general store.
Madison ^Vm C, blacksmith.
Mallison A; Harms (John Mallison, Charles
Harms), livery.
Moberg Andrew, harnessmaker.
Xclsoii Jaiiiox J, General Store.
Xehon Jerome, llour mill, l^ milts e.
Nelson I^ouis. carpenter.
Nelson Nels .J, mason.
Olsen Isaac, farm implements.
Peterson Peter N, farm nuxcliinery.
Price Gustav, blacksmith.
Hoe & Lessner, general store,
^alscheider Michael, talosu.
."^ands Mrs II, milliner.
Sliaw J ^\^, propr Ceutral House.
i^imcock3 Isaac, tinsmith.
Sivertson Joseph, black.smlth.
^mith Andrew J, lawyer,
^niith George, meat market,
^tnith Peter E, blacksmith.
Sommera Cliristian P, general store.
!>laik8 Edgar, drugs.
Strong Seymour \V, hotel.
Jj^iimmers P, general store.
Taylor John A, railroad, eip and tel act.
Thompson Reuben, sorghum mufr.
liirkelson Gumltr, carjienter.
Vance Wm, pro.lure.
Van Cott C II. painter.
*Vebster Enoch, justice of peace.
^>_erachowski Jacob, grocer.
^>e.stley Charles W, furniture.
.AMHERST JUNCTION. A small
^'llage at the junction of the O. B. W. &
■ '• i'-, H. H. and the Wif-consia Central
L.me, in Portage county, 14 miles south-
east of Stevens' Point, the county seat and
nearest banking point. E.xp . Am. and U.
S. Tel., W. U. Population, 7.5. 11. John-
son, postmaster.
Buswell C L, railroad and express agent.
Calkins Jackson, justice of peace.
Cargill ^\' W it Bro. grain.
P^abert Bros, carpenter.
Een Charles A, Hour and feed.
Een Mrs C A, propr Summit House.
Hein Gustav, general store.
Joliiisoii H A; Soil, General Store.
Larson L, express and telegraph agent.
Smith Peter, 'blacksmith.
Strong Seymour W, propr Union House.
Summit House, Mrs C A Een propr.
Union House, S W Strong propr.
WerachowskI Jacob, saloon.
AMY. On Elk Creek, in Dunn coun-
ty, 1.5 miles southeast of iMenomonee, the
judicial seat, 9 from Eau Claire, theneir-
cst banking jmint, and 1^ from Elk Mound,
its nearest shipping point. Tri-weekly
mail stage to Elk ilound. Population,
150. M. H. Knott, postmaster.
Brackett Abram, blacksmith.
Brown Heury. dairy.
Knott 3S "H, General Store.
Langdell Horace, justice of peace.
Lee R R, budder.
Wilson Wm, tlour mill.
ANCHORAGE. A po.stofflce on
Waumandee river, a water power stream
in Buffalo county, 12 miles southeast of
Alma, the county seat and bank location.
and t) from Cochrane, the nearest railroad
station. Population, .50. .'^lail, tri-week-
\y. Thomas Heury, postmaster.
Von AVald Christoiiher, blacksmith.
ANDERSON. A postoffice in Grant
county, on tlie C. & N. W. Ky, 21 miles
by rail norttiwrst of Lancaster, the judicial
seat, and 7 from Fennimdre, the nearest
bank location. JIail, daily.
ANGELICA. A post village in Sha-
wano county, l'^ miles southe.ist of Sha-
wano, the county seat, and I'Z from Sey-
mour, the Ufare^t railroad .station and
banking point. Population, 150. Mail,
tii-weekly.
B■'!^llt•r Biros, General Store.
McMiiien Bros, general store.
Cliicago & Grand Tronk Oy,
The Favorite Route East
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''S S of Sparta, the judicial seat, banking and
S "* sliipping point.
ANT
- S ANIWA. On the JM., L. S. & W. Ry,
j^ >■ in Shawano count}-, i'j miles northwest of
"S ^ Shawano, the county seat, and 10 from
.2 ^ Antigo, the nt-arost banking point. Popu-
^ * lation, y.JO, Tel., W. U. Exp., Adams.
O if F. "\V. Asher, po.stmaster.
O H
•—I "^ Adams C, railroad, express and tel agent.
W , Aniwa ^Infi: Co. vtneer ranfrs.
, A*lier V W, Fruit.s and Cigars.
gj ^ I5:ill H &, S, general store.
TV] ~ i;.^uer .biseph, saloon.
S t Lewis Dr, drujs.
Zi Z I'llclicr .1 A, h.UcI.
^ ■/: Jtiippenthal .) P, genei-al store.
?i fl St IV'lers Charles, saloon.
ri « Sherry Henry, saw mill.
g^ » Waits J N. gineral store.
" Wassman W'm. meats.
• g Ziegelman F K, saloon.
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ANNATON. On Big Piatt river, in
n Grant couiily, Ix.' miles uorthc ist ol Lan-
•^ caster, Ihe county seat and banking point,
\JJ and G west of Livlng.ston, the nearest rail-
#^N road Station. Stages triweekly to Livings-
\iJ ton: fare, .30 cents. Population, oUO.
■ «.M Mail, tri-weekly. G. H. Goldmanu, post-
master.
Goldiiinii George II, Blacksmith and
Tobacco.
Henderson .V T, pliysirian.
Sheel Charles, Hour mill.
ANNSBURGTI. In Dunn county,
30 mika north of Menomonee, the judicial
.seat, and l;i from Wheeler, tlie nearest
rail aiiproacli. JIail, by special supply.
It. W. Schcare postmaster, Geneial Store
and Cheese Factory.
ANTHONY. In Eau Claire county.
1.5 miles fri'iii K;»n Chire, the countj* seat
and !S from .Miuidovi, the nean-st rail ap-
proach, and banking jiojut. Population,
5. Mail, weekly. C. O. Durgess, post-
master and general store.
ANTIGO. The judicial seat of Lang-
lade county, is located on Spring brook,
and on the M , L. S & W. Uy, COT miles
northwest of Mdwankee. It was first set-
tled in 1870, was incorporated as a city in
l^s.5, and now contains Baptist, Catliolic
Congregational and Methodist churches.
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gnod hotels, a foundry and machine sli
a furniture factory, planing and saw c;
a broom handle factory, a high and C v,
schools, and 4 weekly newspapers. ■
JS'etr^ Item, the R. i.n'jlC'.in the Si„:cU:l
the Htrold (German). It is tlie center '.•!
fine farming and lumbering section, :.
grain, live stock, hard atid s^.^ft lumber
shipped. Population, 5,000. E.\p., U. ■
Tel., W. U. AY. H. Blimi, postmaster.
Adkins Charles G. general store.
Albers Bros (.John F and Wra W), dru;
AUerton Mrs Bay, dressmaker.
Allerton O H P," general store.
Anderson Andrew L, saloon.
Anderson N tt Son (Xels and Andrew V.
general store.
Antigo Edison Light Co (capital $2.i,C(
Louis Lnsk pres .1 H Trever sec.
Aiitl^o licrold (German AVeekly), }'.
ward Goebel Propr, 'Ah ave. East S:.'
(Sec adi; ■}) 100.)
Antieo Hospital, Doyle & StetTen prop:
Aiiligio Uepiililicaii (Weekly). J v
A Ogden Pub, Superior. (.Vte ade.}'' !'-■
Aulik John, blacksmith.
Uncoil A; !1iii!liir<l (\Iiitou L Bac
Frank A.Miliard). Bottlers. 7th ave.
Bank of Antigo (capital, s-.'r),OuOl. A Su'.
day pres, Amos Baun\ cash.
Beadie Rev .J B (Methodist).
Becker PetT, saloon.
Below I^linna .1, tailor.
Beltzel Mrs Theresa, notions. ^
Berard Disty, salo )n. }
Berner Wm, saloon. '
Bijou Opera House, W C .Jones propr"
Binder is, Sclilundt (CJharles Binder, ■
man F ScUlundt), saloim.
BiscliolT Henry, shoemaker.
P.linn Wm H, postmaster and jeweler.
Boklt Henry, cigar mnfr.
Boll &, Nowolny (Anthony M Bol
ton J Nowotny), cigar lunfrs.
Borgman Henry G, insurance.
Brace AVillis B, notions.
Braua Frank, jeweler.
Brcnnan Meit, barber.
Brennig Georce. brewers' agent.
Dro-lerhaus it Welter, general store
Brown Andrew J. excelsior mnfr.
Brown liiv M L (Baptist).
Bucknani Israel E shoes.
Bu-TL'er Seli:islian. confectioner.
Ouii>e lai'nry C, Propr Comraerc
Hotel. {Scf.a.ir. p 105.)
Burdick Christopher G, blacksmith.
Ccnlral ESotel, .lohn .1 Springer Proi
olh ave. (.i'tv adv, p 107.)
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ALWAYS IN STOCK AND PERFECTLY
MANUFACTURED.
ANTIGO, Langlade County, , - WISCONSIN,
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. lOo
A. M. MILIARD,
LO-A.jiT3
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
Tuxes Paid lor Xun-ICc-sideiitN.
A^STECO, - - V/ISCOr\3GEr],
Z3:. C- 23TTX3:SE, IFrcprietor.
THE ONLY
First-Class $Lr5t)a Day House
IN THE CI TV.
Sample Room in Cor^NECTiorsj.
GOOD STABLING.
AMTIGO, - V/ISCOWSIS^.
wii-coKsiN" statt: gazetteer
THK VIVIAN
J. C. SPENCER, Propr.
All Its
ApoliliEgiits.
m I
!(!
isrs.
RATES, $2. PER DAY.
■'si^^T'isooj^sznrNr.
NTIGO REPUBLICAN
The Oldest and Largest Newspaper in
Langlade County.
Al>yEUTISIN(; RATES MOKKIIA IIO. Siilisrriptiou S1.5U per Annum
JOHN A. OGDEN.
tDtliti,)!' 3i"i<i l^roprietor.
1
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^ IROrJ Vl/ORKS.
W. B. JOHNS, Proprietor.
MANUfAC'TUl'Lr;K OF AND DKALKR IN
Shingle Macliincs, Saw Slii'rpouer anil Joiner (.'onibined. Steam Engines
Saw and Utist Jlill 'laeliinory, 'I'liresJiin:^ Ma«»WiH"*, IMows,
Feed Cutters, Horse Towers, Etc.
Repairs of all kinds will receive strict attention and satisfaction guaranteed.
.AwItTITICS-O.
■v;7'isco2^si2sr.
Ciiicago fi Gfand TrunI h
The Favorite Route East
VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
AKT
AND BrSINKSS DIRECTORY.
ANT
107
Challoner Albert M. carjientLT.
tilj Ph'iiiim Mill, Fred Hermann,
Prupr. Siipermr. (S< ndv. p 109.)
Cancy James E, architect.
CoIHds & Kestl}- (Jeremiah Collias, John
^I Kestly) saloou.
Colton Edward R. lawyer and coroner.
Coinnicrciul Hotel, Henry C Buhse,
Propr, oth ave. (^'ft adr, ji 105 ]
Coonan Richard, shoemaUer.
Da'.lmann Albert, blacksmith.
Uiica L D it Co (Leon D Dana, Frank
Kelly) jewelers.
Dawley John H, physician.
Dawley Walter H, insurance.
Dsane C Wei den, lawyer.
Dclcglitc Friiiik \, Samuel E Leslie
Mngr, Real Estate and Loans, Superior.
(See adr, p IO4.)
Dorr Benjamin F, surveyor.
Doyle Jame.s F, city physician.
Dnyle & Stcffen (James K D lyle, I^'DPiius
Steffen), prcprs Aiitigo Hospital.
Duchac Josejih, city assessor.
Uiit'linc A; UciiNlick (Joseph
Duchac, John Beuisufck), Heal Estate
and Stirveyors, Clermont. (&« nd>-, p
109.)
Ediek D B, cnnnty surveyor.
Erni Gottlieb, grocer.
Ferguson ILjnry L. confectioner.
Ferguson Lillian, millinery.
Fmucane Frank J, ci;y attorney.
FreiLiurger Leonard, wagonmaker.
Friedeman Bros (Herbert A and Ernest H).
bakers.
Gocbcl Edward, Propr Herold (See
udv, p 109.)
Goldberg Abram, clothing.
Goodwin Richard & Co (Richard M Good-
win, John A Thursbyi Ijroom handles.
Griffin Rev A W (Episcopal).
Hale Scott, saloon.
Hansen Peter, wagonmaker.
Hayssen Frederick H, county clerk.
Heath James H. barber.
Herman, Becklinger & Herman (Gustav C
Herman, Christ Becklinger, Julius Her-
man) furniture.
Elcriiiaiiii Fretl, Propr City Planing
^Iill, Superior. [See ndn, p 109.)
Hessel A.' Leykom (John Hessel, Charles S
Leykom) hardware.
Holfman .ioseph, saloon.
Hfwland H O, railroad atrent.
Iloxie A; .llolloi- (John C Hoxie,
Edniond N Jlellor), Lumber Mufrs,
Superior. iSff adr. v lf':> .)
J. H. TREVER,
ATTORSEI-AT-LAlf
LOAMS,
Insurance and Collections.
v\Tira>,
AVISCON^-IX.
C. S. LEYKOJI. II. C. HUMl'llREY,
rrciidLDt. Cashier.
ESTABLISHED ISS2.
INCORPORATED I S8S.
Langlade County Bank
CAPITAL, $30,000.
SURPLUS. $3,000.
Collections at lowest ratt-s and ri-inittanoe made
t'n day of paynaent.
.VNTKiO, - - IVISCON'SIX.
CENTRAL HOTEL
J. J. SPRINGER, Proprietor.
ISates, $1.50 per :Da3r.
T lji« Hotel has just been completed, and it is furnished throughout with new and elegant
furniture, etc. It affiinU accommodations equal to any other hotel in the
city. It is conveniently located within one block of the dupot,
and in full view of the business part of the city.
VMIGO,
I^.WGL.VUE COl'XTV,
WISCO.VSIX.
Chicago, Mismi Si Si Paul ^:z:::t: M aod MM
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ILLI!:OIS C[;!P" » "
DIRECT ROUTE SinnTLIT!
ibiiiiii:ii
ii.'iU ill fil to all POINTS in iil
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AXT
WISCONSIN STATE GAZETl'EER
ANT
Hudson HcDry L, saloim.
Ilumplircy SI Claj, Cashier Lang
dale County Bank. 5th ave.
HutcbinfOD Wm W, real estate.
Jensen Jens L. meat market.
Jewell Hollis N. seTrins machines.
Johns Win B, Propr Pioneer Iron
Works, i&c ad-: v 106.)
Jones liro5(Wm H and xVrthur W), meats.
Jones Walter C. propr Bijou Opera House.
Judson Fenton E, dentist.
Kaplanck Gabriel, citrar mnfr.
Kaplantk .Jacob, cigar mnfr.
Karel Joseph B W, "tailor.
Keeble John L. baker.
KeHojrs TIioinn<i l>. Lumber 2Hnfr,
Supeiiiir. (Sc adi: p i'/.J )
Kempf Gciirije, bottler.
Kennedy Wm, lawyer.
Ketcbam Uev Henry (Cnn!Tre.c;a;ional).
Klessic Otto, brewers' aeeut.
Koch Mrs L. dressmaker.
Koebke KicharJ, exp and tel r.fjent.
Koelzer Peter J. flour and fetd"
Kohl &Tollel"son (Herman A Kohl, Anton
M Tollef-^on) hardware.
Kolea A & Co (Albert Koles, Isadore Coik)
saloon.
Kricr Wm, saloon.
Krom Meyer, dry goods.
La Londu IMward, city cleric.
L.iiii;;la<ic Coimtj- Uiiiik (Capital,
?;30,00() ; Surplus, .s:',.liOO) C S Leykom
Pros, II C HurapUrey Cash, 5lh ave.
(.Set' (tdv. p 107. )
Liniiglside County Spcoinl, J H
Mentiiig Propr, .jih ave, Ka»t Side. (See
adv, opp.)
TiHrxelvvc Cliarlcs II, Couuty
Treasurer, Court House.
Larzelerc IClton C. livery.
Latia Gcore:e \V, lawyer.
Laughlin iV Kellv (John J Laughlin, Pat-
rick F K'llly) lihioksiiiith.^.
Lie»>lic *<:uiMic! 50, Mngr F A Delcglise.
Levy Kate J, niilliuer.
Ivewis J C Co The (capital, ;?20,000),
Edward Clcary pres, J C Lewis sec,
hardware.
Loomis John B, abstracts.
Lower M John, pliysician.
Lusk Lewis, saw mill.
I..yn<>ii 'B'honiU'i, Lawyer, 5th ave.
M(^noiiHld (.'buries B, general store.
nicEIalo iV l>rc<i<(eii (.lohn JIcHale,
Henry Hiesson), Saloon, ."^th ave.
JIahoney I) J & Co (Daniel J Mahoney,
Hichard K Paine), books.
Maloney Bros (John and Martin H), saloon.
Manthey Frederick E, tailor.
I -Mamies Louis, saloon.
I ^Martin John E, lawyer,
Meagher Edward, carperuer.
IfEcnIini; John EI, Publisher Langlade
County Special, (.^tv adi\ -^pp.)
1 ?Iej-er' Frodt'rick C, Meat .'Market.
I otli ave. (See izdi>, opp )
i Jlichaelson Andrew, tlour and feed.
I Jlillard Albert M, Real Estate and
j Abstracts, Superior. (.^Vc rtcfr, p 105.\
Millard Bros (Paul J and Arthur B), proprs
Weekly News Item.
Jliller George W, 2d-hand store.
Mills Henry V, dentist.
I Morgan Wm S, photographer.
I Morri? Anthony H, real estate.
I Neff EJgar, general s'ore.
XefE Mrs Mary, general store.
Nelson John, blacksmith.
Neuman Simon, clotliing.
Nordman Edward, county supt.
Norton ic Hunter (Walter O'Norton. Ed-
v.-a'd Hunter), saloon.
Nye Ella, niilliuer.
O'^Mlen Jolin A, Publr Republican.
(.Sv,,,^., in,;,)
O'liara John, city supt schools.
OlaisltMl I>ols>tiii><S, Keal Estate ami
Justice, Clermont.
Otto Mrs Herman, dressmaker.
Pardee A Day, veterimry surgeon.
Pardee Wm H. general store.
Perry (n'orje P. livery.
Petersen '^Vni C, Real E^^tate, Insur-
ance, Commission Agent for Cigars and
Liquors, 5tli ave.
Petlcrs Charles H. veterinary.
Plieln* John C, i;.'--taurant, .5th ave.
Pick SiuiMi,. general store.
Pioneer Iron Works, W B Johns
Propr. (.S'tf (!(/('. p IOC. )
Porter James H. city assessor.
Randall Frank D i'Co (Frnnk D Randall,
John A Ogden), photocraphers.
Remington Charles W, physician.
Rice Arthur D, justice of peace.
Ricbter Otto, shoemaker,
Ringsmulh .loseph, shoemaker.
Ripsom Joseph B. wagonmaker.
Ross tt Frick (Munson M Ross, Henry J
Frick), hardware.
Rudolph .luilus A, grocer.
Sanvidge Thomas, meats.
Schintz George L, district attorney.
Schintz it Hogan. (George L Schintz.
Tiiomas W Hogan. 1 lawyers.
Schmitz it Friders (Thomas Schmitz, John
Fridersl, saloon.
Schutz George J, druggist.
Sbadick Oliver, livery.
Ctiicap & Grand Tiuok ilj,
Tlie
VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
ANT
AND JiUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ANT
109
JOS. DUCHAC, Dep. Co. Surveyor
JOHN BENISHKK.
TICKKTS TO ANW FKO?I ALL PAUTS OF ETUOPK.
Taxes Paid for Nnn-Resi-ipnt^, and Protect I-inds frnni Trpppa?s. Farming Land.s.— M'e have a
large number of choioo iracts of the lini-st Fannin^' Laiid in i^auLclade County— l>utli Improved and
Unimproved— for ^ale ac Reasoiiabl-e Prioes and Tt-nii-;. Also a number oi dffijrauie City Lots
Ttith or without buildiui^'s, for sale. Corre.spt-udence resi'^^cLlulIy solicited.
AFJT8CO, WlSCOr^lSIPI.
CO]VIBI>^E13 OFFICES OF XME
ANTiGOl^EROL
L0n§iSd3 COi CspOOlOL
OFFICIAL COUNTY NEWSPAPER.
mm H. riEf^TING, Publisher.
lias a larpe Circulation in Lanplade and ad
joining count]08, and is a pood advertising me-
dium.
ED. GOEBEL, Publisher.
Only German Newspaper
IN LANGLADE COUNTY.
ANTIGQ, WISCONSIN.
PK<;I'R1ET0H OK THE
MANUFACTURER OF
FLOORING, SIDIf^G, V/INDGW FRAMES, SASH, DOORS,
HARDWOOD FINISH, SCREENS and BUILDING MATERIAL of all Kinds.
"«C -.v%ii/ ^^..-s «j.,i.-'« v™*©'*. .^KiUk. li-is l.^'L „wCLa j-.T'^A/^;
DEALER IN
LIVE STOCSl.
PROPRIETOR OF
CITY MEAT MARKET.
.4 BEEF and PORK PACKER
- ANTICO, WISCONSIN.
Base Bell ^"^ »-awn Tenms jgi,,, f,1eunierG!!nCo.r'^t.-?^o7*
•^UOU C^UJI Outfits. 3 streel, MlUvauUoo, AVl«c..„.lu.
IgnS .-^-<!<,,^vt MnjTl.-^f .-:f S-fl^Q Market f.ru^rp, MILXVAUKP^
110
ANT
WISCONSIN STATE GAZrTTEER
API'
mi
Sharpe Charles A, lime aud brick.
bbaw George P., physician.
Shufelt Bros {iJaorsfe O and Sbeldon)meats.
Silber I=iaac, clotlilng.
Sipek John, .saloon.
Smith A D & Co, C F Smith mngr. lum-
ber.
Smith Ilenrv, register of deeds.
Smith ct Yentz (Joseph Smith, Wm F
Yentz.i, meals.
Smolk James K, barber.
Suow Joseph, restaurant.
Spencer House. Beniimin Spencer propr.
S|»C!icer James C, Propr The Vivian,
(Sicadv, p JOG.)
Spring lirook House, Teipner Erosproprs.
SljriiiKfr ^olin J, Propr Central
Hotel, .:i:h uve. {.?'•'« c/i', p 107.)
Stacy \Vm H, i-eneral alore.
Steber James, saloon.
SteHen Ignatius D, mayor and puysician.
Slrasser Leopold, general store.
Strong Louis K, real estate.
Takkcn IJev \Vm (Catholic).
Taylor Mrs Oscar, notions.
Ttipucr F.ros, (Charles and Julius) proprs
Spring Brook House.
Thompson Charles H, barlier.
Thompson .Mrs C 11. notions.
TobollCharle-i, laundry.
Trevor ^«!i!i S3. Lawyer, Loans, In-
surance and Collections, olh ave. (."^ci;
adi-, p 1(17.)
Ullman J & Co. (Joseph, Gabe and Louis
Ullinaii), sale stable.
Ulrirh Unslav, tailor.
Vivian TSio, James C Spencer Propr.
(i^c ()(/(', /) luC.)
Voelkel Frank, meats.
Vv^ahl Louis, nie.as.
Wilis J,.-.ri>li, ,L'rocer
'."i:!!!!!!!!-;*'!' S'tusiU, Saloou. .1th ave.
\1iir»riilioui!'.<> sa, Clerk, Circuit Court.
Waste Eli, county jmlge.
Waste Lee. stationer.
"SVaste Mrs Lee, milliner.
Weed Jamis 11, -iv mill.
' Wei'Ulj \<-\v:» tloiii,' Millard Bros
I'ubirs, Sui'erior.
We^e Fred, shoemaker.
While \Vm F, lawyer.
Williams George C, restaurant.
Wines John W, pianos.
Wirrer Joseph, geueral store.
W undcrlich George, sheriff.
Yep Lee, laundry.
APPLE CREEK. A postonice in
Outagamie county, 5 miles northeast of
Appleton, the county scat, nearest banking
and shipping point. Population, Pi
Mail, tri-Tceekiy. C. IL Sanborn, post
master.
Decostes P G. wagon maker.
Gerlsch A. cheese mnfr.
Saiidborn € B8, General Store.
Scheibe Herman, blacksmith.
APPLE RIVER. A postoffice in
Polk county, CO miles northeast of Osceo-
la Mills, the county seat, 7 from Amery,
the nearest railroad station, and 18 from
St. Croix Fails, the neiircst banking point.
Stages semi-wtekl}- to St. Croix Falls and
Turtle Lake. Population, 05. Mail, semi-
weekly. ^Mathilda Carlson, postmaster.
Durban T, blacksmith.
Cai'Jsoii 6^ A, Justice.
Newman Francis, justice.
APPLETON. The jsidicial seat of
Outngamie county, is a prosperous and
rapidly increasing city, located in the
south central portion of the county, on the
Lake Superior br. of the C. & N. W. liy,
on the JI., L. S. & W. l!v. and on the
Appleton br. of the M. A-. X. U. R., 1S.">
miles north of Chicago, anil 100 northwest
of Milwaukee. It is on the grand chute
of Fox river, and the vast body of wattr
passing through here from Lake Winneba-
go is said to be over IG.O:)') horse power.
To utilize which dams and canals have
been con^-tructed at all the rapids on the
river. Tlie canal is under the control of
U. S. government, and large steamboafs
can pass from Green Bay to Lake Winne-
bago. The growth of Appleton, which
lias now become one of (lie most import
ant manufacturing points in the State, has
been due. in a great measure, to this vast
natural power. Fo.\ River has .^0 feet fall
within the city limits. Among (he more
prominent manufactories aie paper and
pulp mills, woolen, and planing mills,
sasli, door aud blind factories, a hub and
spoke factory, 2 towel faclories, 2 brewer-
ies, large lime kilns, foumirits and ma-
chine sliops. toy and ehair factories, 2 farm
implement factories, iron works, novelty
works, a grain elevator, etc., a large chem-
ical pulp mi;] is in course of construction.
The cily has broad and well paved streets,
is lighted by gas aud electricity, has au
electric street railway, the Holly system
of water works, a well equipped and clii-
cient fire department, telephone exchange,
2 banks, llrst-class hotels, the Lawrence
universitv, good schools, and churches of
r:-.r\H.-f. MTLWAUI
:ii ST.
CSTIENT CO.
?IIL\\ Al iilii;, WIS.
AXD HUSINESS iJli'JKCTOnY.
Y 5 TJTT'^ innT.^T5 Tfl-.Tl^IiT^T^nrn^T
SITUATED IN THE BEAUTIFUL CITY OF
APPLETON, WIS.
Three Regislar t'oiirsc* —
Ancient Classical, Scientific,
and R^odern Classical.
PREPARATORY INSTRUCTION LEADING TO THESE COURSES.
Academic Course for those who have not the time
for a full Coliege Couise.
A Itlii.sical niid IjiU'rarj t'onr^e—
Piano or Organ,
LEADING TO THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF MUSIC.
SBY HALL,
FOR LADY STUDENTS,
I
t Provided with every Modern Convenience. Accommodates Sixty
I Students. The Lady Teachers have immediate
i Supervision of the Hall.
I ExHiiiiiiiitM>ii<> Tor entrance Tuesduy, .Sept. 10.
I FALL TERM BEGINS V/EDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17.
(
I For Catalogue or further iiiforrantion adclres.-i tlie Frc-sident,
! REV. C. W. GALLAGHER.
11- wiii:oNsiN sTATi: gaz::tteee
■ ' "^',1 -I '■] !i ' j i •■'■' ' P n • • a I • i ' i -i i '' - i 4 j-j I > - I »■ 1 ■
E. C. GOFF, PresidoDt. J. H. W'HORTON, Vice-Presideut. }{. G. FP-EEMAN', Casliier.
APPLETOrJ, wiscorjsii^.
CAPITAL, $150,000. SURPLUS, $30,000.
UbiSii^iUS i^UliiUnv^ iJU^iii'J^O llUiiHtibiijiit
PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO COLLECTIONS.
NEW VUICK COItieESPONOICNT, riicmloal Nntloiial Slai-.k.
C»1H'A«.0 <<USUESPOM»Ii>'r, i.-|r>.t .National Hank.
aDlZ^ECTOSiS :
W. G. WnOHTO.N'. J. D. WITTER. PHII.KTUS SAWYER.
D. HA.MMF;r.. S. K. WAMEOLIi. E. C. GOFF.
J. McN.AUGHTON. J. It. WIIORTOX. A. (lAI.I'l.S'.
HAVE FOK SALE OH LEASE, OVEIl
Manufacturers and others seekini; Sites will note that rates ar.; cheaper than such powers are
offered anywhere in tlie Ur.ited States, and that they are unequalled anywhere in the
world for steadiness of head in drouth or Hood, and are all connected with
two or three lines of competing railroads.
For riitts ami purticuliux, addre^.s
SECr.F.TAUY AND TREA.SURER
Green Bay & Mississippi Canal Co.
APPLETOFJ, V/IS.
|{3'nn?r5P' ^"fi^'^nf^l Architects and Superintendents,
LbiUui^ Caj/ Kb SvilwUliJ S.IV.Cor.cf lirand and W.MaterSts., UlLWAlKtL.HIS
APP
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
APP
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the leading religious deiiomiuations. The
press is represented by the Po^f. issued
iliily and weekly, the Crescent, the Voik.i-
triunil. the Gagerurnrt, the Xachrichtfii.
aud the Wtcker, issued weekly. The city
is rapidly exteDding, numerous buiUlinss
are being erected, both in busine.-s and
residence portions of the city, the price of
real estate is steadily advancing, aud the
future outlook for Appleton is all that
couid be desired even b_v ils most singuiue
well v,-isher3. Population, 13.000. Tel.,
W. U. Exp , Am. and U. S. James
liyan, postmaster.
Abbott Charles, dHir\man. 2 miles w.
Adsit Frank K, in=., 731 Cnlle-reave.
Alborty Michael, suloon, o^O Walnut.
Alexander Mrs llatlie D, artist, cor (Jaeida
aid Harris.
.\nierichn Express Co, Georsre !McXamee
agt, COG Oneida.
Anderson Jof.ie, dressmaker, <)S3 Ed^vards.
Anderson Sophia, dressmaker, bit} f^isk.
Anderson Miss Susie E. milliner, 735 Col-
lege ave.
Appleton Boot ami Shoe Mufg Co (ca;iital
•■joO.OOO), J P Buck pres, .lames Thoru
sec, Grand Chute Inland.
.A|>|ilct<>ii Chair Co TIh' (Capital,
fJO.dOOi, Peter ICellenh.-feu Pi.m. II T
Beuiis Sec, \Vm Marx Treas. S Divi-iou.
Appleton Crescent (wecklj), Jlyau >.t Liro
pubs, 7.)S College ave.
Appleton Edihon Light Co, A L Smith
I'res, Charles A ISeveridge sec, Govern-
ment Docks.
Appleton Electric Street Railway Co,
Frank Kur/. sujU. 7:!7 College ave.
-\ppleton Gaslight Co, L W L Goff. J T
liuck props, Oneida.
Appleton JIachiiip Co (capital s30,000) .T
0 .Morgan pres F E Saecker sec. Grand
Chule Island.
*IM»<i'loi« :f(:iiiiiracliiriM£ C'«», "\Vm
II Van Norlwi.-.k Pre-, .1. liu S Van Xort-
^'iek Sec. Daviil W Starkey Treas, Farm
Impts, Upper I'am. IS^^eudr. p 121 )
Apphiou Opera House, lO A Erb mngr, boS
Ci'lleL'e ave.
Appleton I'aptT aud Pulp Co, Wni M Van
-Nortwickpres, G F Steele sec, Upper
I'ani.
•\lip'.'ton l\ist, Post Publishing Co oubs,
-••7 ^:l'.l College ave.
*|>|»li'loii V<»lksir<;uii(l, II W Mcv-
er Publr, CU Morrison.
Appleton AVater AVo.r^s, W A Underwood
pres, ,T C Rogers, sec, M) i ( '-.Ufue ave.
Appl.-ton Waterwi.rk,-< Co, John Hayes
•>iPt, I .oper Dam
I Appleton Wecker, Christian Koemer, pub-
I ii=her, cor Oneida and JIarket.
I Appleton Woolen Mills (capital, ^7.5,000),
I Allen P Harwood, pres. D V N Ilar-
i wood, sec. Grand Chute Island.
j Artnt Nicholas, street comur, 6j- State.
I Arent Theodore, saloon, S!o College ave.
I Arnold ficorsc F A- Son iGeorge F
j and Elliott), Butter, Eggs and Produce,
I SiS AiU'letou. (See ade. 'p IJJ.)
I Ashman ilenry G, carpenter. State nr sth.
I Atlas Paper Co, ,1 A Kimberly, pres, F C
j Shattuck sec. Upper Dam.
Babb Willis :M, trus-i mufr, H3i) Drew.
I Baer .John M, register of deeds. Court
\ House.
Bailey it Hose (Dwicht B Fjiley, .John II
Pose), grocers, 8!i CoUefre ave.
Baird lieuben S, mason, •j'-O '2 ! ave.
Baker Archibald II, i^wcler, o^ f Oneida.
Baldwin & Killen (George Baldwin, Wm
H Killen). pine lands. 750 College ave.
Barker .Tames lil, civil engineer, cor od
and Cherry.
Barnes Lj'man, lawyer, 784 College ave.
Borrow A^a A, carpenter, cor Hancock
aud Oneida.
Barteau Morris F, tljur and feed, IOj'j
College ave.
Birteau .Moiris U.2d hd i;oods,»i09 Oneida.
Bartman Albert, shoes. >J',' College ave.
Baum .John H, grocer, 435.Iohn.
Baiuii it Guenther i loliu II Baum, Wm
Gueuthert. llour mill, water power.
Becker Charles, shoes, 001 College ave.
Becker Wm F. cigars, 6IU College ave.
Bedell .lohii W, blacksmith. 7,5.') Appleton.
Bedessera Michael, furniture, 77t) College
ave.
Belding Sylvester B, carpenter, 773 Ed-
wards.
Bern .John, meats, 7S3 College ave.
Berg Theodore, sewer contractor, cor
Lawrence aud Ravine.
SJerKiiiaii lloiiry. Importer, Manufac-
turer and Dealer in Ciuns, Revolvers,
Fishing Tackle and Sportsmen's Goods;
RepairinL'a Specialty, (>i7 Appleton.
Bergquist .Mrs Annie, dressmkr. 77'.' .Meade.
Bernard Frank, billiards. 7^-3 Colieae uve.
Bernard Pauline, laundry, 7,'5l Edwards.
Beveridge Thomas T, phys, 761 Lawrence.
]!-yer ('uar!.--i G. grocer, 806 Lawe.
Bielenberg Henry, painter. CG3 Morrison.
Biermanu Lizzie, dres=mkr. i'Sl Lawrence.
Bdter Wm F, baker. 6-r'* Colleue ave.
Bi~*ing H i\; Sons (Herman, Frank J, and
Henry), shoes, >;i7 Culiece ave.
Blackwood .1 E it Co i,ToMab E Blackwood,
Amos A Webb'^ri. ice, '.i'.!6 .jth.
Cfap.f/iJlMukes&SLPau!
^""•"'"'n','eslandl!oiihriest
iiji Line to the
Iluy Goodyear SjfiiigeSiS'^Goodjeaf Pioijljer Co
Milwaukee,
i| Wisconsin.
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WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
APP
BlooJ Frederick li, coal, 74.:^ Bates.
Boehler Henry, saloon, 04.") College ave.
Boehra Antoa, blunksmith, I'.vJ College av.
Boniui Louis, meats, I'Ui C"llei;e ave.
Bosser John S, carriage trimmer, .Johnson.
Bottensek John, la-svyer, 749 Cjlle^e ave.
Bounds Alfred F, gardener, cor Spencer
and Bounds.
Boty Mrs A, gents furn, 'J03 College ave.
Boyd Samuel, lawyer. Odd Fellows' blk.
Bradlord Frank S, court stenographer,
Waverly House.
Breiltschneider Joseph, furniture, 837 Col-
lege ave.
Breituug Albert A, wagonmaker, 731 Ed-
wards.
Bfi^TK!* SJoiise, John E Chevenert
Pro'pr. 771.; Edwards. (Sie ndv, p K'l.)
Briggs Theodore W. ins, ^00 (College ave.
Brill Joseph, hack line, 8-1:2 College avo.
Drill rJSiitthcw SI, Propr Morlhwest-
eru House. (&t ndv, p i-'-'.)
Brooks Oicar J, notions, 774 College ave.
Brown Michael, dairyman, cor Maple and
Jack&on.
Brown Thomas W, pump ranfr, water
power.
Buck Julius S, real est, 800 Colle:;e ave.
Buck Silas N, dentist, 829 Colle^'e ave.
Buruham Edwin F, meat, Ou'J Atlantic.
Bushey John B, livery, 6:i4 Appleton.
Canavan James V, county clerk. Court
House.
Capsalus Peter, confectioner, 790 College
ave.
Carey J B & Son (John B and Urrin B),
livery, 687 College ave.
Carroll" Edward J, laundry, 701 College av.
Carter H ^V, brick mufr, Applelou Junc-
tion.
Champion Pulp Co, Uobert Pride mugr,
water power, l^it ward,
Clicvt'iierl JIoliu K. Propr Briggs
House, 77»; Eil-.vards. (.Sr ii'io. p 121.)
Chevenert Joseph (', saloon. 7sJ Eiiwards.
Chicago it .N'orthweslern liailway. C B
Morrison agent, TX> Appleton.
Chilson ^S'nl 11, dentist, sO:5 College ave.
Chrl.stt Andrew, saloon, li.'ilt Lake.
Clark Orlando E, lawyer, 015 Oneida.
Clifford Michael, dry goods, tioG College
ave.
Cole A Molvin, furniture, 7.')9 College ave.
Cole Mrs Josie, dres.^nnkr, 901 f^ollegc ave.
Cole Hev J 1.) (Mcthodist'i, 7:.'tj Union.
Cole Lewis, jiaiuter, rear (124 College ave.
Comerford i.t McGillan (Win Comerford,
Frank MeC.illan). livery, •'.'.il Appleton.
Commercial Uou^e, John J Voung propr,
s49 College ave.
Coiiiiiierciai \i)li<i:i:il tiaiik, (Car
ital. sl.50,U00; Surplus, s:jO,000), E C
Goff Pres. John H Whorton Vice-Pres.
Hiram G Freeman Cash, .'^01 College ave.
{Sti ud>\ p 112 )
Conkey A H & Son (Asa H and Percy iL,
insurance, 804 College ave.
Conkey Walter L, demist. 800 College ave.
Conlon Uicbard, slieritl. S4J College ave.
iJoiiwuy J<i2)n, Propr Sherman Hou^e.
Oneida cor Eawards.
Cook J H & Co (Jacob H and Henry \V
Cook), drugs, 584 Oneida.
Cotter & Barry (Jajnes W Colter. David
\\" Barry), coal 10".s Colleire ave.
Coltril! Witigl. Propr Wftverlv House
Coulter Mrs 11 B, dressmkr. l.;30'Durkee.
C'riiincr ii'r«>r BYanlt, Sec Lawrecct
L'niversity. College ave.
Crescent S?oiise. Theodore H Woeh-
ler I'ropr, 0!^.5 Appleton.
Critchett Justin H, act M .t N R P.
Croswel! JIack H, mngr \\'i3 Tei Co.
Culhbert Edward R I., music teacher,
Oneida.
Daley Mrs Hannah J, grocer, 745 College
avenue.
Dambruch George, bottler. 047 Pacitic.
Davis Carrie, dressmkr, 517 CoUe'.'e ave.
Davis Evan, carpet weaver, ."iK Collei,'eave.
I>CHll I'iiilip, Architect, 842 College
ave. iSce niii:,p 121.)
Decker Peter, saloon, 9G4 College ave.
DeLaud Oliver P, business college, 7"'
College ave.
Dengel Adam •k, Son (Adam and John), dry
goods, 805 Colleire ave.
Denis Louis, saloon, 020 Morriton.
Dickerson Harriet A, novelty works, 2u
Ward water power.
Dietrich Herman F, harness, 734 Collej.-
avenue.
Dittmer Herman, junk, corner Spring an. i
Lawc.
Dodd John, confctr, 8s9 College ave.
Dorsey Aiinn,dre<isn.aker, \ix\ College ave.
Douglas Byron, dentist, 790 College ave.
Drown Rev Albortus A (Baptist), 821
Superior.
Dubois Josejih C, Baloon, Waverly HoU*e
Duvall Wm, contractor, 940 Appleton.
Eiu'le .Mnfg Co icHpital, sG.OOO), Rieh.i:^'-
Miller pre.^.Wni Polifkasec, farm impt;-
2d Ward water power.
Earlo Xenophon, butchers' blocks, Market.
Evert Wm, dairy, corner Jackson auu
Fremont.
Edwards it Orlii^^on(Xathaniel M Edward.-.
Thomas W Orbison),civil engineers, Oi'
Morri.son.
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The Favorite Ronte East
VI.V M.VG.ilt.l i'ALl-s.
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:. WELLS. C. H. WELLS.
C. M. WELLS & SON,
AND DEALERS IN
'X Railfosil,T3!iraii!iiSffllrs'
^ TIfJBER SUFPUES,
■;( , j Lumber, BricigeTimber, Poles,
\ ' . Posts, Piling;, Railroad Ties
V^ / and Cedar Block Pavement.
7_ I) TLCt Tl, rough Sl.ipmcnls from Pulnts of IToduction lo
Cfliisiimers a SinciiiUy on Low IMivori-d Pmcls.
^ >«^r- ^ ~"~ Aipletoii Onice, Sli CoIlej?B ATenae, ipplcton. Wis.
Branch Office, - GOULD CITY, MICH.
C. .iL WICLLS. A. H. RUELLE.
WELLS & RUELLE,
812 COLLEGE AVE., APPLETON, WIS.
r=^^pF"j Cedar Polss, Pcsis, Beilroed
\_fbJ J Ties, Paving Blocks
"■ 1 AND •
' ^-^ CEDAR GMJr^GLES.
^s^^m^J Contractors for Street Paveinents
Direct Through Shipments from Points of Production to Con-
sumers a Specialty on Low Delivered Prices.
tei>ki*ii<>m: uf*.
Srsiich Offics, - GOOLO OiTY, ivIIClilGAN.
(;oi;lii tin, • ■>
.MICilKHN.
Cudahy BrothersJPork and Beef Packers,
.mi>\VAlliEi;, ^VI^^o^sl^. ' \ AND PROVISION DEALERS.
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■\VIiCOXSlX STATB GAZETTEER
APP
L&J
Ellsworth Herbert E, ;iliy?, o-^S Oneida.
Erb Etp.ii A, propr Appleton Opera Uouse.
Erl> Sicrinaii, Cashier First National
Bank, S3.5 College ave.
Erling Mrs F. milliner, dil College ave.
Fail baniis & Swallow (Irvin S FairbanliS.
Cbarlcs 11 Swallow), macliinists. Grand
Chute Island.
Faville Ke7 John tCongregational), 782
L'xwrence.
Feikcr Frank E. bookbndr, 703 College av.
Finegan Lewis II, barber, 78Q College ave.
Fink'Wni, .^alcon, ('115 Lake.
ri!>l XalioJinl £Jauk of Apnlotoii
(Capital, .-^uOii.OOO ; Surr>:us, sOu/JiJUi, H
D Smith 'Pre?, C B Clark Vice-Pres,
Ucrman Erb Cash, bZ') College ave.
Filzraaurice Rev "Walter (Cathoiicj. 970
7lh.
Flcminix A D & Co lAmircw D and John
Fleming), towel mnfrs. Grand Chute
iFland.
Follett Lulher il, jeweler, 820 Collpge ave.
Fo.«e Charles, saloon, 581 Collecc ave.
Foster Henry A, drugs. 800 Coliege ave.
Fountain John ifc Son (John and Wmi
lumber, C2'J State.
Fox Bros (Alviu J and Charles D). well
drillers, 2d ave, near C ^S: N ^V railway.
Fox Sii^-cr I'sipor Co (Capital, sSOO,-
000), Uobtrt McMillen Pres, H G Free-
man Sec, J H Wuortou Treas, 2d ward
water power.
Frefi!imi Jliratti fl. Cash Commer-
cial Xational Bank, S'Jl College ave.
Freeman ^larlin, grocer, cor Meade and
Fisk.
Freund Albert M, phys. 7-<8 College ave.
Fuller Charles A. asst engineer U S Fox
Kivcr Improvement. "I'^i (.'oUeEre ave,
C;itlla;;iu-r !Icv < linrle*. ^V. it I>,
Pres Lawrccci; L^iiversi!}-, t'ollege
Campus.
Gallagher F A Co 'Frank Gallagher,
Frank Kifiiardson), painters >>'3S Coilege,
Galpin's Alfred Son" (Hum'd and Alger-
non S), hardware. 7^>2 Coilese ave
Gardner Hev E 1' (E'resliyterian), 087 Fisk.
Gnrvev Mary, dre£5nd;r. 087 Superior.
Gass Frederick, t'r..ci'r, 7s7 Lulie.
(ic','ei\wart, GegenwHrt Co pulilrs, 014
Morrison.
(Jens Fred .1, propr Park Hotel.
Geusikt Blv John lEulheran",, Gui Drew.
GiMiiania Baud, Anton Fischer leader,
Morrison.
Gi-rry Lumber Co, George M Miller sec,
72;.! Superior.
Gilletl Chailes U, civil ecL'ineer, 8-12 C(d-
Gihnorc iieverlj T, Heal Lstat
Loans and Insurance, T'.H Collese ave.
(lodfirnore Julius B, srocer. 083 Coliege av.
Goir Epiiraim C. Ileal E-tate sni
Pres Commercial National Bank, 81.;
CoUeee ave,
Goo<!laii(I John. Lawver and District
Attorney, 784 Coileie ave.
Graf Jo.=eph, saloon, S'^i Appleton.
Grassbertrer Paul, saloon, luOI College av.
Graves Epliraiiii II, Veterinary Sur-
geon and Dentist, cor Edwards and 3Lir-
rison.
Green Anthonv. horseshoer, 607 Appleton.
Green Bay and :)li»!>i'.!.i!ipi Canal
Co (Capital 5^1, 0(10, UuOi, \V'm X Van
:Xortwick Pres, Ephraim Mariner Vice-
Pres, A L Smith See and Treas, OIJ an i
617 Oneida over Post OOice, i..St\- ndr. p
11:-)
Green James, saloon, 708 College ave.
Greeu John F, horsesuoer, Appleton,
GritSu Mrs Maggie, dressmkr, uSO Apple-
ton.
Griffin Thomas J. baker, .580 Appleton,
Griswold Marcus P, jeweler, 770College av.
Grotto Wm, gunsmith, 821 Colleiie avr\
Gurnee \Vm T, carriage trimmer, 037 M'.t-
ri'^on.
Hsickwortliy John, Brick and St-ne
Coniractor and Builder, >>i S Hiver.
,.<,^ udc. ]i IVJ.)
Hafiier Sarah, dresfmkr, 7>i-) College ave.
Halloran Annie, dressmkr, 774 Coi;rje av.
Uammel I) & Co lOavi.l, Jacob' and
Fred Ilammel, Fred Lnobi, live stock,
634 Morrison.
Ilancbett Bros (George and James Di,
painters. 031 Appleton,
Harper Bertram, meat-:, ,517 State,
Ilarriiiian I'raiik W\ Lawver and
Keal Estate, 10 Odd Fellows" Block.
(Sie udc. p l^J.)
Harrimun Fred E real e.state. Belle Aire
Bark.
Ilancrl UtMirj, Flour, Feed, Seeds
and Salt, Oto App'eton.
Ilauert & Haiion (.lacob J Ilauert, Wm
Ilauen), hardware, 001 Cnlleire ave.
H.awes & Little (Jen-^en A Ilawes, Charles
S Little), drui.'s, 7iiS C'oUeire ave.
Hawks Henry B, painter, 7u2 Appleton.
Hayden L F, medicines, 773 Appletou
llealli .1 \ <.V Co 'James N Heath!,
Miitrs L'Ui^i's Tar Honey and Proprie
tary Medicines, ^13 Pacitic.
Hccht Henry, cabinetmkr, .'j'^4 Durkcc.
Heckert it Tscbude (Herman Heckert.
Cbri.'^tian T.--cliudei, shoes, 773 Colle.je
avenue.
Chicago & Gfand Tfunk R|
The Favorite Route East
I VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
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117
MANUFACTURERS OF
BOYS' EXPRESS WAGONS,
OIF V^^Wi^ Klm(^'n(^
J liai idj yiulgilD
Clippers, Shoo Flys,
AND ALL KINDS Or
APPLETOiX, WISCONSIN.
MANUFAtTUREKS
iLiiloiJay ^ ii yiiiPLii^i y^j^ul iJy^iiPu^
Send for Circulars.
APPLETON, WISCONSIN.
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iiLi[!0!s m\m I B, fo
IRECT ROUTE t;
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WISCONSIN STATE GAZKTTKER
APP
C3
Heid J«ihn, saloon, 777 College ave.
I3ei<! 7<JatliSas, Pres Mutncli Brewing
Co, 701 Lake.
Heid tt Mory (Peter Ueid, Charles W
Hloryj, grain elevator, 70:3 Superior.
Hein Hev~.\Iax C H, (Lutheran), 7S2 Win-
nebago.
Heiuemann Fred, drugs, 941 College ave.
lleintz Lambert, saloon. 897 College ave.
Ileuu RevLaurencius, Superior sjt .Joseph's
Convent.
Ililfert C. city treas, 611 Jlorrisou.
Hiaton .ianies, saloon. 77.3 College ave.
Hoefer F ^V, city marsiial.
Holiniann lltnry, carpenter, 060 Bennett.
JJssriioi" Ji>M-i>ii, -Mnfr Cooperage,
Beer and Porlt Birreli. Appleton Water
Power. [Si^c adv, p 133.)
Hnniphrey lOdward P, city editor Post,
837 College ave.
Hurd ilissljose B, mngr W U Tel Co.
Hyde AV'ilcome, real est, cor Superior aud
College ave.
Ihnow Ernst, cigarmkr, Atlantic,
lusold Bros & Co (Arthur .J and Henry J
lugoUi), notiou.s, 7.j1 College ave.
.Tacob Leopold, clothing, V.yl College ave.
Jacoby & Co (Annie Jacohy, Henry T
Waters), cigar ninfrs. 647 Appleton.
Janong ^Vm G, boolis, 77(J Colle!,'e ave.
Jcnucrjahn John, shoemlir. ii;iO Appleton.
.lensen Xels, painter, 7ol Edwards.
Jeu.ss Adolph, marble worlis, 701) College
ave
Johnson Ebcn N, furngs, 788 College av.
Johnson .Miss Frank ina, 812 College ave.
J(lhn^ton John C, niillr. 78i College ave.
Johnston Thomas E, mason, 847 State.
Jones rieorge C, lawyer. 801 (College ave.
Kamps Annie .M, uillliuer, 043 College uv.
Iv.aini]s (jfrlmrd, haraes.i. yu C'llleu'e ave.
Ivamp.M J H &, Co (.Fohu H Kamps), drugs,
7!»:; College ave.
!vanip>, 'I'lii-odore, harness, 040 College av.
Kanipo 'I'liiin, saloon, 501 Pearl.
Kaiioii^e Ahijah. piiys. <.ldd Fellov.-s' blU.
ICuils Anton, grocer, ]ii|^ tjollege ave.
Kaufinuin Mrs (.'.■'.roliue. confr, C-O Ap-
pli-ton.
ICaufniann John P. shoemkr. 00") Appleton.
Kavan-iugh it ^Iiirpliy (.Myhw Kavanaugh,
Dennis AIurph>), livery. 1(70 College ave.
Ker Wah, laundry, (i'JJ ()neida.
Iveets Cornelia C, grocer, OllO College ave.
Keller Kuno F, jeweler. 8.")! College ave.
ICelley Tlionias H, mason, 873 Diirkee.
ICellogu: Aaron H, lawver, 781 Colle:.'e ave.
Kellogg Howard W,"sec V M C A, .520
Alton.
Kennedy Wm, lawyer, 780 College ave.
Keiiyoii \Vi!i O, Physician, Odd l''ei-
lows' Blk.
Kc§slcr FrniiU, Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Glass, Screen Doors and Holdings, 1015
College ave,
Kettenhoffen Bros(Peter and John), saloon,
78.J College ave.
Kettenhofeu Frank, hardware, 789 Col-
lege ave.
KillKU A Whitman (Wm tl Killen, Albert
B Whilman), real est, 7.'J0 College ave.
Kimball 3Iary J, dressmaker, cor Washing-
ton and Kankiu,
Kimball Sahin C. grocer, 073 ^teade.
Kimberly & Clark Co, J A Kimberly pres,
C B Clark, sec. piper mnfrs, UpperDam.
Kingsbury Frank, liari)er, ."iS.i Appleton.
Kalahorst Philip, meats, 09'3 College ave,
tvlein August, blksmith, 900 Colleje ave.
Kloepfel W Ernest, hardware, SO.J College
avenue.
Klotscn Harv-ey F, brick mnfr, Oneida.
Knuppl August, carpenter, .'i !0 North.
Kober Jacob, dry goods, yo^ College ave.
Koehue Anton, bottler, 74.) Kiclunoud.
Koletzke Ferdinand, picture frames, 733
Colletre ave.
Kolitsch Fred, saloon, 1019 Collei^e ave.
Konrad Wm W. tinsmith. 047 (_»neida.
I\:raus Andrew, saloon, 070 Collei^e ave.
Kreiss Oeortie .M. grocer, 744 l{iclimond.
Ivreiss Henry, ins. Odd l-VlloA--.' bik.
Kubits Cbaries F. tailor, 470 .Minor.
liiicliitliaii Jolm El. .Mngr Muench
lirewiug (Jo, 701 Laiie.
ICunit/. John C, livery, 814 E<lwards.
Kunze Wm. flour and feed, 023 Morri.son.
Klirtz .•\li"re<l, Graduate Ontario Vet-
erinary C(jllei:e, Veterinary Surgeon and
Dentist, 02.") .M.irrison.
Kufltr L F it Co (Jiouia F and Frederick
W Kutler). bakers, 740 Colleu^' ave.
Langenberg J Herman, shoes, 818 College.
Lanscr Jolin, .-aloon, ;.j3 Aiiphtoii.
r,awl(r John J, salnon, 0.-.3 Lake.
I.,aivi-cii<'e l'iiivtT.«ily (Aielhodist
KiMseopal). Rev C W Ualiaglier D D
Pres, Prof Frank Cramer Sec. College
ftv bet Drew and Union. (See mti', p 111.)
Lawrence tt Co (l^ec rce A anil George H
Lawrence), meats, 722 College ave.
Leimer Louis, meats, O.j") Lake.
Ijeininu'.-r Peter, carpenter. State.
[/cmlirke Clirisiian, meats. 710 CoUecre.
[jennon i'alrick. pumps, 01s Durkee.
Lenz .Matilda B, dre?smkr, 0.50 Atlantic.
Leonharilt .Mrs B.irhara, dressmkr, 632
Appleton.
Leonliarilt George, meats. 817 Morrison.
Leonhardt Petef, gen store. 0'.l4 College.
Morth Star Ironworks. ) l "|Minty,.-,ll0 1ii>n<ls-Kn:.-ln^
riilKII 31AM 1 in I lilN(; to. '• >lillnri:.-hU, San Hill JlHrhii
Ashland, - - Wisconsin. \ Speeil Kogiaes, Boilers, I'oire
lUchini^ls. Koiinders, llnileriiiuk^r-.
. ""linini.- Ma.liiiicrj.CorllMiaadlli:--!'
ansuilltlus .Macliliierr,etc. Seep, (j
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AND BUSINESS DIEECTOHT.
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JOHN HACKWORTHY,
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683 South River Street,
APPLETON, - - WISCONSIN.
J. ni-i.iiAn & CO.,
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83 and l^ailie
- We have just onmpleteil tlip best furni-Ued
^jTl Sale Barn in tin.- Xi.rtlnvtst, which we
have ligliled with Electricity, and
stock cnii be pceu as wfjl'at
night as in daylight.
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WlSCOXSiy STATS GAZETTSEK
APP
Lester Jobn S. set U S Exp r,,
Lcvings Alfred H. phys, 6U Jl'TrisoQ.
Lindemp.nu Wm. barber, 567 State.
Loev Jojeph, baker, 0G6 Coilejre ave.
Lohraaa August, barber, si7 College ave.
LorenceM;\ry & Theresa, dressmkrs, 043
College ave.
Loth Christian, carpenter, 616 Oneida.
Lunt Richard M, real est, cor College ave
and Jleade.
Lusty .Tc.hn II, cooper. .?97 Atlantic.
Lutz Bro5 (Edward F aad Lorenz). ice.
Maple Grove.
Lyons Bertha, ciiarmnfr, 71-i Colleje.
McArthtir George, towel mnfr, 2d Ward
■water power.
McCabe .Tiimes E, painter, State.
McGahn Annie, dressmkr. 7-18 College.
McGill Dinicl, harness. 033 AppSeton.
McGillcn Mary S, music teacher, cor High
and Elm.
SZcKcnzic & Crawford, D ,1 Ryan
Ai;t, Coal and V.'ood, ■>91 Appleton.
JIcKinney Patrick, sew mach. bll) College.
JIcNumee George, agt Am Exp Co. i
ilahncke Charles A, physician, S^o Rich-
mond.
Maislein Henry L. grocer, 651 Lake. j
JIalaun I'enj-imin L, barber, Oneida. I
jVlalone W'm L, jeweler, bio Colleije ave. |
Ulniin \^'iii, Saloon. 719 Appleton. j
Manser it riennij; (.Elenry ^lanser, F J H j
Pfennig), planing mill, 2d Ward water
power.
Jlarrelte Nicholas, b'Usraith, 9'JO College. I
Marston J II it Co (.lostph H, (Juincy' D >
and Charles L Jlariton). lime mnfrs, Go9
Lake.
Marston & Beveridge CJoseph H Marston |
Charles A I>evtridi;c), spokes, Grand I
Chute I'^land.
Rliissoiiclt t'r.»i>fr. Saloon, W2 Col-
lege ave. I
Massonctt Michael J. lime. I'lOS College av |
Ma^cr Max. jeweler, SOi Col lege .ave. j
Meidam Dennis, florist. Oil ISnicke. |
Jlerkel Leonhnrdi. me'ils. 72^ Appleton.
Mcrritt Nichol.is, w::u'"noikr, '.I'M'i t'ollcce. |
Mcrle«t A Walliifc i.Vnton .Merles. |
John Wallacel, I'r'.iggists and Mnfrs |
Badger State Washing Compound, 10-4':>
College ave.
Meyt'i- Sleiiry W, Propr Appleton
VolUsfreund and HcMler in Pisn'-is, i
Organs, Sewing Machines, Etc, 014 Mor- |
rison. I
Miller Albert C. photogr. .?1S College ave. |
ililler Henry A. i;very. O'i'j Morrison. |
!?III\viniUce Hoii-o. .lobn A Speaker i
Propr, 71t)-71>^ Appiolou. !
iJIiwaukee, Lake Shore & Vrestt-rn Ry,
TV'm Siiverfriend ag:. Grand Chute I;.,;
Milwaukee & 2\orthern R R. Justia K
Critcfaett agt. Grand Chute Island.
^lingSarauefP, j'-istice, Odd Fellows' blk.
ilockley Mrs M A. hair goods, sj") Coliege.
Moeskes Gerhart T, county judtre. Court
House.
Monroe James, wagonmkr, 702 Appleton.
2>Iontgomery Wm F. drugs, 7S6 College.
Morgan Xathan E. city elk, Oil Morrison.
Morseneier .lohn W, saloon. 624 Oneida.
Morrison Charles B, agt C it X W Ry.
Mory Charles, genl store, 730 College ave.
Mory Edward F, carpnir. S&7 ^' Division.
jlueiler Gc-orse, meats, -574 State.
Mueiicli iJrc'wiiis <,'«>, Matthias Held
Pres, Andrew Pick See and Treas. John
R KueUithau mngr, 701-715 Lake,
iluench George it Co (Georse, George jr
and Charles iluench), bottlers, olS Wal-
nut.
^lunchow 'Wm, shoes, 694 College ave.
Mund Emanuel, hides, 9^0 College ave.
Multart Jarvis. county supt, Court House.
Myers George H, circuit judge, 700 Law-
rence.
Mys Theodore, house mover. Atlantic.
Xabbefeld Fred, shoemkr, O'JO Lake.
Xal.befeld Henry, saloon. .".."i.5 Walniit.
Nubbefeid ,Iohn, carpenter. 10.^0 Lorain.
Nachnchten, Christian lioemer publr, cor
Oneida and Market.
Nichols Henry, plumber. 72.') Cjllege av.
Nilschke Mary, crocer, "j50 College ave.
N'l'rn-.an Wm, grocer. 4-'<'j Cherry.
Xorliiwoleni IIoti*c, Matthew E
Brill Propr, 64ii— G4S Appieton. (.?fe
•>,i,. p l:S.)
Obst .Minnie, cocfr, 969 College ave.
Odd Fellows' Bloc''v, 7-17-751 Coileire ave.
O'Kcefo Thomas .& Sons iThomas. Daniel
ami Wm), millwrights. 451 AValnnt.
Ostrander it Krciss (Earle Ostrander, Fred
H KreiiS). physicians, 616 Oneida.
P.ilnur Charles P. apiarist 473 College av.
Palmisano Antonio, coufctr, 979 College
avenue.
Pardee Charles A, grocer, 7>0 Collese av.
Pardee James H. mineral water, S31 -\Ior-
rison.
Park Hotel, F J Gens propr, 670 College
avenue.
P,irks Bros 'Albert W and Arthur S).
g'-i'cers, 10 19 Atlantic.
I'alU'ii l»apor <'o (Ltdi. Azel W Pat-
ten Prts, J.-.hn McXaughton Sec and
1 re<i=. Grand Chute Island.
Pauiy Mrs Su^.inna, grocer, 5'-3 Walnut.
Payer Frank, grocer. 77'J Lake.
Cliicap S Giaod Trun^ P.j,
Palace and Dininp; Cars
OH ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
Ctiicajo fi Gfand Tryol( Ry, '"iJj'itu^^H
!/ Ri, Palace and Dinins" Cars
ROUCH TRAINS.
APP AND BUBINES8 DIRECTORY. APP
121
APPLETON MAPFACTURiNG CO.
IMPROVED AMERICAN GRINDING MILLS,
Badger Broadcast Seeders, Agricultural ImplerDeuts,
Hero Mills and Powers, Chief Level Tread Power,
App. 4-Horse Power and Hero Mill,
Hero Feed aud Ensilage Cutters.
Worksand Cen'I Oflice, Aiiploloii, «iK. Brnoch 0nice,2'2 S. Cnnal SI., Cliloaso, 111.
Br^ E if^ /'='^ f^'^ P--1 if^ R R C^^ -'-"^
y Q i ^WiJ ^^sij <^-BS^ y| y ^^cs^ W^ <i£a»> fclsaaj
J. E. CHENEVERT, Proprietor.
BEST $1.50 DAY HOUSE IN THE CITY.
Convenient to Business Center. Commercial Trade a Specialty.
Sample Hooma. Excellent Table.
776 Edwards Miotl, - - APIM.r.TOV. WI)«.
T^:^ A
,^<r.
■MB3& Httsa 'Ojaa uca I
L,z?cIbLi
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
U
FUKSISIIED FOB Pllillt AM> ruiVATK I)(-lLIilKGS.
OlDfc ill Opcrii JIoiisc IJIooli, - AI'PI^IO'IO.V, U IS( OWs:
J. H. TOOK,
\ BooliBinderandSlstioner
721 College Avenue,
BOOKS, MA&AZINES, MUSIC aiid PAMPHLETS
BOUND TO ORDER.
appm:to.\, wis.
luiJiois mum 1 1 :::
DIRECT ROUTE
II POINTS i
I (lOfiTliERil mL
ILLIIIOIS CEITPil fi, I
Short and Direct
Route from
CHiCftGO, SOUTH,
122
APP
WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
APP
Peercnboom Arnold, clothing, 7-jO Colley;e
avenue.
Peercnboom J & Sons (Julius, ^Maurice S
and George H), dry goods, S16 College
avenue.
Peotter nernian, blacksmith, 1027 College
avenue.
Petersen Fred jr, meats. >0i3 College ave.
Petersen Frederick, coroner. Court House.
Peltibone C J ik Co (Cb.iuncey J Petttboue,
George F Peiibod.v), dry goods, S,'8 Col-
lege aveuiie.
Picrj'f SsiJiiijjIiroy, Lawyer and Real
Estate Dealer, .jjl Appleioii.
Pingel it ^\'nlter (.John Ij Pingei, Bernard
C Wolter), farm implt.=, 6'>1 Appieton.
Plamann Albert T, saloon, 7-l'2 College av.
Plumb iV Xelson Co, J L Plumb prcs, J C
Nelson sec, grocers, 7i;'- Appletou.
Poetzel -Joseph, tailor. GU Oneid'i.
Polzin Mrs Anna, carpel weaver, 760 Ap-
pleton.
Pooley Uevi; II (Methodist). 737 Lawrence.
Post Office, James Kyan, postmaster, 01.5
Oneida.
Post Publishing Co, T B Ileid pres. E P
Humphrey sec. College ave.
Postal Teleiiraph Co, Gustav Schroeder
mngr, tSUl College ave.
Prescott Ho.^pital, Mrs Kate Pntton supt,
68.5 Drew.
Radtke Cli-irles. shoemUr, 7J2 Applelon.
Rahn F \Vm B, furniture. 7<J9 Colltire av.
R:iiti>,ay iV. .loiios -fKrrtin Uumsay,
Charles II Jone3>. .Mntrs and Dealer.s in
Lumber, 73S Superior, Millsat Menomi-
nee, Jlicli.
Raue Fred AV, cigar miifr, 004 College av.
Regenfii-s John, saloon. S-'l Collece ave.
Re'id Thomas B, editor Post, S.j7 College
ave.
Reif iirs Theresa, grocer, 017 Walnut.
Reilly Jchn U, physici-iu, iJ13 Ouei la.
Ruil/.ner Charles, suloon, :'')'■) C.iiiegs ave.
Rhodes "Wm L, grocer. tj'-iH Oneida.
Riggs Charles P, sttme quarry, id Ward
water power.
Ritger Aiitcm. carriage miifr, cor Edward^
and 5lnrrison.
RobiTraaii .Mever. cnnfclr, 7:.ls ('olle^l! av.
Roberts Rov I'F (.\leth.»l'-ll, HO AlDn.
R'jcmer Christian, publr Weclier and.Nach-
richten.
Roenier Joseph, justice, cor Oneida and
Market.
Rogers \Vm 11, llnrist. 13.52 Carver.
Rogers tt Co (Henry J RcLaTs. Frank II
Piclvch) mdse broker, .501 Appleton.
Rose C F it (.'o, (Clarence F Hose, Percy
M Conkey), statinuer.s, GIo Oneida.
Ross ^Xm T. photgr, 827 College ave.
Rossmeissl J it \\ (Joseph and ^lathiasi,
stoves, .^29 College ave.
Ruhlander Mrs Amelia, milliner, 743 Col-
lege ave.
Russell Bros (Frank Tand Roland R), flour
mills, water power, 2d ward.
Ryan David J, agent McKenzie it Craw-
ford. .591 Applelon.
Ryan Henry U, lawyer, 800 College ave.
Rj'au James, postmaster, 61.5 Oneida.
Ryan & Bro (Samuel, James and bamuel
J), pubirs Crescent.
i Ryan it Lepjila (Richard Ryan, Waliie
Leppla). grocers, sjl College ave.
Sut'fker Wits P. E\ipt Union Toy and
Furnilure Co, G'J'-i S Division.
St Joseph's Convent of llie Capuchin Fath-
ers, 92-t Lawieuce.
St .Joseph's Parochial School, Sisters of
Notre Dinu;, 010 Lawrence.
Salomon Bros'.^Iax and Simon), irrocers,
7211 ColltL'e ave.
Saloman Rev Ferdinand G (Hebrew), 774
Durkee.
Scherk \Vm E B, cooper, 7.58 Superior.
Schibursky Christopher, clothing, 781 Col-
lege ave.
Sehiedermeyer Max, meat market, 604
College ave.
Schintz Louis, leal e-tatc, 803 Colleue ave.
Schlafer, Barrett it T.=ch (Otto P Schlafer,
Benjamin Barrett, \Vm Tesch) hardware,
803 College ave.
Srhlichter Henry, saloon, 640 Jjake.
Scblosser John, hani ware. 784 College ave.
Schmidt Edward, saloon, 623 Applelon.
Schmidt Herman, picture frames, 06.5 Col-
h'L'e avenue.
.Scliiiiiilt Ivoiiis C, Mnfr and Whole-
8,'ile Cigars and Tobacco, 778 College ave.
Sclirnitt Rev llonoratus, vicar St Joseph's
C'onvcut.
Schneider Frederick, carpenter. Johnson.
Scholz Traugotl C, cabtmkr, 792 College.
Si-hreiter IVauk, furniture, 864 C^illege av.
Schreiter Frank jr, cigar mnfr. .539 Cherry.
Schroeder Guslav. mngr Postal Tel Co.
Schuclter Henry, tailor. .5b7 Applelon.
.Schuldes George, grocer, 033 Collesie ave.
Scliullz Charles \V, grocer. 728 College av.
Schullz it Dau (.John Scliullz, Herman F
Dau), farm implts, 804 (.'ollege ave.
Schw.ihu Leo F, cigar mufr. 748 Main.
Schwur/. Uudolpb. clothing. 772 College av.
Schweitz.T I'eter, saloon, 0>8.j College ave.
Schwendler Charles F, iir.icer, 919 Oneida.
^CG^l Rol)ert, Hour, 686 College avenue.
Shafer Nicholas, general store, 1011 Col-
lece ave.
E r» ^ f f^ L^-^ f^ s'.i' 'iuivjL";"; v:!:;.";, i u l s y 3 a m d n a s ,
M •*«» y W a lU' «..? a u.r .".all-. t«ralM«ue, tree. J L'ii W. V,:iter Street, ItiLIVAl Kit.
%\ritc to J. X. ?IcCrNN, fireoil Bay, AVls., for ANNT'AI, CATALOr.rK of -lie
Green Bay Business College, oriimmct maorKomem.
APP AND BUSINESS DIEECTOEY. APP 12-5
GEO. F. ARNOLD & SON,
Dealers and Shippers of
rxa
I .5. A
(^ fyf-
AND
868 Appleton Street,
APPLETON, - WIS.
FRANK W. HARRIMAN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
AND
Real Estate Dealer,
Room 10 Odd Fello*s' Block,
Probate Practice a Specialty.
Telppliouc 7*.
APPLETOra,
WIS.
HI. 11. liltlLI^, Proprietor.
The Only First-Class $1,50 per Day House in the City.
SAMPLE ROOM IM CONNECTION.
CoF. Appleton and Edwards Stixsts,
APPLETON. WIS.
Corperiter, Byildar end OenorGl Conirocior.
Plans and Estimates Furnished on Short Notice.
Shop on Bates Street, near C. k N. W, Ry. Depot,
APPLETOrJ, - - - WISCOENSSIN.
WOO],DAB]D'S 3AK
i^J^^^^UJ
CEO. i». \VO<H»AUI>, I»ioi»rifl<»r.
Crackers and Confectionery.
698-700 College Avenue,
ALT, KINDS OF
APPLETON, WIS.
Cliicap fi Gfand ]m\
Pu Palace and Dinlnsr Cars
\\i\
ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
■•!
ilG LADIES, iA;lTED!&^f.^^^K^
TBIK S«I{V.\>T A- STllATTON CIII-
COI.Lt.«;li l»re-
l<> do acceptable
s Ollli-cs.
124
APP
WI8CON61X STATE GAZETTEEE
APP
Shannon Bros (Sidney C and Wm J), gro-
cers, 593 C'llleiie ave.
Slici'iiian I5ou<>c,.Iohn Conway Propr,
Oneida cor Edwards.
Sherry George, carpenter, cor Atlantic and
Division.
Slierrj' JaiiicSjCoatractorand Builder,
747 Bites. {Steadp, p 123.)
ShinnerH James, pumps, 799 Appleton.
Siebera Ilenrv, saloon, 70G Colle:je ave.
Silverfriend Vv'm, a;;t il L S & W \\y.
Smith Alexander W, deputy clerii circuit
court. Court House.
Sniitli Alii' I..t'<iyard, Pres and Genl
^Ingr Appleton Edison Electric LiL'ht
Co, Sec and Treas Green B.iy it Misiis-
sippi Canal Co, and lieal Estate ani
Loans, 61o Oneida over Postollice.
Smith Charles F, livery, S52 Lawrence.
Smith llenry D, pres First National Bank,
591 Morrison.
Smith &, Bligh (Emily Smith, Lottie
Bligh), dressmkrs, S24 College ave.
Smith it Koileiid (Augustus L Smith,
Joseph Kollend), insurance. G15 Oaeida.
Smudde Mrs A M. contctr, 914 College.
SpauUling G W & Co (George \\ Spauld-
ing), ilourmill. Middle Dam.
Sl»cakcr Juhii A, Propr J\lilwaukee
flousc, 7IG aiid 718 App'eton.
Spearing Adolph, dyer, filM) College ave.
Spencer Eliliu. co surveyor, (Jourt Elouse.
Spielbauer Frank, saloon. lOOo Col!c2e.
Spiering Adolph, wool carder, 2d Ward
■water power.
Spilkor Frank F, cic^r inntr. 13C'l 2d.
Spitz Joseph, clothing. 7i)»J College ave.
Stade llenry, hiruess, y'>7 dHoire ave.
. Staehen Olto A, barber, 94i5 College ave.
Stansbury Emory, l>h\'s. 7'Jl Lawrence.
Stark Andrew, meals, .■)7i AValnut.
Stark Nicholas, .saloon. 7(M Applrton.
Stark Theodore F, arocer, 71)9 Apiileton.
Steigcnberger M'lrliii, saloon, 729 College.
Stier John, clear lunfr, IJ2(J Oneida.
Stier Josci)h F, meats. I^u Appleton.
Stilp Bros (Wm and Juhnt, cigar mnfrs
9.51 College ave.
Stimsou James E [I, photogr, NQlCollei'e.
Tegelmaun Mrs Annie, dresamkr, 7iil Col-
lege ave.
Telulah Paper Co. (capital >;'2.')O.O0O). C B
Clark pre?, J A Kuuberly sec, Grand
Chute Miiiil.
Tennev lleury W, lawyer, Odd Fellows'
block.
Thomas Xettie, dressnikr, 930 College.
Th.iinas Nicholas, saloon, 528 State.
Took Jolu! 11, Biokbinder and S'a-
ti mer, 721 College ave. (S'.e aili\ p 1 :i )
Turner George "W, livery, 734 Edwards.
I'liiiiaii J t^ Co, (Joseph, Amelia and
Daniel L Ullman,) Horses, Mules and
Cattle, Johnson, i .?«■ i?!?.-. ;; 119.)
Ultimatum Cornet Baud, Edward Turner
leader, 6'h Ward School.
Union Band, Samuel Pocilny Idr, 733 Col-
lege ave
I'liioti Toy &; FiirnHiire Co, Jacob
Kober Pres, Fred Heinemana Sec, Wm F
Saecker Treas and Supt, G03 S Division.
{See add, p IIT.)
United States Express Co, John S Lester
agt, .oSO Oneida.
United States Fox River Improvement, C
A Fuller asst engineer, 79:i (,'ollece ave.
Urban Frederick, grocer, Paeitic and
Superior.
Valley Iron Works (capital ■■j.JO.OOO), G D
Rowell pres, D G Howell sec. Grand
Chute Island.
Vaughn Kittle, dressmkr, 811 College ave.
Verhooven Albert, gen store 5G1 "Walnut.
Yiiial Cliurlesi If, City Engineer and
Surveyor. .?12 College ave.
Voigt Frederick B. shoes, 7 71 College ave.
Vose John, livery, 583 Superior.
Wah Lee, laundry, S07 College ave.
Wa'dmann Wen/el A, saloon, 779 College.
Walti.rs Genrce, brewer, ."iG Walnut.
Wnmbold S K k Son (Samuel K and Har-
ry El, flour mill, 2d Ward water power.
Ward Thomas E, grocer, 713 Appleton.
Warner Wm S. lawyer, 81)0 College ave.
■\VHVtTly Il[<>ii«e, AVm II CottriU
Propr, cor Appb-ton and Lawrence.
Wayland Charles C, cimn, S~0 Collegeav.
«'el>s«er Warren M, Planing "Mill,
Grand Chute Inland.
Wehner Herman, harness, 660 Morrison.
WciseErail, ins. 691 College ave.
AVeissijerber it Mahn (Robert Weissgerber,
Frank ^ralini barbers. 618 Oueida.
Woll<i<; .11 A: SiMi, (Charles M and
Carleton Hi. [yumber, Bridire Timber,
RailroHil and Telegraph Supplies, Cedar
Block Pavement, etc, 812 College ave.
{S,c <id)K p !!-.)
Wells A. iltielle, (Charle.i M Wells.
Adolphus H Rui-lle). Cedar Poles. Posts.
Railroad Ties. Paving Blocks and Shin-
gles, 812 Collese ave. {See a'li-^ p 115.)
Wendelborn Henry, saioon. 814 College.
Wentcnk Theo.iore. meats. 7-58 Lawe.
W«'iizcl \i'in, Steam and Water Pipe
Fitting, mnfr Wenzjis Steam Trap, •"iyi
Appleton .
Werner Carl, carpet weaver, 76.") Oneida.
Werner Mathias, ct treas. Court House.
West Edward, real estate, 839 Prosnect.
iLLiils mm I R
DIRECT ROUTE MnPTUrn!
I to all POINTS in KUPj I liLili
\mi
!;iiicap fi Gfanil ]ml Ry,
The Favorite Route East
VIA r^;AGARA FALLS.
APP
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ARC
^Vl■>terQ Union Telt-Lrrapli Co, Miss Hose
15 Ilurd mogr, S21 College ave.
"Wcttengel SIis Annie, saloon, 1133 College.
AVlialen Bros (Frank E and John P), sa-
loon, 7Go CoUeae ave.
\Vl)itman Albert B, kiv.-yer, 750 Collc^re av.
Vriiitman ct Crider, (.\llicrt B Whitman,
.Jacob Crider), ina750 Colleiie ave.
Wbortou Wm G, crockery, I'.Mj College av.
■^Viljjcr .5 & Co (.Joseph WilL'cr, Jacob
.Millertz), Ilorte^hoera. 733 Edwird-;.
Wdkner & Coulter (Charles A ^Vilknel■,
Henry 15 Coulter), painters, 707 College
ave.
■\Villiamg Alice, music teacher, Lawrence.
U'ill^oii I<roM (Theodi ire B and Edgar
G), Mufrs Pateut Jleat Blocks. {Seeadc,
pJ17.)
Willy & Co (T Albert and Nellie L Willy),
flour mill, Appleton water power.
'.Vilson Win, mason, 071 Apphlon.
Windels Charles, buttler, (i7'i yuperiiir.
Winslow Kiish, physician, 811 Lav/rence.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, ^I II Croswell
mngr, "iGX C!ollet;e ave.
W'issnmnn Jolm .M, salonn, 7-lG College av.
WoeJilor 'a"lic<nl<»i'c SI. Proprietor
Crescent Ilcmsu, I'S'y Apjilcton.
Wolf George, marble wks, Mr, Oneida.
Wolf Jacob, shoes, ."iSS Wuiuut.
"Wolfram .August, saloon. !S7'.? Crillcgo av.
Wuluian Frank, books, 7r) t (..'ollege ave.
"Wolter Henry, ci^'ar nuifr, GIH Appletou.
Wood & Feavel '(Seih H Wood, Ueury
Feavel), punters, 7J7 College ave.
^Vo«Ml!ir<l C«coi'm> S, BaUeraud Con-
fectioner, (108 700 College ave. {Si.'cadc,
P 12S )
M'oolicy Suliicy 31, Restaurant, Con-
fectioner and C'.itercr, 707 Culleu'e ave.
^Vrijbt Ediviii .M, Ilour and feed, :,-;:> dd-
lege ave.
^\ right Frank E, livery, cor Edwards and
-Morrison.
J iniDg John J, propr Commercial House.
Vnung Alen's Christian Associaliou, H W
Kellogg, gen sec.
^ ungmann Itichaid, tanner, foot .Inlm.
"'^■-iner .Alf.vaiukT, music Itaeher, bds \Va-
verly House.
Zickler Anton, tailor, Ui.j C!ollege ave.
Zickler Ignatz, tailor, 020 College ave.
Zuehlke Julius, saloon, 828 College ave.
ARCADIA, On the G. B., W. & St.
P. U. I!., in township of same name,
Trempealeau county, l") miles southwest
of Whitehall, the seat of justice. It con-
tains ilethodist, German .Methodist, Meth-
odist Episcopal, L'uitarian and Catholic
rhurches. higli and graded schools, a iiub-
lic library, a creamery, tirniring mills, a
brickyard, a brewery, a public ball, a
bank and a weekly newspaper, the l,i\uUr
(Dem.'i Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Pop-
ulation, 1,100. George II. Dodge, post-
master.
American Valley Stock Farm, B Lorch
ran jr.
Arcadia Agricultural Driving Association,
yi J Cashel prts
Arcadia Board of Trade, SKichmond pres,
E Maurer sec.
Arcadia Brewery, Courtney & Fricker
proprs.
Arcadia Circulating Library.
Arcadia Cornel Band. E Maurer director.
Arcadia Creamery Co, T A Simpson pies.
John Maurer sec and mngr.
Arcadia Milling Co, S ]{ichmond pres,
Frank Paine sec.
Siuiik <»r .\r«'jijJiji, John Gillespie
J'res, .losepU Ruth Ca--hier.
Barry 'I'bomas, agri impls.
Baeurs Bernhardt, jeweler.
Bennett iMrs Daviii, carpet weaver.
Bevetidge John, propr Commer(;ial Hotel.
Bion John, brewers' ajt.
Ble.^sner Frederick, stone quarry.
Brockhaus Rev It. (Ger Lutheran).
Canutson Gle B, dairy.
Cargill \{ W ct Bro (Wm W and S D),
prain.
Ca -hel Michael J, stock farm.
C^onimercial Hotel, J Beveridge propr.
Coinstock Adam, stirveyer.
Courtney & Frick (Thomas Courtney,
Wm Frick), proprs Arcadia brewery and
ice dealers.
TOSEiF-i-i :E2:o2S2srji:2?£,
i ^lanulaclLirer Cooperage, Beer and Pork Barrels.
I .vi'i'LJcroN «'.vTi:it rowuic,
I APPLETON, - - V/ISC0^3SIN.
I Chicago, llMote I SL Paul !l|,";'rnest and iloitlrat
iLLiiiois mm ii,
! Short and Direct
I Route from
CHiCflGO, soeiH
120
ARC
■WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
ARE
Cowie George, apiiirist.
Cysewski Joseph K, grocer.
Drfrsseiuiorfur John, meats.
Durisch .Jolin, livery.
FAielbucli Frederick, slioemaker.
En[rll;U Michael, insu.''iince.
English Wm T, physician.
Faflin Joseph, notary and dep sheriff.
Farriugtoa Frank, photographer.
Faulds .John, contractor.
Faulds John G, editor Leader.
Felsheim John, mason.
Fisher Rev J, (.Methodist).
Fisgliia EJros & E^t'i'tis (Fudna Bros
Fountain City, J Martin Fertigj, Gen-
eral Store.
Funston Theodore F, saloon,
Garency & liainey (.John 0 Gareney, J A
I'ainey), lawyers.
Gillespie & Kuth (John Gillespie, Joseph
Kuth), insurance.
Grossman Frank, hotel and saloon.
Htickcr George, meat market.
HaiiRs Cliristian, apiarist.
Hensel August F, ger.eral store.
Heuber C^onrad, tailor.
Hidersliide George N, physician.
Hild doscph, barber.
Ilohmann it Co (Gustav O and Otto Holi-
mann), bottlers.
ITotz Adam, blacksmith.
Hunter Archibald F, harness.
Ingalls Joshua B, jeweler.
Kclleher Mrs F E, projir .Mineral Springs
liotol.
Kindschy & Itunkel (W C Kindschy, J F
Ruiikel), grocers.
King lieiman, contractor.
Kiiud.-on Sterner, L'eueuil store.
Kinft riiilip, shoeiiialier.
Kruuiinhol?, Joseph, blacksmith.
l^oacU-r 'E'lic, .Malliys A Faults l^iblrs,
George :\Iathys Editor.
Lchrbach Nicliolas, hardware.
Lubs Charles \V, general Ntore.
Jlassucre AV V it Co (Wilber P and David
Massuere), geiiernl ^lore.
Malhys E, juslice.
!tliilli)> i«for!X«', I'^ditor Tbo Leader.
nin(iiy'« «-V t"iuil«l> (George .Matliys,
John Fa\ildsl, I'ublrs The Leader.
Jlatlerson A C, bl.'ieksmitli.
Manrer Emil, drugs.
Mekelhurg John, cijar mnfr.
Miller Henry F, Hour n.ill,.
Mineral Springs Hotel, Jlrs F E Kelleher
propr.
More Wtu P., piini)is.
lIBiiir Joliii <', l'"arni Iniplciuenis, Live
Stock anil llav.
Norwitzski L, saloon.
Paul A\igast, brick mnfr.
Peneil John, painter.
Penny Jesse K, contractor.
T'enny Samuel, livery.
Pike John A, blacksmith.
Place Rev W F (Unitarian).
Proctor Bros, lumber.
Putnam Seth, contractor.
Radell Julius C, wagonmaker.
Richmond Stephen, lawyer.
Ripley George, saloon.
Rohn & Gleason (.Miss Katie ];ohn, Julia
Gleason) milliners.
Ruth Josejili, notary.
Rulzen Rev C T (Lutheran).
Selck T& Co (Timothy Seick, Joseph Bis-
chofl, August Zastrow), tailois.
Smart George, railroad, e.xp and tel agent.
Steinhauscr Fidel, tailor.
Stevens E S, principal public schools.
Studt Charles II, barber.
Unlraut Rev Herman (Catholic).
Wismolek Jacob, saloon.
Wohlgenant Casper, furniture.
Wolfe Wm R, saloon,
Zindel Peter, blacksmith.
ARENA. A prosperous village located
on theC, M. & St. P. ]vy.,in Iowa county,
25 miles northeast of Dodgevillc, the judi-
cial seat. A bank is sustained. Exp., U.
S. Tel, W. U. Population. 350. W. C.
JlelTert, postmaster.
PdlliuL'ton Bros, waconmkrs and implts.
Bird Herbert, |ihysiclan.
Bowdan R & 11. masons.
Deyoe Chris, apiarist.
Dodge John A, geni:ral store.
Guuderson O. cariienter.
Hamilton Robert, carpenter.
Hodgson Benjamin, meat market.
Hodgson .1, mason.
Hottman C, livery.
lliiriiinu :?Brs'Alin!i, ^Milliner.
Jones ^V'm H, banker and drugs.
King James .M, hardware.
Kni[ie 'I'homas, shoemaker.
!McCutchin Andrew, hotel.
Mc(;utchin Ilu.'h, general store.
Mabbott Wm. justice.
niolJert Will C, Harness.
Meigs liev B ]S' (Ailventist).
Muijihy E D, propr Wisconsin House.
Xelson Bros, wasonraaUcrs and impts.
O'Brien Lawrence, billiards.
Parker >,' C, II R, e.\p and tel agt.
Porter Edward, carpenter.
Price Wm U, carpenter.
ICoiifli Saniiiei I>, General Store.
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K'jberta Win J, produce ami live stock.
i;.)we W E, flour mill,
Srnith John, general store.
Taylor Charles 11, insurance.
Tiipper Bros, cheese mnfrs.
Willen I'ev John (Congregational).
Wisconsin House, E D Murphy propr.
Yorker Henry, carpenter.
Yorker Sylvester J, lumber.
ARGYLE. A village on the I. C. R.
R., and on the I'ecatonica river, in Lafay-
I'.te county, 10 miles east of Darlington,
tbe county seat and banli location. A
v.eekly neTw^puper, the ^I (■;.(.■(, is published.
Mages tri-weeiily to Wiota and Darlington.
Exp,, Am. Population GuO, W. C. Jcucks,
['oslmaster.
.\tlas, G G Gaskill, publislier.
I'ovey David, liolel,
'■'ny \\m, blacksmith.
Devoe G S, barber,
Klilred Itev CC (iiaptisi).
Kusnight E C & Co, cheese mnfr.
(.l.'itkill George G, puljli-Uitr Atlas.
Caskill S S. millwright.
iifrrctt llros. Drugs.
lUason C A, pliysiciun.
Harker .lanics, blacksmith.
Ilarker J M, railroad. e.\p and tel agt.
JIawley H S, live stock.
Iltcdrickson H J, hardware.
Humel JI B, wagonmaker.
■•l-iitks W CrHarutss.
latLrop P F, cooper.
I.ovpjoy, Richards ifc Kingbam, lumber.
Mawn J T, livery,
^liddlctoii Wm, blacksmith.
Nelson Bros, general store.
'artridge A, furniture,
{["c.ell ,)ohn, liotel.
'I'lu-rtson Lewis, restaurant.
''j>i-'fra E P. justice and lavvyer.
K(iv>,|„jr 1^ ^^^ General Store.
■'Lille M J. shoemaker.
V'.rdison & Cralty, saw mill.
irdeeoQ A; Munsen, hardware.
■ I'uire.ion A E, jeweler.
Uireadgold & Baker, live stock.
'' Jnian & De Noe, wagonmaker.
ARKANSAW, A village in Pepin
'""Unty, 4 miles west of Duracd, the ju-
'■ifml teat, nearest railroad and banking
■ 'lilt. Population, ^."iO. .Mail, daily. H.
"• Griflln, postmaster.
jl'iker Rev L (Methodist).
';isir John, meats,
'^■iiura Benjamin, livery.
ClilT Steplien, hotel and wagonmaker,
Dixon J S ilnfg Co, baskets.
Edwards C F, barber.
Edwards S L & Sou, blacksmith.
Fitch Wm, music teacher.
Hulett A C, physician.
Humphrey D, justice.
Knapp H. builder.
Kratzcr J C, saw mill.
l^amphter H H, vet surgeon.
^Fiii'.or Wm, (Grocer."
,Maitin L, saw mill.
Miles Henry JI, tlour mill.
Parker Joseph, saw mill.
Plummer S F. furnituie.
t"lmiiiiicr W >>', ireneral store.
Pnie Cliarles, blacksmith.
Smith Dr John V, drugs.
Steele AVm, carpet weaver.
ARKDALE. A po.-.tofIlce on big
Rocbt-u Cri liver, in Adams county,? miles
northwest of Friendship, the countv seat,
12 east of Xecedah, tlie nearest railroad
station, and i!4 from i^Icw Lisbon, tlie
usual banking point. Population, 100.
Mail, daily. E. Knight, postmaster.
Iiiii;;lit 1j & Son, General Store and
Hoiel.
Smedborn & Larson, blacksmith.
Thiel E. flour mill.
ARLINGTON. On the if. & P. div.
of the C. M. A St. P. Ry, in Columbia
county. IS miles south of Port.age, the
judicial seat and nearest Ijanking point.
Exp., Am. Population, 200. Jlai), daily.
George McMillan, postmaster.
Arlington Cliccse Factory.
Brookhouse Rev (Methodist).
liuUen Winslow, general store.
Caldow \V'iu, R R, E.xp and Telngt.
Conkle Wni, agricultural implements.
llisiriL' J M, h'lrdwiire.
McMillan Bro.s, coal.
ni<-!fl!ll:iii fiJforso, Genera! Store.
>l4-!TSillaii <ji »V Son, Saw and Shingle
Mill,
McMillan James, feed mill.
McMillan & liising, saloon.
Nief,s Peter, shoemaker,
Reddeman Ferdinand, barber.
Sawyer Clarence, carpenter.
Seller A J, blacksmith.
Walscr Martin, harness.
ARMSTRONG. In Fond du Lac
county, l.N miles toutheast of Fond du
'Lac, the county seat, !) east of Eden, the
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nearest railroad station, and 12 from P!y-
nimitL, the nearest banking point. Popu-
lation, lUO. .Mail, tri-weekly. V. Arm-
strong, poslmastc-r.
Arni>*trotiu iV railcy, General Store,
t'arv L \V, iiry stock.
I'liiicy Owen, Cheese Mnfr.
IlLrraty it Graham, saw mill.
Montgomery P H. cheese mufr,
O'.Malley Jolin, blacksmith.
IjUS Henry, blacksmith.
Manel V,"m, cboe:,e mnfr.
^oliiiiil'j: John. Genera!
SchoUer Henry, saioou.
Sevwe Jnhu, barber.
Thelea Barbara, saloon.
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ARMSTRONG CREEK. On the
JI., 6t. 1'. & f^ Ste -M. liy. in Forest
county, oO mile.s northea.stof Crandou, the
judicial sea', and 5 from Uhinelauder.
Tel,, W. U, Population, .00. E. O.
Woodbury, pn.st master.
McCarthy J \V, railroad and tel. agt.
*<liiiy «.V WocxUuiry, General Store.
ARNOTT. On the G. P., W. & St. P.
R. U., in Poriaiie county, 'J miles south-
east of Stevens' I'ohit. the counly seat and
nearest bank location. Population, -10.
K.\p., U. S. Tel., W. U. J. Doane, post-
master.
P>remmer k Huntley, produce.
Cargill \V W it Pro. [iruduce.
iJoaiie Jasper, General ^tore, Railroad
and Tel Ag.-nt.
Oleason it Getzclman, jiroduce.
I'ollard James, justice.
Scavern & Cn, produce.
Winslow yi T, justice.
ARTHUR. A postotfice in Grant
county, 1.J miles east of I^ancaster, the
counly seat, and ;', west of llewey. on tlie
C. it X. ^\'. Rv, the neaiejl railroad eta-
lion. Plattevilie, 10 miles distant, is the
usual banking point. Population. 125.
Daily mail stuge from Rewey. .1. T. Knloe
postmaster,
Alcock Thomas, builder.
I! isge S T, nntiiry.
I'liiloc .John 'r. Grocer and Justice.
Harris James, blacksmith.
Stelil C E, shoemaker and justice.
ASHFORD. A postotlice in Fond du
I, HI- county. IT miles bouth of Fond du
Pac, the county .seal, and ■) west of New
< a.'-sel. the nearest railroail* station and
liardiing point. Poiiulntinn. ICO. .Alail,
daily. John Scbmit/., postmaster.
Berg Peter, agricultural impts.
Hilb.'rt \Vm, carpenter.
Krudwig John, shoemaker.
ASHIPPUN. On Mill creek, ::•
Dodge county, I'J miles southeast of Ja
neau, the seat of justice, and S from Ocop.
omowoc, the nearest shipping and bankir..
point. Population, 6U. ..Mail, daily. 11
Wiltig, postmaster.
Berger Wm, mason.
Braal/ Wm, maSdU.
Bruf'.Uo Win. S.tw JUll.
Habeck Ausrust, blacksmith.
Hildeman Ernest, apiarist.
Krusback Henry, carpenter.
Liesener August, saw mill.
Meissner Gustav, general store.
Moldenhauer Allen, carpenter.
Plass Rev P (Lutheran)
Rojau Anthony i!, justice.
Sfhliiiic Noriiimi, Blacksmith.
Tesch Theodore, c;irpenter.
Yundusea Wm, cariienter.
ASHLAND. An important city on
Chiquamegon or Ashland bay, an inlet of
Lake Superior in the northwestern corn'jr
of Ashland count}', of which it is the judi-
cial seat. It is the railroafl center of Xor
them Wiscfinsiu. the following n.^ads meet-
ing tliere: The Wisconsin Central Line.lliO
x: div. of C. St. P., M. & O Ry., Ihe X-
P. R. !{., and the .M.. L. S. & \V. Ry, "14
miles from Milwaukee, 1S4 miles from S'.-
Paul, 10-"i from Eau Claire, and 10 mi:''-
from Hurley. The D., S. S. & A. R. K
will aUo shortly be completed lo this point
During the season communication is In 1
by boat with all points on the great lake?.
The princip:d m.ainifacturing industrii -
are repn-sented by llie A=hlaud Iron anu
Steel Works, emiiloying 3."iO iiands, with a
plant costimr s^OO.OOO, and the lame?'
charcoal blast lurnace in the world, the
Novelty Iroii Works, the North Star Iior.
AVorks. operated by the Parish :Mnfg Co..
the Ashland Bculer Works, the Superior
j Lumber Co., .5 sawmills with a capacity ol
1*0,000,00(1 of lumber, 4 planing mills and
I sasii and dour factories, tlie machine sh'ip-
of the .M., L, S. it \V. l{y.. albiuring mil:,
I The Ashland Box Factory, several cigar
factories, stone (piarries, l)rick yards, and
a large number of shops of various kinds,
which give employnieut to a large nuin-
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ASHLAHD, Lake Supsrior, WlSCO^iS
LAKE SUPERIOR BEEF COLiPAIlY,
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PORK, MUTTON AND PROVISIONS OF ALL KINDS.
R. V. SHEPHERD, Manager.
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D. L. WKJCIN-:
W. W. ItlCilAUiiS'jN.
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bfir of mechauics. Among thu who'.e:^ale
houses mny be mentioueil .\IcJlillau Eros.
Co., Armour Packiug Co. Sn-ift & Co..
Ashland Lime, Salt aod Cement Co., Ash-
land Commission Co., and J. B. ilattbews
&Cj.,tlic-3eall being located ou ther;ii;road
ftdjarent to the "\T. C. depot. There are
3 National banks, the First. Northern, and
Ashland, and the Security Savin<;3 Bunk.
The Insurance busme-.s i.s also well repre-
sented by the regular Board coin panics, and
there are a large number of livo and ener-
getic real estate agents. The city contains
a great number of hotels of ail classes,
among which may be mentioned the f^ir-
famed Chequamugon, the third lar?est
hotel in the State, and one of tlie tiiitst
summer resorts in the Northwest, which is
during the season patronized by thousand.3
of health and pleasure seekers from all
parts of tlie country. Tljerc are two
daily newspapers, Iha'Ax^ihi nd Pn.'Oi (Rtip )
and the yis/i!,rnd Stirs (Dem ) ; also two
weeklies, the JTcrold (Gennnii) and the A^h-
land Times (lud ). and among the literary
institutions may be uienlioned the Vaughn
Library. The city supports several e.xcel-
lent graded and pria;ary scboois, also
a high school. In addition to the pub-
lic schools there is also a Roman Caih.)-
lic school. The Ashland Business Men'.s
Association occupies tine apartments in
the First National bank building, and its
membership comprises nearly' all the
prominent mm of the city. There are ten
churches located here, riz : Episcopal,
Methodist, ISiptist, Congregational, Pres-
bylerian, ]{oman Catlmlic, NorwCL-ian,
Seanilinavian, Swedish B iplist and Swed-
ish Lutheran. Nearly all the different
secret societies are well represented. The
Ci'y is supplied with water works, cas and
electric light phintH, ami a street railwiv
There is also a larirer theater and several
public halls. The city shows a good
healthy growth. The iron ore, the product
of the Oogebic Iron F.ange, which is situ-
ated from thirty t-i fifty miles cast of and
tributary to Ashland, is shipped from the
'nines to Ashland over the Wisconsin
Central and the Jlilwaukee, Lake Shore
and Western Kailroads. and by vessels
from their mammoth ore docks, the largest
la the world and built at a cost of nearly
<"'De million dollars. All Lake Superior
6'eaniboal lines stop here and .steamers run
twice a day to Wa.^hburn. Bavtield and
-bulcluie Lslanil. Telephone communi-
eaiiou with surrounding towns. Express,
Anienrao, United States and Northern
Pacitic. Tel, Western Union. Popula-
tion 11,000. Samuel S. Fifield, postmaster.
Adler H R & Co (Flenry A Adier, A
Brecber). saloon, ILS 2d ave w.
American Express [Co, O G Ku^hier agt,
117 Vaughn are.
Anderson Charles A, propr Stockholm
House, 710 2d w.
Anderson Samuel, saloon, 1422 St Clair.
Aiuti^oii Kenneth, Propr St Clair
House, Ult; St Clair. (Sff ,idv. p ISl.)
Audrus Adeiou P, phys. 412 2.1 w.
Armour I'aekin:; €o, J S Holbrook
jiugr, Commercial row.
Armstrong Henry C, carpenter. 111 Whit-
tlesey ave.
Armstrong Win J, livery, 7th ave opp
Court IIou=e.
Ashland IJoilcr Works, Bondy
Bros Froprs. \\'ater nr A\'i.-riinsin Cen-
tral Ore I)'icks. {Sec ndn. p 137.)
A^hliind liox Faelory (B Doherty,
Frank ilouahan). .Mofrs of Packing Bos
Shooks, foot of Water. (.Stf ndc. p'^ 135.)
Ashland Business Men's As-n, D G Samp-
sou sec, 1st National Bank bidg.
Ashland County Bar Assu, George P Ross-
man sec, 320 2d w.
Ashland Creamery Co, F S Stone rangr,
20S Vaughn ave.
Ashland llerold, Emil Gerlh propr 311
2d e.
Ashland Hospital, WT Rinebart. res phys,
cor Sluntz ave nnd St Clair.
AshlaiMl i9ou<.e, Geortte McGuire
Propr, f.l0 2aw. [Sie ud;\ p 130.)
Ashland Iron and Steel Co ("capital, $2."<0 -
OiiO), A H Hinkie pres, WH Hinklesec,
18th ave w.
Ashland Lisbtiug Co. Edwin Ellis pres,
W MTomkiussec, P C blk.
Ashland Lime, Suit and Cement Co (capi-
tal, :*.5.oOO), W O Lamb pres. Thomas
Edward^ sec, Commercial row.
Ashland Mineral Spring Water Co, Frede-
rick Prentice propr, lOti 2d ave w.
Ashland National Bank fcanital, SoO.OOO;
surplus, .s-i2,000), Thomas' Bardon pres,
N I Willey cash, 518 2d w.
Ashland News, Clarence Snyder propr, 211
Vaughn ave.
Ashland Press. ,Joe M Chappie editor and
prnpr, 119 V.tugnn ave.
Ashland Street Kailwav Co, Edwin Plllis
pres, W M Tomkins'sec, P O blk.
Ashland Times. J A Monger editor and
propr, 1st National Bank bMg.
Ashland Title Abstract Co, Charles Fisher
sec. Court House.
Cfe3ff8, mm\u fi Si Paul fiy,\t'r;rW8st aod MkH
f|„«,J,,^«y i[^,,Li,„5' n« MILWAUKEE. Only Store in Wisconsin
Uu^JU/iSiil iiI.i;Jijui 4;Ui9 connected with GOODYEAR Rubber Co.
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AsblanJ 'Winter Co, W C Pooloy supt,
Vaughn blk.
Aahlaul Weekly Times. J A Jlocger edi-
tor ncii propr, 1st Xatiocal Batik bide.
Atlantic Hotel, Henry Lonsdale propr, lOo
Stuntz ave.
Avery A: BJiiiiIz«fh (Herman Avery,
A B IlaiitzscH. Fisb. Oysters. Game,
Meats and Provi.'-ions, Butter, Eggs, etc;
All Kinds of Sausages, s07 2d w. {Ste
adi), p J41.)
Bailey SHinuel W, pbotogr, 217 2d e.
Baker Oliver, propr Telford House, 222 3d
Bve w.
Baldwin Benson B, horseshoer, 212 2d
ave w.
Bancroft Wiirren 0, city coraptrn'ler and
liarbor master, P () blk.
Banks Uev C J (Baptist i, 812 Sih avo w.
Bannatvne.Iobp. dry goods. Il'j2d are ■«•.
Barber Kev H II (Episcojial), 804 9th avew.
Bardon. Kellogg it Co tThoraas Bardon,
Wm Kellogui, gcnl store. 323 2d w.
Bitrdoii Tlioiiia«i, Heal Estate, Loans
and Insurance, Ciy 2d w.
Barkley iV; Iljuder, (.lanies Bark'.ey, James
Harden, saloon, SDO St Clair.
Barr Jol,n, liarbor, llTi 3d e.
Bay Shore Lumber Co. Alfred AVctd pres,
Paul Weed sec. Security Bank bldg.
BeUliCii I5r«s (Magnun and f^dward),
Proprs Trcmont House, 212-21ii 3d ave
w. {See iidn, p 3M).
Belanger Alfred, saloon. 417 2d tv.
Berg O H & Son (Ovo II ami Magnus H),
meats, 714 St C)lair.
Bidwell Mrs Win II. music teacUer, 18 1st,
Natl Rank bhltr.
Binsfeld Paul. li:dier. 357 2d w.
EtUrlKtir C'lipl F A, Propr Steamer
Plow Boy, Prankliii House. i-iee
adi\ opp.)
Bilzer it Zinimennan (Fred Bil7.cr, Louis
J ZimmiTmaui, cigars, llo 2d w.
Blabnir. Frunl;. salo.m. 2oij Stunt/ ave.
Blake .l.ihn. ;,:loon. 215 7th ave w.
Itlalz \nl SJrvwiii!,' < o. II Vogel
ilngr. (.\shliiucl lirunchi. 320 Ellis ave.
Blum( Clmilis E, baker. IM 2a w.
Blumroscu Bros tMoses and Bernard),
clothing. 108 2d w.
ItoiKl)' llros, (Thomas and James H),
Proprs Ashland Boiler \Vorks, Water ur
Wisconsin Central Ore Docks. (^Vi;
adv, p 137.)
Boniicvlilc Aiiloiiie I>, Physician,
701 2d e.
Booth A Piicking Co, John Atwood mngr,
tish. 5!0 2d w.
Booth Nicholas, dentist, 4 Vaughn blk.
Cliicap fi Gfand Tfoofc %
Born E J & Co, (Elias J Born, Thomas
Bristol), jewelers. 310 3d w.
Bowen Caleb T, mine owner. 523 2d w.
Bowrou Arthur \l , publr Our Record, T
Shores' block.
Boyd A; Olson (.lohn R Boyd, Hans Olson),
saloon, 106 2d w.
Brady James, painter, 709 Front, e.
Braun Gui-tav. hardware. 400 2d. w.
Brcnnan F D, dentist, 408 2d, w.
Breiiitior I'liillip, Blacksmith and
Horse Sheer, cor 7ih are and 2d w.
{&e adi:,p ISr.)
Brigss Bros (George and Wmt, wall paper,
315 3d w.
Brinker Henry, meats, 217 2d e.
Brotr F W, county supt schools. Court
House.
Brcssard & Colignnn (Edward E Brossard,
Ferdinand J Colignon), lawyers, Secur-
ity Bank bldg.
Browcr F R, steamboat owner, Chcquame-
gon Dock.
Brown John L, agt U S E.'wp Co, 400} 2d
w.
Brown Rev S S (Presbyterian), Flfield pi.
Burbauk Lyman I, bridge bldr, 212
Vauqhn ave.
Carr ..V Oakley (John W Carr, Albert H
Oakley), masons. 110 W 3d.
Carrinctou Gilbert W. Register U S Land
Office. Security Bank bids.
Carrington & Simar iGilbc-rt W Carring-
ton, Frank E Simar), civil engineers.
Security Bank bldg.
Chappie joe M. editor and propr Press,
ll'J Vaughn ave.
Clifqiiniiio^oii The, George H Hop-
per I'rupr, 2d and 3d aves Front and
2d w. (.S-e adi'. p ISO )
("heqttaraecton Brass Band, Bige Buchanan
leailer. 4(i'.l 3d w.
Christiana House, Otto Johnson propr, 80(5
2d w.
City Shoeini; ^Iinp, N S Soper Propr,
cor 9th nve and 3d w. (.v,v adr, opp.)
Clark Frank H. justice, 17 Shores' block.
Clarke J;ime3 W, books. 501 2d w.
Clavlu Andrew, saloon, 417 2d e.
ClinevtCodt E Cline, M H Crowiey),
saloon, 405 2d w.
Cobb Mary, tailor, 107} 2d e.
Cohen P.ros (Herman and Louis), clolhintr,
713 2d e.
Cohen E l'c Co (Edward Cohen, P Lichten-
stiini, cit-'thinL', 320-322 2d w.
C'olUy Iloii<«o. George H Hopper
Pr(i]ir. ccir \'ftuiihn ave and 2d w.
Cole A. O'KeeJe (Rublee A Cole, Wm
I W O'Keefe), Lawyers, 20-22 Shores' blk.
Palace and Dining Cars
OH ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
II V-.I. I ;/» l»n.i>.n>^-^n Pn fash Assets, $110,000,000 I Nortlnvcsitern Brand
St.. .IIILIVAUKlCIi, \Vl:S. «'. S. CA.'iiitE, State Agent. WALKKi; HI IkNLli, (^en'l Maua^-er
ASII
AND BUSINESS DIEECTOET.
ASII
I3i
Columbus & Iluckin;; ('nal & Iron (.'o, ; Coiiover, Porlor iV I'adlcy (Allen
T F JlcCartby ast, 1st Natl Bank ul.l,!,'. j D Conovcr, Lew F i'dtter, Horace P
Colwell & Cohen (Joseph A C'.ln-ell, Joel I Padley), Architects und sjuiieriutendents,
Cohen), ins, 5 GocUz blk. First National Bank bids:
CoiiiHieroiiil T!ie, Mrs Anna McNeil I Cook George S, shoemkr, 105 2J w.
Propr. 30i:',iit; lid w. !
^^53 p
V^^ 1. ,a
:z^ n
5w2j'
Will uulil further notice make DAILY TPJPS in the waters of the
Chequamej;on Baj', as follows :
•^
Leave Asbland fur Washburn,
9 a. m., '2 p. ni.; Leave Wash,
burn for Bayfield, G.30 a. m., 2.:iO
p. m.; leave Prentice's Stone
Quarry, 9 55 a m., 2.55 p. m.;
leave Bayfield for return, 11 a.
in., 4.15 p. m ; leave Preu-
{r^ tice's Stone Quarry, 11. -Jj a. ni.,
5.:iJ p. ui. ; leavt* Washburn, I'J.Oo
p. m., G p. ni. ; arrive at A-;lilatid.
l',»30p. m., G.:iOp. m.
Boat will stop at Madeline
^'' _ ._ . T'" ' — ' Island both ways.
Tho boat can be chartered for EVENING EXCURSIONS at Chequaraegon Hotel, or aboard the boat.
Y*^ms^ wd-a Bt-Wv ^B< ■ni'm^ t
■ »i^Nj ^^a^ (««»»' rs^^dHV^niai^^
N, S. SOl»l*:it, Froprli-tor, ^L\NUFACTUi:EH OF
light ami Heavy Wagons anii Sleighs. f/!ill Work Done on Short flotice.
Kepaiiiri„- Ui'lUnJ I'roiui-lly 1'.
A.SIII.AMJ, WISCONSIN.
lUlllfllS C[liTPu'iL
In Short and Direct
I n\ Route from
CHICAGO, SOUTH,
Cudahy Brothe^Sci^Hams, Shoulders, Bacon,
MiLAVAlliEE, WISCONSIN. ^ Pork, Lard, Beef, Sausa;;e, Etc., Etc.
134
ASH
WISCO.NSIX STATE GAZETTEER
A.sil
es
C3
L&m.
L&J
:5^
LfJi
Cooper Bros (John and Henry), hardware,
403 2d w.
Coyne John G, bill poster. 110 7lh w.
Cratiberry Lumber Co (ltd). George W
Stevens mngr, 3 Vnugbn blk.
Crogster Charles, iuiiilxr, IS Shores' blk.
Cross Thomas C, music teaclier, 418 6th
w.
Culbert TVm, propr Eau Claire House,
cor 7lh ave and 3d w.
Cummiuirs Mrs JIC, dre.=.imkr. 300 2d w.
Daily & Gray (Jolin Daily, W II Gray),
produce citmn, 319 2d e.
Dalrymple vt Carring'.on (X JI Dairy mple,
H R CarringtoD). hardware, 102 2 i w.
Dan.son Andrew J, confctnr, 31o 2d e.
Darwin Albert, confctnr. ,oO'J 2d e.
Darwin David, confctnr. 210 2d w.
Darwin .lolin, confctnr. 203 2d e.
Darwin Peter, confctnr. 114 2d w.
Davis WilberG. lumber. 15 Sliores' blk.
Dehnko Gustave, propr St Charles Hotel,
117 3d nve w.
Deming Charles P, dentist. 123 2d e.
Deunin Patrick, saloon. .S17 2d w.
Denomie .Tcseph, grocer, 1116 St Clair.
I>enoinic S & ^oii (Samuel and Wm),
General Store. 1220 St Clair.
Devine Charles P, shoes, 313 2d w.
Dillon Andrew, saloon. 222 2d w.
Dofkcry & £iiii;:><to!i (Edward .T
Dockery, John T Kingston), Lawyers,
.518 2d w.
Doeuitzit Grimes (AuL'usf Doenilz. Horace
C Orime,^) tinners. ;;23 Vaughn ave.
Holier I V 5Jcriinr<l,LumljerMnfr.Foot
of AViiler.
ItolitTly »V, HSotiahnu fPernard Do-
lierty, Prank .Monahan), Planing Mill,
Water nr 0th ave e. iSc/i mlr, opp )
Dopp & Watson (G W Dopp, .John A
Walson). haidware, 311 2d c.
Dormady Patrick, saloon. 419 2d e.
Dowd .lohn. biewers' agent, 401 ")th ave e.
Drifcoll .Tohn, street coinnr PO blk.
Drolsoii Samuel, .saloon. 1412 St Clair.
Dufur .Tohn V, Lawyer. 1 1 ."Chores' blk.
Dullanty PaliioU .J, phnnbcr. Ill Vaughn.
Duniont Octave, sali'(iii. "Jl'.l 2d e.
Durfci: Win I!, .saw mill, foot 14lh ave w.
Dyer .lame.- S.agt W < ' Line. N P Ibiilroml
and 1, M and L S Transit Co, 3d ave
and 4ih.
E.igan Michael, taih.r. IOC, !:d w.
Kijriy ^SSioiJili'l i^I, Propr Superior
Ho\}se. 21 7 7th '.ve w.
Easton .1 .Mills ^^: r„ {.] Mills. Robert P
Easton) insurance. 19 Shores' blk.
Eau Claire Houie. Wm Culbert propr, cor
7th nve and 3d w.
Cliicagf
Grand Trunl( [i|,
I^bldic Mrs USay. Propr Le Grande
Hotel, 711 2d e. IS.e wii:, p l.i7 )
Edwards Miss Carrie, propr Lnion Hotel.
cor Front and 14th ave w.
Edwards Charles B. livery, 102 2d ave w.
Egan & Callahan (Daniil Egan. George
Callahan), carpenters. 404 Prentice ave.
Ehrmann M & Co (Michael Ehrmann, Jo-
seph E Palzisbergei ., shoes, 413 2d w.
Ellis Edwin, phys. Security lianU bldg.
Ellison & Sundell (Charles Ellison, John
Sundell), proprs Normanna House, 712
2d w.
Enright T W ic Co (Timothy W Eurlghf).
salfjon, 208 2d w.
Ewer H D. feed, 214 2d w.
Fabian Riv Father (Catholic).
Falardeau Charles B, baker, .-^23 St Clair.
Feebelkorn, F .\I. grocer, 1112 2d w.
Fennelly Edward, register of deeds. Court
House.
Field Stoddard, meats, 218 4th ave w.
Fierek Nicholas, saloon, 114 I4th ave e.
Fifield Sam S, postmaster, cor Ellis ave
and 2.1.
First Xalioiinl ES:iiik (Capital ■■?100,.
000). Edwin Ellis Pres, Sam S Fitieid
Vice-Pres, C E Street Cash, cor Ellis
ave and 2d.
Fischbein .Max, clothm^j. 20.'j 2d e.
Fisher W J, meats, I1i;iil 2d w.
Filch James B. citv clerk. P () blk.
Platan E S A Co (Edward S Flataui.shoes,
302 2d w.
Flynn Nicholas, saloon, 208 3il ave w.
Foeller Joseph, propr I'ark House. 1600
2d w.
Forster Henry, salooii. 1318 St Clair.
Forthman Wm, meats, 414 2d e.
Franker & Feierfcil (John Franker. 6
Feierfeil), tailors. 420 2d w.
Franklin House, Jolui .McMidlin propr, 107
Ellis ave.
Frazit-r W P. barber. 10.-) 2d e.
Fra/,ier & Kinsman (.lames Frazier, Her-
bert Kinsman), barbers, t-^lJ3 2il w.
Frederick Charles L. lawyer, 107 3ii ave w.
Frpnrh IJussell W, hanlwarr, 823 2d w.
Frondiollz Amelia, dressmaker, 803 2d w.
flallaglier Emma, dressmkr. 102 2d w.
Garviv .Martin B, propr St Clair House.
213 7th ave w.
Gcisler Antonio, furniture, 21.5 2d e.
Gerth Emil, projir Ashland Herold. 311
2d e.
Gielle Herman G, drugs. 712 2d e.
Oiesregea G J, propr Kopplin House,
Stunt/ ave Cor 2d.
Gilman .Mr.s M E, dressmaker. 311 2J e.
Glltler Moritz, jeweler. 119 2d e.
Palace and Dinin<? Cars
ON ALL THROUGH TRAIKS.
rirUJTnnP THK DRODESSER ?I>FG ro., MBnuradarcrs of Hjilrsulic Sttara Bud ]
tLttH I Urio. Hinil-PoMpr ra^spnspr :.n(i Freight ELtTATUIiS, Pumps. Marehou«e p.ml Store j
Trnrts, Automatic Hrat Korters. Heat liefriu-erators, Etc. il-J-oH Commerce St., Milwaukee, Mis.
ASII AND r.USINE.SS DIKECTOnY. ASH 135
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» " I =^ I 'i ^ n r.
S<i> S 1 ^ r 17 '■- -
a. ? I • £ fl fc
d "^ 1 S '' '^-^ -' - - ■• ■ :- ■ :.-■■' y.^.^i^'^
-J <
J. SULLIVAN. L. VAN HECKE.
J. SUL-L-IiZKN St CO..
WHOLESALE COMMISSION,
Frnits, Vegetables, Produce, Flour, Hay, Feed and Grain.
CAR LOAD LOTS A SPECIALTY^ <■ FIRST-CLASS COLD STORAGE.
Location on Wisconsin Central Railroad Tracks,
Near W. G. Depot,
ASHLAND, - - WISCONSIN.
BEfEUE.Nt i:s-.\-iti.AND Naticnai. Bane. Fir-t Nationat. }!ank f orre siion.lpnce !
X^ J^> r^ ^- ^- WALKER,
*'Ms:i^^ MM, sis™ I Gas Flltil
I
ALSO DEALER l.N
V^?^^ BRASS and IRON GOODS
J^-_^ STEAM,WATER AND GAS
. iJ
hom:, CAsKir-^. imckim;. ktc.
116 Second Ave., West, ASHLAND. WIS.
B POIIiiKTV. FRANK JtONAHAX.
KSHL-?\rSD BOX I=7aCTORV.
MANCFAC'TL'RFBS OF
PACKING BOX SHOCKS OF ALL KINDS.
OKDEKS if.OIvlCIXEU.
Factory and Lumbar Yard Foot of Water St.,
ASKLAND, - - - WISCONSIN.
»~% )• gr T-^ • **^' '^ "'"' ' ' I'oilrtll St., Foil. I <lu L.TO, WU.
i^ ilfCt t ' 1^ Tprs ? p Is 111,. iMm-o I., isiiy* u.v^h:i:um;is. I'l tNos,
^.~>w .J h s^HBj «uci.i^^ and .hcsic.vl t.Nsnsi .^iknt-.
"CorJmia"
Ed. Ascherma
rmann &. Co., Milwaukee. yrfUJl S(l J;U
1
136
ASH
WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
ASH
Gleason & Co (Miss Lia Gleason. Mrs
Ethul Cliamtwrs). iniUiners. 1-3 2il w.
Gocllz Bros (Adam \V and Heary), saloon,
310 2d w.
Grand Opera House, Max Kind mngr, 3d
ave near 2d.
Green Edmund II, general store, 1023 St
Clair.
Guinand & Rocliat (Ale Gninand August
Rocliat), jewelers, 204^ 2d w.
Hagerly Jauiea M. real estate, 420 2d w.
Haighl Uev P H (Methodist), 791 Sth av w
Haley & Mausir (Mrs S A Elaley, Mrs E A
JIansir), dressmakers, COO 2d w.
Eallada Joseph, saloon, 110-i St Chur.
- Halrassen John, saloon, llOl 2d w.
Harael Joseph A, saloon, .521 'Jii e.
Hanson Bros (Peter and Christian), llour,
413 2d e.
Hanson Nelson, tailor, 207 2d e.
Hanteu Nicholas, meats, G13 Vaughn ave.
Harper li W. carpenter, 800 7th ave w.
Harrison G \V & Co (GeorEre \V Harrison,
Albert ^\'a^ner), drugs, 404 2d w.
Hart Matthew .1, county elk. Court House.
Hartley C H, div sujit JI,L S & W Ky, 43
Shores' blk.
Harville Frank, ice, iriOl St Clair.
Hasselt 'Wm, saloon, 204 2d ave w.
Hayes John I), city marshal. P O hlk.
Hazard V C. agent .M, L S it \V Ky, cor
Ellis ave ami Uth.
Heavenrich Sul ifc Co (Sul Heftvtnrich, F
Newman), clnthing, 414 2d w.
Hedman John, propr Norway House, 209
2d ave w.
Heucke Fred W, saloon, 117 2d e.
Hcrlierg Mrs IMargaret, dressmaker, 108
5tli ave e.
HeydlaufV Hohert C, reeeiver U S Land
Odieo. Security Hank Mdg.
Ileydlaiiir «.V <>»1m»iii (Robert C
Hevdhuiir, Arthur i; Oshnrni. Ueal Ks
tate and l.oiin Agents, 1st National Uuiik
BUlg. {Stradc, j> l.U )
Higby A- Co(nenry F ami Sirnb E Higby),
jewelers, 416 2d w.
Iloolidniinor ISros (lUnrv and
Mieliael). Florists and Vei-!ablts. 31,j
6th ave w. {S,r. a.li', ,, j:::'.]
Hockriclgc Jennie. drL'siunkur. 100 2d w.
lEolItrook .! S, Mngr Aimour Packing
Co, ConinuTci.d Knw.
Hopkins Charks H, city assessor, P.)Sl-
offlce blk
Hopkins Geome M, locksmith, 204 34
ave w.
Hopkins & IVarce (T Kiigene Ilnpkins,
George F Pearcr), photographers, HOG
2d w.
ilnppcr Oforfc'C II, Propr The
Chequamegon and Mngr Burton House.
Hurley, Wis, Front and 2d w. {See adv.
p 130 )
Hopper & Burrill (John T Hopper, W E
Burrill), restaurant, 210 2d w.
Hosmer Albert H. baths, 321 oil w.
Hosmer & Hosmer (Matthew S and Andrew
J), physicians, 1st National Bank bldg.
Huber JIrs Francis, grocer, 1300 5t Clair.
Huber Wolfgang, coufctr, 301+ 2d e.
Huper Frank, saloon, 722 St Clair.
Hyland AVra P, mngr Wisconsin Tel Co,
14 Vaughn blk.
Hyues John, propr Michigan House, 201
2d ave w.
Ike Frank, saloon, .^12 2d w.
Johnson JIrs Hans, milliner. Ill 2d w.
Johnson Olo, mngr Northern Mnfg Co,
foot 9lh ave w.
Johnson Otto, propr Christiana House, 800
2d w.
Jones E G, confectioner, 1420 St Clair.
Joyce John, propr Joyce House, 407 2d e.
Ju'dd Charles L, boat livery, Vaughn's
Dock.
Kanneberg Frederick, grocer, 505 2d e.
Keely ^V'm, saloon, 1222 St Clair.
Keenan Patrick, crocer, 709 2il c.
Kepler Edward M, grocer, 422 2d w.
Keystone Lumber Co. J \V Cochran pres.
F H Payne sec, cor 0th ave w and Front.
Kilbourne Uev Wm (Congregational), 900
6lh ave w.
Kind Max. mngr Grand Opera House, 3d
ave nr 2d w.
King Katie C, giocer, 210 2d e.
Klilzke Wm, coiifLCtioni.T, 307 2d e.
Knight John H, capUali-;t. Knight blk.
Koch Joachim J, meats. 1304 St Clair.
Koehler () 0, agt Am Exp Co, 117 Vaughn
ave.
Koeslier Joseph, bookbndr. 110 Stuntzave.
Kohout N'eil. gunsmith, 221 2il e.
Kolinan Louis I'i; Co (Loid.s and Phil Kol-
man). books, 301 2d w.
Kopplin House, G J Giesregen propr,
Siimlz ave cor 2d.
Koiiplin it Luedke (Julius Kopplin, Her-
man Luedke>, saloon, 113 2d w.
Kronrjuist Guslav, propr Svea House, 31S
9th ave w.
Kruschke Herman, planing mill, 404 9tli
ave w
Kiibn Willis D. saloon. 407 2d w.
Kur-ioi^ki Itlarliii J, Merchant Tail-
or, 1119 St Cl.air. (..Sv adv. p 139.)
Laccy Hurry E, restaurant, 112 2d w.
Ladies' Auxiliary Y M C A, :\Ir3 E D Per-
kins see, cor Ellis ave and 3d.
Horth Star Ironworks.
l<l£lsH .llA.MtAHl KIM. fO.
if.sniand, - - WlsconBin.
.VUIiiiii.-l.t,, siiiv Mill ?1«,10i
Speed Kn::inei, nflll.T«. I'onf
«, JlachiDhts, Founders, r.oilerni.ikerB,
ry. Jliiii,,^- Jlniliimry, CorlN.i and lllf;li
Iraniinllthig Maclihierj, etc. Seep, (i
Tor
I ■ I P^-^aH Are inTalnable for rfstorine and mnintaininor ft henUhy action of the
"'!'-!il t 'r iilQ Skin aadreIioTiiiirIuteruBlConstntlous,t:ol(!s,Hularia,nnd for Purl-
UlUJI JiiSUillU fjiagthe Blooil. The Batlis af Jauesvillc, Wis., aro anions tlie Best.
ASH
AND BUSINESS DIRECTOET.
ASH
13:
Lc Oraiulc J3oleI, Mrs Mav Ebb'.ie, Lake Supei-ior SJei-f Co (Swift &
Piopr, 7U -M c. {S,-,iili\ biJ'.'-c ) Co), li V bliepherd Mnu'r, M are w aud
Lake Michigin A: L;iku Superior Transit Wisconsin Central Track. (,Sa' adv, p
Co, J S Dyer aj.Tt, ;;,! ave andiUi. 130.)
T.BOXDY, Formerly witli Parish Works.
J. H. BONDY, Formerly foreman
I'arish Works.
BONDY BROS.,
ASHLAr^D
I BOILER WORKS
Boilers, Tanks, Heaters, Stacks,
Breechings, Skips, and Buckets.
Estimates Cheerfully Funiisbed. Repair-
ing Promptly Pone. All orders for
repairs by mail or telegraph
promptly atteiuled to and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Shops, V^ater St., near W. C. Ore Dock,
A8IIL.1M>, WIS.
IE GRANDE MOTEL
MRS. EBBI^IE.
NEWLY FURNISHED. Board S I per day or $4.50 per Week.
'711 S:SCOI:TnD STJP.2;32riT HZ^^ST,
ASHLAMD, - - WISCONSIN.
PHILLIP BREMNEK,
BLMinilllEFAiliSllflF
Horseshoeing a Specialty. 1 V j;- "'^r: • '""^ •- "
Cooi] Work aud lleawiiiilde I'rlres.
C«»r. 7lli Alt'. Hiul 'J«l M.,
ASm.AM>, - WIHCOXSIX.
:«:.-iAA
Chicago, Milwaulies k St, Paul Kj, uL^.t'l'/est and M\a%\
^lAMTAfTrnEItS OP
WISCC:'3ir] VEHETIAH BLinO CO.. , , , , , „ ,■ n,- ,
Office* Factory, 261 Lake St., jiiLWAiKEE, WIS. Lstest Iniprovetj venBlian msnos,
Cd
138
ASH
WISCONSIN' STATE GAZETTEER
ASH
Lamortux, Gk-a^on, Shea & Wright (C X
Lanioreux. E-l F Glea^oii, Wm F Shea,
Audrew F \V rit;ht), lawyers, C-t Shures'
bile.
Lampson Orlti L. flnvir, 721 Frunt, e.
Laadauer Sarmicl, jeweler, 111 2:1 e.
liangcluu !Mrs E 0, tailor, 207 3J ave w.
Larpen L & Co (Louis Larsen, ,jena Wil-
man, Peter Hansen), grocers, 322 9th
ave V,'.
Lauchlin G Y,chief clerk M, L S & W Ry,
43 Sliores' bik,
^ Lawson Alexander, restaurant, 407 2d w.
' La/arus Joseph, tailor, 20.3 Ellis a^e.
Le I'eaii \Vm. dyer. 32.j VatiL'hn ave.
Lehrkind Bros (Chailea and Paul), general
store, 421-423 2d e.
Leighy & Garnich (Ervin Leihy, Erail Gar-
nich), hardware. 412 2ii w.
Leonard Alexander, saloon. 1401 2d w.
Levin Morris, clothinu', 711 2d vr.
Levy Charles, clothing, 100 2d w.
Levy ^- Ginsburg (.) I Levy, H H Gins-
bnrg). cigar mnfrs, 209 Ellis ave.
Literski Anton, tailor, 317 2d e.
Livingston J it Vo (.Jacob and S Living-
ston) jewelers, 311 2d w.
Lloyd George E, drugs, 41.3 2d c.
Lonsdale Henry, propr Atlantic Hotel, lOj
Stnntz ave.
Lowen IJernard, jeweler. 214 2d w.
Lucas Ben 8. head clerk. The Coniniercial.
Lumber and Log Owners' .■\ssn, li !> Pike,
prcs, C F Latimer, sec, office Northern
Natl Bank,
McArthur A C, hnrnrss. 114 2d ave w,
McCarthy T F, atrt Columbus A: Hocking
Coal and Ir(.n Co, Ut Xatl P.auk bldr.'
UlcCliiitotk <' Xi rvorcll. Lumber,
(.'omniission and In.-pectlou; Agt Lake
MichiL'an and Lake Su|HMior Transporta-
tion Co, 1.3 Shores' BIk. (.Stt' adv, p
7,r.5.)
McClouil &. .McCullv (Georire H McCloud,
,lamcs:M((.'idh K lawyer , P.'l.jilice bIk.
;il<-l>criii<»l( .\ioli<»la», Ueal Estate
and In^iirniic. ""(', -Uli ave w.
McL>out;all Ali-xandi.T .). trrocer, G22 2d w.
McFa.Ide:; A lleiiiiuuin (.binu-* .McFadden.
Einil ,1 Ileumanu) oysters, 2d bet 2d and
3d av.H.
]1Jl4'<;iiii-4' iifor;;*'. Propr Ashland
. House, tilO 2d w. i.S?r' ./(/)■, ')?.p ^
Mclulo.-h .] H, Ins ngt. Post.oJiice blk.
McKinnon Hugii, phys, 300 2d w.
5Icl\in/.ie lV Hovey (Peler .T Mclvinzie,
Alexander HuVey), saloon, C12 2d w.
McAIimles \\ .1, plumi)er, .^^1)4 2.] w.
ilc.Mullcn .lohn, propr Frankdn House,
107 Ellis .ave.
McXeil r?Irs Anna, Proprietor The
C.imraercial, o01-30ij 2d w.
JIcQiiilliu Mi-i J. midiner, .576 2d w.
Mackmiiler T F, city treas, Po^totKce blk.
JIackmiller Woi H, erocer, 701 2d e.
Madden John, phys, 2S Shores' blk.
.Alahouey Samuel, saloon, 723 2d e.
i Mahoney Sisters (Nellie and Katie), dress-
makers, 102 2 1 w.
Malmberg Sebe, jeweler, .508 2d w.
T'.Ialonev C H, saloon, 303 2d w.
Malum Tlioiiias A, Grocer, 1100 2d
west.
3I;irc!ics*aiilt J .Vrlliiir, Phvsician,
204 Sth ave w.
Merek Josejih, grocer, 1018 St Clair.
IMarkwiiz 'Wtii, confctr. 2(jri 3d ave w.
IMars John C, elk municipal court, Breen
blk.
Marshall George, pres common council,
PostotHce bl Ir.
Jlarshall John, saloon, 723 Front e.
illartiii A: Silliniaii (W L Mirlin, E
H Silliman), Lumber Inspectors, 33-34
Shores' Block,
ilarx Susanna, meats. 1100 St Clair.
Matthews J B it Co (Jolin B, L F, George
0 and S F. .Matthews), grocers, 317 Ellis
ave.
Mattsdn :\Ials. sIierilT, Court House.
^ca<'. «V i>ix(in i.Vrtiiur U Mead,
Albert IC Dixou). .\.ttorueys-al-Law, G,
8 and 10 Vaughn Block.
Meauy Joseph, "aloon, 223 2d e.
Mercer .Vlimzo W, erocer, 323 3d ave w.
^Merchants' Hotel, T P Wentworth propr,
213 3d ave w. ^
MersiiiL'tr Adam K, notions, 303 2d w.
Metzdorf August, saloon, .514 2d w.
ilezerow Bros it Co. (Jose|ih. David and
Morris ilezerow) 2d hand Lroods.6i7 2de.
Miars George W, agl Ohio Coal Co, "Wis-
consin Central Duck.
Michicran House, John Hynes propr, 201
2d ave w.
Milbauer .Marv. irrocer. 717 3d ave w,
Mdes John J.'lawvrr, .3(i3 2d w.
:iiillci- .V <•«» (F W .Mdier. John Mosi--,
Ernst MMickeli. Brewery. 117 loth :iv o.
Mil^vaukt'*', Lake «iiioro A- \Vc«l-
ern By L'o. C U Hartley Uiv Supt, F C
Hazard Agt, cor Ellis ave and fith, Mar-
tin Schrank Agt, Ore Dock, (fite fnh: )
Monger John A. editor and propr Weeklv
Tiroes, 1st Natl Bank bldg.
Montgomery & Stocks (Win Montg.iraery,
"Wni Sioctisi, p.ainters. .5011 2d w.
Moore .Mrs J J, grocer, 902 St Clair.
Slori.^elt Mary, dressmkr, 41.3 2d e.
Chicago & Oreiid TmnI
The Favorite Route Fast
\\\ M,l<..\ItA FALLS.
""^S;^::ir 0'SullJ?ao's Commsrclal luimflT'
ASri AND BUSINESS DIEECTORY. ASH 13 9
GEORGE McCUIRE, Proprietor,
610 2d Street .West, - ASHLAND, WISCONSIN.
RATES, SI. 50 PER DAY.
This Ilolel has lately been bought, furnished and equipped by me, and is located in the
center of the city, opposite the Court Uouse Square, and convenient to
all plpxes of amusement.
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0^ W^{:&^"M% Fresh Vegetables
r •5$^-^.:.-^\^:;-^;AV eochdakner broteers,
DEALERS I.N'
:vi_^ jM^^^i? AND FLOWERS.
315 Ctli Avenue We«l, ■ - ASSIL.VM>, UISCON*.I\.
Caffia?edu!udsmiiiiiii5
PEVEYS and LUMBERMEN'S TOOLS.
HcTseslipelDg a specially. All Orders PioBpily Altsnilttl tc,
p. O. BOX NO. 14^4,
\^-^VE.:^ " i ^erchonl: Tsilor.
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iff (■ ~" i^ "00 Samples of Latest Gooils to show Custo-
mers. The Lowest Prices antl Beat
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iuiis ctiiTBJL R, I '''e:r,r" Chicago, sooih,
Illinois CEilTPiiil 11, B
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Morrison House, ilrs Sarah E Morrison,
propr, 2r2(5 Frout.
Mowalt & Thompson (D W MnwHtt, C F
Thompson), taw miil, fo3t 'Willes ave.
Mueller Gustavus, employment bureau,
107 3d e.
Murray Joseph H, drayman, IOC 2 J ave w.
Murray Michael, conftr, 7il '2d e,
Nels5n John, clothioL', tlOo 2d w.
Neuenschwauder Albert, laundry, 109
Frout w.
New Brunswick House, John Roy propr,
105 3d ave e.
Niclet House, M Sevmour propr, 115 2d e.
Noble A B & Co (Addison B Noble), ins,
.5'23 2d w.
Noble Jolin G, stenogr. Breen blk,
Normanua House, Ellison & Sundell
proprs, 712 2d v,-.
IVorlli Star Iron ^Vorks (Parish
Mnfs Co), \y F Parish Pres, Treas and
Genl Magr, Thomas Bariloa Vice-Pres ,
Thomas A Parish ;je^; Directors, J IT
Knight, W M Torakios, Sam S h'ifield,
Edwin Ellis, Thomas Bardon, Thomas
A Parish, W F Parish, cor :!3d ave
and Front. {Sfe lift holtijia lines
and 2^ 6.)
Northern Grain Mercantile Co, O AV
Mosher pres. E G Scott sec, tliiur mill,
Lake Front font Ellis ave.
Northern Mnfi; Co, Ule Johnson mngr,
foot 9th ave w.
Northern National Baolv (capital. .slOO, 000;
surplus, sl7,o!JOi, E A Shores pres, C F
Latimer cash, 2d w cor 4th ave.
Northern Pucifn', Express Co, Geortre E
Kobson i.gt, X P U K Depot.
Northern Pacitic Uailroad, J S Dyer agt,
3d ave and -llh.
Northwestern Fuel Co, J H Younker agt,
523 2d w.
Norway House, John Hedmun propr, 209
2d ave w.
Nourse Krauk P, phvn, liiS 2il w.
IVovcllj Iron \^ orU«, I) J Stylor
Propr, nr Wise rm^iii Central Ore Docks.
{S<y' adv. ji U9.\
O'Brien James .M , barber, 810 St Clair.
O'Urien ,Iohii F, i^rix-.^r, 2',)o| Front e.
Oettel ifc Tiillin- (Luii? Oetlel, Henry
Trilliug). saloon, 31tj 2d w.
Ohio Coal Co, Geor^'e W iliars agt, Wis-
consin Central Dock.
Old Ijake Sliore Hou.se, Hubert Zingsheim
propr, 1418 St Clair.
01.*.on Bert, shoes, .SI 5 2d w
Olson John, shoemkr, 11.) 2 1 e.
Olson & Co (K C t.ilson, Fred Hudson),
grocers, 407 Bca-er ave.
O'Neil Miss Mamie C, dressmkr, 9 Goeltz
blk.
O'^ullivan's Coniuiercitil Aossde-
my. E J O'Sullivan Priu, Vauuhn Li-
brary BIdg. {See right irp lines.)'
O'SuiSivun F.iisciie J, Prin O'Sulli-
van's Commercial Aca<lcmy, Vaughn
Library Bldg. {Sec rigid top lines.)
Ouger Joseph, saloon, 717 2d e.
Our Record, A W Bowron publr, 7 Shores'
blk.
Ovcrholser Henry, real estate, 503 2d w.
Packard & Foster (\V H Packard, OH
Foster), lawyers, Breen blk.
Paige Charles O, genl store, 712 St Clair.
Parish John K. circuit judiie, Court House.
PMrisli i^Siiii!ira<-(iiriiiK Co, (N<jrth
Star Irnn W.uks), 'yV F Parish Pres,
Treas and Genl .Mni^r, Thom.as Bardon
Vice-Pres, Thomas A Parish .Sec; Direc-
tors, J H Knight, A\' M Tomkins, Sara S
Fi field, Edwin Ellis, Tliomas Bardon,
Thomas A I'arish, \V F Parisli. cor 33d
nv andFront. (.Sec Uft bottuin lines and |)
6-.)
Park House, Joseph Foeller propr, 1000 2d
w.
Farmeter II E, Ice, 901 St Clair.
Paronto Henry, barber, 1st National Bank
bldg.
Parsons Robert W, cigar mnl'r, 121 2d w.
Pearce & Fay (Charlej Pearce, John Fay),
confctnr, 004 2d w,
Pcckhatn George O, crockery. 801 2d w.
Perkins Ernest D. phys. 111 2(i w.
Peters George, saloon, 1314 St Clair.
Peterson Andrew P. biksmith, 107 N 3d
ave e.
Peterson Ole I, saloon, S13 2d w.
Petrie it AV'illiams (Charles Petrie, Daniel
Williams'!, saloon. 122 2d w.
Pool Franklin J, dry ynods, ,",00 2d iv.
Po,)ley W'm (', supt Ashland \Vater Co,
Vaughn blk.
Powers \i M, lawyer, .'ilS 2 1 w.
P.iwers it Fosshage (C E Powers, J
Fosshnixe), grocer.>>, 720 2il w.
Poziski Thomas, clothing, 811 2,1 w.
Prentice Brown Stone Co, Frederick Pren-
tice pres, George H Burr .sec, 106 2d
ave w.
Prentice Frederick, real est. lOO 2,1 ave w.
Priilemou \Vm A, sew machs. 508 2d w.
Prince E F iV Co (Eugene F, John B
Prince, Henry Scott), furniture, 500
2 1 w.
Print/, & Son (Frederick and Joseph),
saloon. 1400 St Clair.
Railroaders' Home, Ole O Valstad propr,
221 8;h ave w.
ULl,lllb Lli,!U u,;il iiiUlOr riaPlS ,.j.ii:s ok .m,i. nicsrisirTiovj., , am-
lOKUcs rrcc. JlMr.-s A>OK.lK, 2i:, m,m Water StrccI, MII-MAIKEE.
The Green Bay Business College Ir^^,'
I» DOf eJ for its tscellent Facilities sail Thoronshnest
EXPERT TEVrllEUS In Every
Depnrtniciit. A.N.M'Al. CATALOGUE FKEE. Address GREEN BAY, AVIS.
ASH
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Randall Bros (Louis L ami Charits E),
pbotogrs. 307 2d w.
Rath Wm P, grocer, 312 2d'e.
Recelein John C, sliIood, 220 2d w.
liell John >fc Co (John Red, Audrew Per-
raull), livery, 222 Slunlzave.
Reynolds Sluart V, grocer. S22 2d w.
Ridge Win. restauraut, N P U 11 Depot.
Rinehart W T, res physician Ashland Hos-
pital, cor StuutE live and St Clnir.
Rislin Rev H (LulheninV un Willes ave.
Ritchie J C, wootl, cor Wiik-s ave and
Front.
Hitter diaries M. jeweler. 209 2d e.
Robson George E, agt X P Exp Co, N P
R R Depot.
Rodman ifc Prince (N D Rodman. R B
Prince), boat livery. Chefiuamcson Dock.
Roehm John C, meats, b22 St Clair.
Rooney Nicholas C, saloon, 318 2d w.
Rose Harry P, luraiier inspr,19 Shorts' bik.
Ross H E, livery. 714 2d w.
Ross John N, furniture, 513 2d e.
Rossman Georce P, la-ivver, 2 Goeltz hlk.
Rowley L B itCo (Lester B Rowleyj, plan-
ing mill, foot 9lh ave w.
DEALERS IN
P^-.:p Jfe^^t Fish, Oysters,
Gcimc, Uultcr, Ejij^s, Cheese,
Meatv of all Kinds and Sausnues,
'L_-^^ 807-2d Street V/. ASHLAND, WIS.
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BEKKEN BROTHERS, Proprs.
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TEEt^^IS, SI. 50 PI:E5 DAY.
212 and 216 3d Ave. Vies!, ■ ASHLAflD. Yi\S.
ST. CLAIR HOUSE,
KENNETH ANDISON, Propr.
1416 ST. CLAIR STKKET,
Near Luke Shore Dotlis.
Rates, SI-OO Per Day.
ASHLAND, - - WISCOIISIN.
HEYDLAUFF&OSBORN,
Real Estate
AND
LOAN AGENTS.
Fine, Hard <Too<l and aiiirral Landi.
Office, First National Bank Building.
ASHLAND, WISCONSIN.
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Iloy Jrihn, propr >»'ew Brunswick Hotel,
105 3J ave e.
Pvude Peter, barber, 100 Stuniz ave.
Runkel Augusta E. milliner, 211 2d e.
Kussell Ezra W, marble -works, 321
Vamrlin ave.
Russell John, saloon, PM 2d w.
St Charles Hotel, Gustave Dehnke propr,
217 :!d ave w.
St Clair SIoii<>o, Kenneth Andison
Propr, UlOyt Clair. (Seeodr. p liD
St Chiir Hf'use, II U Garvey propr, 213
Till ave w.
St John John, act Minnesota Kitchen Cab-
inet Co, 90S 2d w.
St Joseph's Hospital, SLstcr ilary Vin-
cenlia superior, cnr O.i ave and Front.
Sampson Duportul G, real estate, .j-6
Shores' block.
Sanders M P & Co (Milton P Sanders,
John Gi'rold\ grocers. 201 2d e.
Schaefer Gustave, liarlier. 301 2d e.
Schaetzle Louis, barber, Stwntz ave ft 2J.
Schiller it Johnson (II O Schiller L il
Johnson), barbers, 715 2d w.
Schlitz Jos IBrcwing Co, John Dowd agt,
401 fith ave e.
Schottnmeller Franz X, grocer, 1423 2d w.
Schreuder Uros (Theodore H and Louis S),
drugs, 103 2d w.
Schwager Isaac C, clothing, 308 2d w.
Schweisthal Mathias, brewers' agt, 211 2d
ave w.
Scott liart B, county treaR, Court House.
Scott, Hul)bell it Taylor (John F Scott,
Fred F Hubbell, James H TaylorV plan-
ing mill, 3d ave and 4ih.
Security Savings B.iidi. J S Edis prrs, E
H Ellis cash. Security Bank bldi;.
Sell George, surveyor. Court Hou^-e.
Series Jolni K, confectioner, cor Prentice
avo and 2d.
Scverence ElishaF. confectioner, cor Whit
llesey ave and 3J
SejW'r i>:iiiiel .1, Propr Novelty Iron
Works, near Wisconsin Central Ore
Docks. (.V. ndl-. p 12U )
Seymour Jlichael, propr ISiclet House, 115
2d e.
Shea Wm F, city atly, Postottice bik.
Sherinau George L. saloon. 314 2d w,
Sherman Mrs Martha S, milliner, 302 2.1 w.
Shores' Buildinir Assoriution, <;h:ules F
Latimer sec. ollioe XorlhiTn Xall Bank.
Shores' Lumber Co, !■; A Shares pres, C F
Latimer «ec. fo.il lleiioer ave.
Sieotli? .loiin 55, Black>..milh, Horse-
shoer aud llnfr Pcvey and Lumber-
men's Ti.ols .'OO 2d c. I'-^e^ adi\]i 1J9.)
Skill Stephen M, saloon, 411 2d w.
Smith Bros (Harry B. John S and Abraham
L), installment goods, 113 2d w.
Smith C L. commission, 708 2 1 w.
Smith Frederick C, florist, 2 18-222 7th ave.
Smith & Iloppenyan (Thomas C Smith.
Bernard Hoppenyan), undertakers, 103
3d ave e.
Snyder Clarence, propr Ashland News,
211 Vaughn ave,
Soper Hou.-e, iirs B Yeomans propr, 210
9th ave w.
Sopcr \allinii S, Propr City Shoeing
Shop and Mnfr Carriages, Wagons and
Sleiiihs, cor yth ave and 3d w. (See adv,
p 133.)
Spencer R F & Co (Ripley F Spencer),
harness, 2u> 4th ave .v.
Staerke Elerm.an J, meats, 320 9;h ave w.
Standard Oil Co, E G Scott agt, 3d ave
cor 31.
Stark Albert W, barber, 402 2d w.
Stcasticr Plow l2oy, Capt F A
Bischotl Propr, Franklin House. {See
ado, p 133.)
Steele Gavin M, drugs, 123 2d e.
Stenz Bros (John and ^Vm), grocers, 719
2.1 e.
Stevens Mrs J L, dressmaker. 102 21 w.
Stevenson Arthur L, dry gouds. 109 2d e.
Siockholm House, C A Anderson propr,
710 2d w.
Struckraeyer E A, cigars. 317 2d w.
Sullivan Dennis, confectr, 120 2d w.
Sullivan John, confectr, 130*! St Clair.
Sullivan .B &. Co (.lerry Sullivan,
Leonard Van Hecke). Wholesale Cora-
mission, Fruils. Vegetables, I'roduce,
Flour, Etc, Commercial Row nr Wis-
consin Central Depot (Sec adr. p 135.)
Sullivan & Cramer (Jeremiih Sullivan,
C N Cramer), grocers, 723 2d w.
Summers B W, rgt C, St P, M& O Ry,
Dcpnt cor 7M1 ave and Jth w.
Siiporior Eloime, Michael il Early
Propr, 217 7tli ave w.
Sutherland Shoe Co, 0 L Sutherland
pres, AC Ambler sec. lUO 2d w.
Sutherland Walter R, saw mill, foot Pren-
tice avenue.
Svea House, Gustav Kronquist propr, 318
9lh avenue w.
Swanson August, saloon. 310 9Lh ave w.
Swacsou vSwan, saloiin, 722 2d w.
Tat'gart John W, barber, 2U2 2d w.
Tanner S W, brick mnfr, 802 3d w.
T.irbox Fred O, train master M, L S & 'W
Ry. 44 Shores' b'.k.
Tatro L R. barber, Colby Hou^e.
Telford House, O Baker propr, 222 3d
HVenue w.
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in Short and Direct
1 lii Route from
CHICASI
SOUTH,
Chicegc
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Tronk By.
The Favorite Rente East
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Telford Thomas, SL'aler of iveiglils and
measures, Poritoffice blk.
Tellor Uschel, dressmkr, 1114 2d w.
Thaj'er AIiss Miuy, laundry. ^IJT 2d av w.
Thibault Henry, saluon, 501 2d e.
Thiese Bros (\Vm H and Albert F), meats,
218 2d w.
Thomas G F, abstracter, 309 Beiiser ave.
Toejiel I><(nis, Ai,'t Fred Miller Brew-
ing Co of MiUvaukix' Wis. ol'J 3d w.
Toiiiliiii<>, ."JSiMrill & Sisiilli (W M
Tomkina, George F Merrill, Ben F
Smith), Lawyers", ifOi 2.i w.
Trciiioiit ll!oii.>>e, Bekkeu BrosProprs,
212-21U 3d ave w. (.S,," adn, p IJfl.)
Troaii Edward I, Attorney and
Counselor-iit-Law, Ashland National
Bank Bldg.
Turner Joseph M, supt public schools, 314
2d ave e.
Twiggs iV; Rea (.lohn AY Twiggs, Wm 15
Rea), real estate, 309 2d w.
Union Hutel, Miss Carrie Edwards propr,
cor Front and 11th ave w.
United States Express CIo, J L Brown agt,
400+ 2d w.
United States Indian Agency, J[ A Leahy
agt, 614 2d w.
United Slates Land Oliice, R C Ileydlauft"
receivtr, G W Carrington register. Secur-
ity Bank bldg.
Valstad Ole O, propr Railroad Home,
221 Sdi ave w
Van Dooser & Sandon (J F Van Dooser,
WSSaudon), real estate, 20 Shores' blk.
Van Wonuer Joseph H, laundry, S07 10th
avenue \v.
Vaughn Public Lilirary, W O Bancroft
librarian, Vaughn blk.
Vocol IJ, Mngr Val Blatz Brewincr Co
(Ashland Uranrb), 320 Ellis ave.
Walltcr Si <ji. Plumber, G.as and Sieam
Filter, UG 21 ave w. (.S'l; adv, p 135.)
Walsh Miehncl T, grocer, ."507 2d e.
Waterman George, grocer. 523 Vaugliu av.
Weaver Eli, shoemaker, 813 St Clair.
Weed A A; Co (Alfred and Paul Weed),
lumber, Securilv Dank bldg.
Weed, Gumaer i Co (Wm H Weed, Tlie
Gumaer I'.statei. grocer.s, 211 Ellis ave.
Weed llunry \), drugs, 800 2d w.
W.eiss Frank, saloon^ 807 St Clair.
Welch Edward.saloon.cor 2dave w and 2 1.
Welch P J. chief train <lespalcher.Ar, LS&
W Ry, 44 Sbores' blk.
Wcntwotth T P, propr Merchants' Hotel,
213 od ave w.
Wcrder Wm, saloon, 307 2 1 w.
Western Union Telegraph ('.., B C Wil-
kins mngr, 115 Vaughn ave.
White Miss L W. milliner, 420 2d w.
Wicklem M & Co (Martin Wi( klem, Sam-
uel Anyviek), upliolsterers, 707 2 1 w.
Wis."!!!"* A; Ii!c]iar<i«oii (D L Wig-
gins.AV \V Riclmrdsoni. Lumber Inspect-
ors. 12 Shores' lilk. {<r'e r-f''. p ISO,)
Wllkins Benjamin C. mngr W U Tel Co,
115 Vaughn ave.
Willes Edward G, real estate, 211 Vaughn.
Williams Jerome B, dentist, First National
Bank bldg.
Wilmarth L C, mayor, P O Mk.
Wilson Frank S. drugs. 503 2d w
Wilson W W & Co(\V W Wilson, 11
Overholser), grocers, 523 2d ave e.
Windom Edward II, real estate. First
National Bank bldg.
Windom Wm L, lawyer. First National
Bank bldg.
Wiuniger's flarmonia Band, Franz Win-
niger leader, 203 2d ave w.
Wischnewski Jo.seph & Co (Joseph Wis-
chnewski, Martin Biedrzytcki), tailors,
21S 3d ave w.
\Vi>eoii«iii Central IJiie-i (Nortlu ru
Pacific R R Co Lessee), J W Coria .\gcnt
at Ore Docks, J S Dyer Agent, Dujiot,
3d ave and 4th. (See adv.)
AVisconsin Telephone Co, AV P Ilyland
mngr, 14 Vaughn blk.
AVolff Rev Isaac (Jewish).
AVood Orman L, barber, 209 3d ave w.
Wright & Kftchum (A W Wright. P II
Ketchum. Saginaw, Mich) lumbi-r, 10
Shores' blk.
Yeomnns iirs Britannia, propr Soper
House. 210 9lh ave w.
Yorton Henry, restaurant. 117 Sluntz ave.
Young Gilman G, grocer, 121 2d uve e.
A'oung Jlen's Christian .\ssu, Wm Sloan,
sec. cor Ellis ave and 3d.
Z^'idth Iron Mining Co. Edwin Ellis, pres,
N I AVillev. sec. 518 2d w.
Ziehl.siiorll' E J August, tailor, 204 2d w.
Zimmerman Jliehael. clothing, 200 2d w.
Zminicrman Samuel, 2d hd goods, 007 2d e.
Zingsheim Hubert, propr Uld Lake Shore
House, 1418 St Clair.
Zipperer it Foster (Alexander A Zipperer,
Edgar Foster), bottlers, 1002 St Clair.
ASHLAND JUNCTION. In Bay-
field oouulv, at the juncli(m of llie (',, St.
P., M. & b. Ry and X. P. R. R,, 22 miles
south of Bavtield and 5 from Ashland.
Population. 100. Exp. Am. Tel. W. U.
Lucy M. Dickerson, postmaster.
DlfUor*oii l.,a\vrenoc .11, Itailroad,
Exp and Tel Agt.
CfiJqo, Milwaukee & Si Paul Pif
The Popular \\\
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West and llofihi'/esf
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ASH RIDGE. A farm house post-
office, in Pu'clilanil county, 16 miles north-
west of Kicbland Centre, the coucty icat,
nearest railroad station and baniiing'point.
Mail, daily. H. C. Householder, post-
master.
Groves Peter, blacksmith.
Heidbrink .1 11. general store.
Iloiiselioltlcr II C, General Store.
Putuani 0 \V it Son, nurjerv.
Schullz Theodore, cheese mufr.
ASHTON. A postoifice in Dane coun-
ty, 10 miles northwest of r^Iadison, the
county seat, and 3 north of 3Iiddleton. the
nearest railroad Elation. Mailison is the
nearest banking point. Population, 50.
Mail, tri-wcekly. J. B. Esser, postmaster.
Adler Michael, carpenter.
Dre^sen Carl, physician.
Esser I'crnard, ad:iicultural impts.
Esser John, saloon.
Esser JoM'pIi 15, Hotel.
Kirschcck Simnn, tliorraaker.
La Kay F \V, blacksmith.
Kelfc'ior .!«>lm, General Store.
Zennet Joseph, carpenter.
' ASKEATON. A postotiice on the M.
& N. It. K., in Brown county, 1~< miles
south of Green Bay, the county seat, and
5J from Kaukauna. the nearest banking
point. Population, 3(J0. Tel. \V. U. :ilail,
dally.
Clune D, general store.
Martens A, groeer.
Patterson I>, saloon.
Van den berg B, grocer.
Wall E, grocer.
ATHENS. Foimerh- known ai Black
Creek Kails, is on the A, &. N. E. Ky, in
Marathon county, 30 miles northwest of
AVaiisau, the judicial se-it, and 1.") from
DorcheBter, the usual bai klugiioint. Exp.,
Pacific Population, ;ji)0. K. A. StruppI
postmaster.
Bell John N, blacksmith.
Biecha Krank, hotel.
Bohling II. meats.
ItriiKKtV Kn-jil'/.or. General Store.
Degncr Henry, hardware.
Degner it Kreulzer. general store.
Qruelzinacher Franl:. blacksmith.
.Tohn.«en. liiilbrock it Ilalsy, saw mill.
Kreutzer Jf.hn, livery.
Markwoldt F, shoemaker.
Muiice .loliii «.V ""ioii. General Store.
Xuernberg John, wagonmaker.
Reilbrock, Schlegel iV 3Iii!er, Hour mill.
Schicke Albert, shoemaker.
Sfliu'tz Fred, hotel.
Strtipn F A,Real Estate and Insurance.
Williams L, railroad, exp and tel agt.
ATTICA. A village on Big Sugar
river, in Green county, iO miles northeast
of Monroe, the county seat, 7 from Albany,
the nearest railroad station, and 12 west of
Evansville, the nearest banking point.
Stages daily to Albany; fare, L'5 cents.
Population, 100. Mail, daily. S. A. Scott,
postmaster.
Bartlett Joseph, saw and grist mill.
Case Adelberl, carpenter."
Clark Joshua, wagonmaker.
Cleveland Benjamin, blacksmith.
Ilcattiinan JSrs HI, Hotel.
Jewell J O, carpenter.
Keylock George, mason.
Keylock llenrv, mason.
:»lasco \V is. General Store.
Oswald C, cheese mnfr.
Persons Byron, live stock.
I'lOgers Rev H (Methodist).
Scott S j\. Creamery.
ATWATER. A station on the C. :^r.
& St. P. Ry, in Chester township, Dodge
county, 10 miles south of Juneau, tiio
county seat, and 4i south of ^Vaupuu, the
nearest_ banking point. Population, .jO.
Tel., W". V. F. 8. Jacobs, postmaster.gen-
eral store and railroad agent.
AUBURNDALE. In Wood county,
on the Wis, Central Line, 24 miles north-
west of Grand Rapids, the seat of ju'^tice
and 9 southeast of Marshlield, the location
of the nearest bank. Exp . Am. Tel., W
U. Population, 500. Robert Connor,
postmaster.
Berg Nicholas M. saloon.
I'.rickles Rev L F (Presbyterian).
Connor Conipitn}, Saw Mill and
Lumber.
Connor House. F Markee propr.
Fond du Lac Iron Co, charcoal.
Friederich Otto, general store.
Joch liev Joseph (Catholic^."'
lilt'lfer .1 C A: Co. General Store.
Lusk Jacol), justice and lawyer.
Markee Frank, propr Connor House.
Merkey August, carpenter.
Merkey Edgar, railroad and exp agt
O'liuen Geiirje, marshal.
O'lJricii nrn (i, Miliiner.
Oiicap & Siand Troal !lj, '^^'\l^Z^!,^°TJ-^''
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Raut John, shoes and saicon.
Sorenson yoren. blksmith aud wagonmkr.
Uplegger Hev K (Lutberauj.
AUGUSTA. A prosperous incorpo-
rated city located on the C. St. P., M &
0. Ky, ill J-^au Claire county, 105 miles
northwest of Jlilvraukee, 12U southeast of
St. Paul, and 22 soulhensf of Eau Claire,
the seat of justice. Bridge Creek fur-
nishes power utilized by 3 llouriug mills, a
planing mill and sash, door and blind fac-
tory, 2 saw mills, a chce-se factory and a
creamery. It is the centre of a rich agri-
cultural district, for which it is the re-
ceiving aud distributing point, and is rap-
idly advancing in wealth and importance.
It has churches of the Baptist, Catholic,
Lutheran and Jlethodi.it denominations, 2
large school buildings, 2 hotels, a bank, 3
e'evatois and a beautiful ami tastefully
laid out park. Two live weekly newspa-
pers, the h'irr;li' (Hep) and the To/un (Ueni),
are published. The principal shipments
comprise grain, beef, pork and live stock.
Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Population,
1,280. C. A. Kirkham, postmaster.
Adams Albert, cattle breeder, 2i miles e.
Anderson John, Mksniitli aud inipts.
Aii^Mi>.tu JJaiik Tlic (Capital Al"i. 0001,
Ira IJ Bradford Propr, Ciinton K Brail-
ford Cash.
Augusta Brass and Reed Band, John
Judge leader.
Augusta Creamery, VictoryDrugCo.proprs.
Augusta Driving Assn. Charles A Cox sec.
Augusta Eagle, G O Jones prrppr.
Augusta Times, Clarke & Warner proprs.
Austin Silas W, apiarist.
Axtel Silas, money broker.
Ball & Culbertson (John L Ball. Charles
^X Culbertson), saw mill, 4 m e.
Barber Solon, cattle breeder. 1 ni s w.
Beebe J D it Co (John D and Charles F
Beebe), grocers.
Benzie Henry V, painter.
Blaisdell, Cox & Wood (Frank C Blais-
dell, Charles A Cox and L W Wood),
horse breeders.
Kriiclfortl Clinton lu, Cashier
Augusta Bunk.
Bradford Ifev Elbridire (Methodist).
Bradford I B & E M (Ira B and Elmer M),
lawyers.
Brown Henry, horse breeder, G m s w.
Brown Win II, wagonmi.Uer.
Bruss Pev Ueury (fjutheran).
Piulis Charles E, harness.
Buller Nathan L. barber.
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AUGUSTA, V/ISCOFJSIN.
FIRST=CLASS $2.00 PER DAY HOUSE.
Good Sample Rooms aud First-Class Accommodations.
FREE 'BUS TO AT^'D FROfl ML TRAiFIS. "• A. Wi:i.«'l!l, Proin-.
Cood (;ou<1n and (iood W oikiiiuii>.Iili>. .V I'ull 1.1HC of Sani]>l<'N CoiiNlanlly
on tiaiwl.
Mkrcfiant Tailor.
A Perfect Fit Guaranteed. Ttie Best of Y/ork Done on Sliort Notice.
AUGUSTA, - - - WISCO?iSIFa.
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Ciirgill W W & Cn,C F Hanke mngr, grain.
Carter John 1', livery.
Ciark C F, painter.
Clark Frank L, piiptnia^ter.
Clark & SLiaver (Lutlicr F Clark, James
f{ Shaver), pump'.
Clarke & Warner (Frank L Clarke, C Wes
Wr.rner). proprs Times.
Cox Bro3 & Clarke (Charles A and Wm S
Cox, Frank L Clarke), gen store.
Cra\vfor(! Judson C, lawyer.
Crilcs Kr!!e!.t J, Merchant Tailor.
{See adi\ p i.J5,)
Dauflenbach Frederick, hardware,
lienison Jason !I. cattle breeder. 2 m w.
Mcnsmore O W & Co (<J)rson Wand Orpha
Deiisiiiore), fruit shipper.^, 4 m w.
Oensnn Kclsey B, shoemaker.
Dittmer Oiistavus, biiots and shoes.
F.ddington Wni, callle breeder, 0 m s w.
Krvin Ebenczf^r. carpenter.
Fletcher Elmer L, i)liysician.
Flick Mrs Laura, drc^^imaker.
Hackett John C, d;dry.
HackettA Hebard (John C Hackett. Wm
D llebard), hardware and impts.
Ilall Joseph, apiarist, 3 m e.
Hall Jlrs Susan M. dressmaker.
Hamilton Georjre F, physician.
Hart Itev Frank L (Methodisl).
Heard Lester A, drayman.
Heinzelniau Jilartin F, photographer.
Hills Oeor^rc, planing mill.
Hurst Joseph, drayman.
Johnson Elson \V, lirick mnfr.
Jones Oriff O. propr Ka'^le.
Kopplen Herman, saloon.
Kyle Henry H. c.ariicuter.
Lockwood & Uldcin (Mrs X JI Loekwood
Mrs Hattie Uhli.in), millinery.
Looniis .Mrs Lovii.se. eonfectionrry.
McCntlery Janu-'i ifc Co, dour mills,
3 ni n w.
Mcliallum Miss May. milliner.
McCliilehie Samuel, farm impts
McC'iillouch Jami-5. hincksraith, 2 m n.
i^9<'4;ill iioberl t", CU-rk Park House.
Mr.l'liersou Allen I), blacksmith.
.VliKoniber Mi^i Libbii\ dressmaker.
?tIaromber yylvi.-.sler .M. livery.
iMarte NicoUuis. furniture.
.Miller Henry F, harness.
.Monteilli Josoph. real estate.
.Morris Jlisg Estella, dressmaker.
Muzzy John, cattle breeder, 2 m n.
Nelson Thor, slioenviker.
(.'ber E F & Co lEdwarU F Ober), general
store.
(>lsou Slcner. tailor.
I'almiter S il, carpenter.
Palms George H, saw mill, 0 m e.
Park FIoH^c, H A Welch Propr. (Ses
adv. p 14s . )
Parr Sylvester M. harness.
Pettiuoae Amos, physician.
Plummer & Finch (Edward W Plummer.
Oscar Finch), flour mill.
Pride Elbridse C, marble works.
PrilS AtiSJ!«t F, Propr Sheridan House.
Randall Allen H, horse dealer.
Richards David, livery.
Rick August C, meat market.
Rick Charles A, saloon.
Rickard Albert, grocer.
Rickard Charles, grocer.
Robinson Delmont W, cheese mnfr.
Rogers L'ugene M, dcnlist.
Rose P H iV; .M L (P Herman and ."Mary L),
dentists.
Rundlett Or J Rodney, drugs.
Russell's J]n]], Henry Russell propr.
Schroeder Wm, ealoouand impts.
Schuitz xVugust, painter.
Scott Charles W, dairy and live stock,
6 m w.
Scott George E, s:cr,ts' furnishings.
Slicridau JSoiise, i\. V Prill Propr.
Strader Albert, carpenter.
Strauss ife Lev5- (Kerilinand Strauss, Jacob
Levy), giMiiTal slore
Tasj^'H't tSro.s (Charles and John W!,
Dealers in Farm Produce and Agricul-
tural Implements.
Tliatelicr IJro.s (Willis E and D El-
mer).Groceries, Tinware, Fruits and Con
fectionery; Dealers in and Shippers of
Farm Produce, Berries, etc.
Thomas Francis N, insurance.
Thwing i;"v E Z (Methodist).
Twomb'y Sidney S, veterinary surgeon.
Vantyne Hiram C, shoes and sewing inachs.
Victory Drug Co, Memory Victory pres,
II F Fredrick sec and treas.
WaiTi'ii ajiirvoy SI, City Clerk, Jus-
tice and Notary I'ublii-.
Washington John fl, city marshal.
Walerphul it Proehl (Henry Waterphul,
Christoiiher Proehl), blacksmiths.
Welch SSciiry A, Propr Park House.
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Whipple Albert \V, agt C, St P, M i 0
Hy.
Whiting Wm J. baker.
Williams Fred E, jeweler.
Williams Ggilva A, general store.
Works Obadiah, dairvman, Ji miles w.
Zimmerman Joseph C, barber.
AURORA. In Washington county. •'
miles west of West Bend, the county seat
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MILWAUKEE CEMENT CO.
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AND BUSINESS DIEECTORY.
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anil banking point, and 2 eiiit of Alieuton,
the nearest railioad station. Stages tri-
•weekly to Allenton and Ivolilsville. i'opu-
lation, 125. SItil. tri-weekly.
Frciitcl Henry, Hotel.
Hollritli IVlcT, stil.ioii.
Sanger G II, blacksmilli.
AUEORAHVILLE. Ou ■\Villow
creek in Wausli.ira county, ly miles east
of Wautoma, llit county .seat, and 7 north
of Berlin on tlie C, M. Si' St. P. Ky, the
nearest railroad station and banking point.
Stages daily to IJerlin. Population. COO.
JIail, daily. M. C. Clark, postmaster.
Aurorahville Creamery Co.
Brown James, carpenter.
■Clark HI € t'i Co, General Store.
Daniels E ^V, nursery.
Ilarvey T .M, carinntur.
Ilatcli V I), phy-'-ician.
IInllciiS»vo!i J \V, Hotel.
Strang A. iiulaiy.
Wells W II Sc C E, general store.
AVALANCHE. On West Kick-
apoo river, in Vernon county, 8 miles
northeast of ^'jrOl|ua,llle county scat, near
est railroad slalion and baiildng point
Stages dnilv lo V'iroqua and Dell. Poiiula-
tjon, 100. "Mail, dady. Mrs. .Mary A.
Sweger, postmaster.
Brown J W, lu.tel.
Brown & Son, saw mill.
Christiansou it T.arson, coopers.
Christoplierson 11. carpenter.
Diedriclison C cooper.
KiiocliKoii E;iio<-Ii, Flour Mill.
Froiland Simon, slioemaker.
Glewn Isaiah, woolen mill and justice.
Graham .Millard, Hour mill.
Lewis ,J W, physician.
Olson JI H, shoemaker.
Silbaugh Gtanville, carpenter.
Skolaud Pcler. carpenter.
Smith Cl.ir.-nce. Iilacksniitli.
SwcKor ?rirs M A, General Store. i
Wig N C, cooper.
AVOCA. An incorporated village, on
the Wisconsin river and on tlie C. , .M & \
^t P. Uy, in Iowa county, 2J miles norlii- I
west of Dodgeville, the seat of justice, and i
0 east of Muscoiia, the neareat banking i
point. Tel., W. V. E.\p., Adams. Pop- i
ulalion, 360. K. W. Giilett, postmaster,
Avoca House. Herman Uotli propr.
Bolian Daniel, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Dietrich H P. notary.
Dimock H A. justice.
Si(i-uii^'Iit >Jr« ,>iary. Milliner.
Egan .lohu U, hardware.
Finsind C G, blacksmith.
Fro.i«l Cros (Charles H and .Joseph A),
General Store.
Gallaglier Cliarles. marshal.
CiillclteK \V, Hardware and Furniture.
Hack it Schlumb, blacksmiths,
llubrict M, saloon.
Kendall Georiie, mason.
Kiuzie E E, drutrs.
IWcCallUtor Joliii I», General Store
and Produce.
McGinley .lohn, saloon.
Marshall M M, saloon.
Medd Hev .John i .Methodisi).
^lotlet X, meat market.
Renter Frederick, carpenter.
Roberg Ole, merchant tailor.
Roth Herman, propr Avoca House.
Schwineel Philip, lilacksmitU.
Scovill Kev A I> (.Mnthodist).
!^iiii(tiis(iii I2iiii!i, Boots and Shoes.
Smith C, jilivsiriun.
Underwood 15 F, physician.
Ward .Josiah, liooks and confry.
Zimmerman J G, furniture.
AVON. In Rock county,
southwest of Janesville, the c
and 7 soutli of IJrodliead, t
tianking and sbipping point. 1
100. C. H Olseu, iwstmaster.
Ballou & Hopkins, blacksmiths.
Ballou it Olsen, general store.
Dustreaud T, pumps.
Norris T G, live stock.
Severe Olson, blacksmith.
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tion,
AYR. Laugladecounly, Name changed
to Crandon, Forest county.
AZT ALAN. .V village on Crawfish
creek, in .IctVcrson county, 7 miles n^irlh-
west of Jefferson, I he county seat, and 3
from Lake SlilU, the nearest railroad sta-
tion and liankinu' point. Stages daily to
Lake Mills and .Milford. Population, 2'AK
Mail, daily. Charles Crandaii, postmaster.
Campbell it Hr.tchinson, creamery.
rriiiidall Cliarlfx, General Store.
OfForest Peter, cider mnfr.
Emerit A & .1, live stock.
Farmer Edward, proiiuce.
Guild !Marson, carpenter and apiarist.
HItchcocic Louis, painter.
Hycr O P, vet surgeon.
Chicago, Milwaufces fi St, Paul ej,!r:,:t"*/estan(l lloithy/est
Iryggisis' flobbsr
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AVISCOXSIN' STATE GAZETTEER
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Jajxox II, carpenter.
Jajeox ;?3jiry. Dressmaker.
Raymond 6 B, slioeniaktr.
Schmidt Erccst, blacUsmilb.
ScbuUz J T, mtison.
Seely St Paul, justice.
Smith Wra, mason.
Warntsh Julius, carpenter.
BABCOCK. Formerly known a? Rem-
ington, is on the C, M. & St. P. Py., and
on the Yellow river, in Wood county,
18 miles southwest of Grand Rtipids, the
judicial seat and usual Ijankinc point.
Exp., Am. Tel.,W. U. Population, 450.
W. J. Shea, postmaster.
Bawden W II, cranberry grower.
Carr &, Greeley, sawmill.
CumminK-s Mrs C, cranberry grower.
Durfey F L, saloon.
EricUson E J, railroad and ttl act.
Frasicr Ciieorso, Cranberri' Grower.
Fritcher U, cranberry grower.
Gilbert K A & Co, general store.
Greeley Gcori^e T, cranberry grower.
Iliiics A ES, General Store.
Hitchcock U \V, hotel.
Kendall C M, teal estate.
Law T iM, hotel.
Love John, railroad, cxp and tel agt.
McGlinn James, cranberry grower.
McNcel J S. physician.
Mt'XtTl WaKon, Drtigg.
Peterson A. slioemaker.
Remingtim 11 \V, saw mill.
Reilly'j J, meats.
Scribiier A 0, cranberry grower.
Scriliner J B. cranberry grower.
SIioii \^' J, General Store and
berry Grower.
Stout \Vm. saloon.
Ward Louis, cranberry i/rcpwer.
Welch & Tupp, restaurant.
Cran
BAD AXE CITY.
See Genoa.
Vernon county.
BADGER. A country postftlice in
Portage county, SG milcH .Moiithrnst of
Stevens' Point, tlie county seat, and V
southwest of Wiuipaea, the nearest rail-
load station and banking point. Stages to
Waupaca and Plover triweekly. Mail,
tri-wtekly. James Swan, postmaster.
BADGEH MILLS. A station on
the C., M. it St. P., the C, St. P., M. &
O. and on the Wisconsin Central road.s, in
Chippewa county, C miles southwest of
Chippewa Falls, the county seat and near-
Chicap & Grand ]mi By.
est banking point. Population. BOO.
daily. T. G. Butler, postmaster.
Badger State Lumber Co, general st
Ciiii>ie E EC, General Store.
Gorton Jasp'er E, railroad, e.\p and ti
Hansen James, millwright.
Lealand J W, meat market.
Miller Frank, justice.
Souj^hworth A II, blacksmith.
Stallord J L, cariienter.
Yates J V, broom niufr.
MbH,
1 agt.
BAD EIVEE. Ashland county.
yiuw: rhangcd to Murse.
BAGLEY. On the MLssissippi river
and on the C. B. A; N. liy, in Grajit coun-
ty, 20 miles northwest of Lancaster, the
seat of justice and 7 from ]5loomington.
the nearest banking point. Tel, \V. U
Exp., Am. Population, ICO. Bernard F.
Ketler, postmaster.
Bagley Bros, general store.
Raglev i.fc Readv, meat market.
Boldt Gustav, blacksmith.
CJalkins A, grain and general store.
Day James '1', n.a.son.
Glass Lewis it Son, .staves and lie:idii:i.'.
lifflor El(criiar<l F, Insurance Agent
and Printer.
Keeler John, barber.
Keeler & Glass Bros, hardware and impls.
Parker W, carriagemkr.
Radtke W F. railroad, exp andte! agt.
!^l:iSiiiaii Elfiiry, Grocer.
StHLiinan Leonard, harnrj-s.
Thie>sa Wm. hotel.
Walser Gubert, wagonmkr.
BAILEY'S HABBOR. A village
on the shore of Laki- Michigan, in Door
county, '2') niik/s northeast' of Sturgeon
Bay, the county seat, anil ?■"> northeast of
Green Bay, the nearest railway station.
Sturgeon Bay is the nearest banking point.
Id summer, goods should be .shipped direct
by water. Stages to Stur.£reoii Bay and
Ellison Bay; fares, ,<1 and ,'0 cents respec-
tively. Population, 100. Mail, dailv, F.
WoliltmanD, postmaster.
Braun Andrew, saloon.
Kraiiii .lavoh. General Store.
Carrincton Miles, carpenter.
Eitaiigh RnL'er, farm impis.
llendnek Mrs Adam, hotel.
Jakobson Andrew, cigar mnfr.
Jams Adolpli, saloon.
Kriskern John, saloon and justice.
Palace and Dining Cars
ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
New York Lile insurance Co,, ^:^r': '"::r:r: ^o^r/^r";
M., -n « li V.A IKKJC, AVIS. W. S. CAM1>KK, Stale Aeent. WALKKU Iil( ICNKli, i:,
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JlcCullougU T W, hotel.
OUlciilJcr;; XVin, Shoemaker.
Spring 11 G. groct-r.
Stepben .1 K, justice.
Toseland Wtn & Co, tlnur and saw mills.
Weiss Jloritz, blacksinith.
Wellhngen Louis, blacksmilli.
AVoliUinaiin F, General Store.
BAKERY ILIiE. A postollire i
■Wood county, {VA miles northwest of Gran
Rapids, the county seat, and 5 southwest
of Marshfield, the nearest railroad station
and b.inking point. Stages to Jlarshlield.
and Nasonville. Population, 50. Mail
tri-weekly. John P. Kraenier, postmaster.
Evans S, railroad and exp ngt.
Fleckenstein Michael, telegraph agt.
Heckle J & Bro, hotel
Heusler Anton, cheese ranfr.
Kraenier .John P, gen! store and hotel.
Linster Ikos, flour and saw mill.
Kuber Joseph, blaeksmilli.
Pfeifer Krhard, carpenter.
BALDWIN. A prosperous incorpo-
rated villaje in St. Croi.x county, on the 10.
division of the C, St. P., M. tt O. Uy, 20
miles east of Hudson, the count}"- seat, and
27 west of Menoinonie. It has ICpiscopal,
Congregational, Piesbylerian and Lutheran
churches, a graded pui)lic school, a public
hall, a tire department, a bank, which does
the banking for several surrounding towns,
R flouring mill, 2 creameries, cheese facto-
ries, special and general stores, and a
Weekly newspaper, the IJniUtiii. Ships
Rrain, live stuck, jiroduce, lies, piling, etc.
Population, SCO. Tel., \V. U. Exp., Am.
Henry Anderson, postmaster.
Anderson Henry, lawyer.
Aphelcn & Ikurock (Louis Aphelen, T O
Brurock), saloon.
Arverson Rev N (Lulhrran).
Baldv.-in Bulhtiii, Ferd PiMchman editor.
H'ddwin Cornet Hnnd. i; C Tanberi: Idr.
ItaiiU of Kiildtviii (Capital, s2.-i.000;
Surplus, ^ls,750), Ojcar I'teiller Pros,
J A Decker Cash, Tlioodore .Ii.-ssup.
Asst Cash, Banking, Insurance and Real
Eslat(
wekus Andrew J, jeweler and exp agt
Borchsenius Hans, lawyer,
l^orchsenius W"\ C, real estate.
|!ur-eh Charles, .^aloon.
l|iirlt Rev B 11 (Coni;reffational).
t-'ave & Sampson (Edward J Clave,
^^ Sampson), proprs Park Hotel
MiileiTerR, f
Cyrus
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Christensen A; llaarlow (Lauritz A Chris-
tenseu, Wm Haarlow), druggists.
Colpitis David A, railroad agt.
Colts Benjamin, carpenter.
Dahl Christian O. mfieliaut tailor.
Weclier Jaiiie.>) A, Cashier Bank of
Baldwin,
Ellertsou llathias, saloon.
Foster Dauie! J, justice and carpenter.
Foster JIrs H S. milliner.
1 i Franks lienjamin, confectioner.
Freeman C F it Co, Wra Sav.age agent,
grain and flour.
Qaustad John R, shoemaker.
Grasli A; .Moe (James Grasli. John lloe),
cheese mnfrs.
Uaageusen Herman A, barber.
Ilagestad Ilermau A, agt Adolph liirsch.
Hanson Mrs I, general store.
liiirri't BEaroUl <>, Saloon. Billiard
Hall and Ice Dealer.
Hawley Harvey, telegraph agent.
lledemark Andrew Jl, saloon.
Heebink Bros (Ldward B, Gerliard II and
Herman), general store, brick mnfrs, hay
prcssers, ties, etc
llelgerson Ole, jewelers.
Henke -Airs Augusta, confectioner.
llenke Wra, justice.
Hill & Hawkins (James Hill, AVm Haw-
kins), creamery.
Ilirsch Adolph, II A Hagestad agt, gen-
eral store.
Ilolle it Wikerink (Fred Holle, John
^Vikerlnk,IIe!lry Te Haar), cheese mnfrs.
SE<>liiic<4 ^<;llllllel S. General Store and
Farm Produce.
Holmes Wm L, physician.
Jensen & Anderson (Paul A .Jensen, Henry
Anderson), furniture.
Jorstad Peter, grain and produce.
hn Page Joseph, harnessmaker.
Larson it Johnson (Joseph P Larson. Smith
Johnson), blacksmiths.
Lee Ole S. Idacksmith.
McDoiialil .Mrs A C, physician.
Melgord & Norman (Isaac M MelgorJ,
Jacob Norman), general store.
.Atusic Hall, V G Seribner propr.
Nelson I5erl C, harnessmaker.
Nelson Lewis 1', general store.
Olson Sisters (Laviua and Regina), dress-
makers.
Ostensen Ole, general store.
Park Hole!, Cave it Sampson proprs.
Patrick Jos.'ph B, physician.
Peachman l''enlinaud, ed Baldwin Bulletin.
Peterson Geortre, prin public school.
Rickerd & Olson (George Rickerd, Albert
Olson), livery.
Dydahv Brothers, ^ Pork and Beef Packers,
.•Ylll,AVAli£EK, WlsfONraX. \ AND PROVISION DEALERS.
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AVISCONSIX STATE GAZETTEEK
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Rider Homer, stock breeder.
Rider & ^liner (Louis X Rider, WmMiijer),
feed mill.
Ring Jaine3 ^V, live sti.cli.
Rosenquist Rev II (Lutheran).
Saugestad Oliif A, druETsist.
Setlergren & Pittraan (Frnali E Seltergren,
Georjxe il rMtlmati'i, hardware, coal. etc.
Snoe3'enbos Christian, general store.
Start Romeo II, lawyer.
Stone Ole, mason.
Stronks &: Kappers tEdward Stronlcs. .Jos-
eph 0 Kappers). hardware and coal.
Swfinson Swan, carpenter.
Thompson Bros (Thomas and John), wag-
onrnaktrs.
Tremoiit House, J B AVakeQeld pronr.
Vaudunieulcu Rev J, (Presbyterian).
Wakefield James H. propr Tremonl House.
Warren Mrs L A. milliner.
"Wilford Bros (Edward and ..Tohn O), meats
and live stock.
JWoolsey C'Hrdiual J, flour mill.
Woolsey Walter, city mar.<:hal.
Zillmer Gustav, blacksmith.
. BALDWIN'S MILLS. A postoffice
on the south branch of iiittie Wolf river,
iu Waupaca county, TJ northeast of Wau-
paca, tiie county seat, nearest railroad
station and banking point. Stages, weekly
to Weyauwega Population, 'JOO. !Mail,
weekly. 'A. South, injstmaster.
Baldwin C P, creamery and live stock.
Bliss Daniel, dairy.
Dunliar George, carpenter and mason.
Dunbar .lauie.'i, mason.
Faulks W. dairy
ESoil<<c ISc'iirj', Blacksmith.
House W J, cari'enler.
Mather Dainel, tanner.
Roniori E. dairy.
Soiilii Z, D:.iry.
AVarren E W, blacksmith.
BALMORAL. In Richland co\mty,
11 milt.s from Riclihir.d (.Center, ilie ju-
dicial scat, and ;i from Muscoria, its bank-
ing and shipping point. JIail, semi-
weekly.
Bair n A, machinist.
Ewing H, nuisic ti acher.
Ifliiin\«3iriii;; '1' C. General Store.
Rowells J K, clieese mnfr.
BALSAM LAKE. A post village on
tlie Balsam brunch of Apiile river, in Polk
County, CMl miles nortlie«slof Osceola Mills,
the county seat, and 12 from St. Croix
Falls. ^linn., the nearest railroad statioD.
and banking point. Stages semi-weekly to
Turtle Lake and St. Croi.x Falls. Popu-
lation, To. Mail, semi-weekly. J. W.
Park, postmaster.
Davidson N A, town clerk.
Ely James, justice.
Freeman J S. carpenter.
Ciibsoii & Elin^reii, Surveyors.
Lapp John, blacksmith.
Leeding John, mason.
Murphy Wm. livery.
Overman E W, town treasurer.
Park J W, General Store, Saw and Grist
Mill.
PickleRev J J (Methodist).
Shephard John, hotel and meats.
Toby Wm, blacksmith.
Tuttle I^ros. hotel.
Whitlock John, saw mill.
Whitlock Wm, painter.
BANCROFT. On tlie Wis. Centra!
Line, in Portage county, Ui miles south ol
Stevens' Point, t!ie county seat, and 7 north
of Plaintield, th(! nearest l)anking ])oinl.
Stages dailv to Keene and Long Pine.
Populalion,'50. Tel., W. U. Ed. Mclntee,
postmaster.
.llcliilce Kdwnrrt, General Store.
Plummer W W. railro'ul and tel agt.
Radcliffe I harles, saw mill.
Ragan M, mason.
BANGOR. A prosperous village lo-
cated on I lie 1/a Crosse river and on the
G. & N, W. and C, M. & St. P. Rys, in La.
Crosse county, 15 miles northeast of La.
Crosse, the judicial seat and 10 southwest
of Sparta. Has a bank and a weekly
newspaper, the Ii,ilc]ii:ndt-nf. I^xp., .^ra.
Tel., W. U. Population, .000. G. Darling,
postmaster.
Anderson A P & Co. drugs.
Baebler Zarharias, saloon.
P.aehler Z jr. railroid, exp and tel agt.
Bangor Exchange Bank, John Kupp propr.
BanL'iir Swiss Chiese Co. mnfrs.
Itcckiiiaii Wm .1. Grocer.
Bosshard John, flour mill.
Cassidy J H, rai'roa.l agt.
Cavadini Dominick, mason.
Chase Henry, nursery.
Coats A- Giltillan. lumber.
DarliPL' Georce, livery.
tinrlius <»r"«it, Confectioner.
Davis Rev H (Congreeatioual).
Deutehes Gafth.ius. F Habe! propr.
Dow Hcnrv, tailor.
ChJcego & Gmnd In
sS/ n
my.
The Favorite Route East
VIA M.VG.llt.l F.\L.l.S.
Rofriuor^trirQ '"''"'" '"'^^^''^^SKR MSFG to., Mannfacturers of MEAT P.EFRKJEUATOKS
nblllguiCilUIO. MKAT ItdCkFIiS, EI.EVATOUS of all kinds, PIMIN, BlitWEIlY "! ACI!ISI.>!Y,
1M>0IN0 JACKS, HOlbTI.Nii iaACill.NKUV, Etc. oli-iH COailERCE SIKEET, Mll.UAl'KEE, WIS.
BAN
AND BUSINESS DIKKCTORY.
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151
Draper AE, saloon.
Kvans Jliss Libbie E, milliner.
Evans Ricliard 11, drugs.
Fox JoiiD, coQt'ectiocer.
Fritz Henry, moats.
Hahtl Ilenr}', pmii Deutcbcs Gasthaus.
Ilaines J A, publr Independent.
Hussa Joseplj. brewer.
Independent, J A ILiines publr.
Jenkins Joliu G, muliinist.
JuukinsMrs Mary F, artist.
Jenkins W G, citrars.
KoeblerEmil, biacksmitb.
Kupp John, gen store and banker.
McCain J &: Sun, livery.
Malbcson S it Co, general store.
ilengel .Vlfied, pcccral store.
Merle Eugene, black.'-milh.
Metenberger \Vrn, birber.
Jlorgan ]'ierce, biacksmitb.
Netvtou Alexander 1>, filiysician.
Fiigb Rev 11 :\I (MeUiodisI).
Kadtke Vi'm J, barber and jevceler.
Reisedorf Earney, I'ainter.
Robert E li, grain and live stock.
Schuhmaclier George, sboemaker.
Siiiitli W Ck A, Furniture and Hardware.
Starr J, creamery.
Stinze Josejib, wagnnmakor.
Vaugban Kihvanl'W, carpenter.
Vanghan J I), uudertaker.
Walls Jobn, bold.
Weber J 15, taloon.
WbeldonJobn. justice.
Wolfe Andrew, barncss.
BANNER. A poslc tlire in Fond du
lac county, l-l miles ta.-t of Fond du Lac,
tbe county seat, .'j sontli of St. Cloud, tbo
nearest railroad station, and 12 west of
Plymoulb, tlie nearest banking point.
Population, 7,j Mail, triweekly. II.
Meyer, postmaster.
Dautermann Henry, shoemaker.
Greve Henry, tailor,
lliun George it Co. clieese rnnfrs.
I.anserM.itibiw, boicl.
Meyer W K, Grocer and Collection
Agent,
Moriarity Maurice, justice,
liammel S, sbooniakcr.
Thuermcr Jo.=eiib, biacksmitb.
\\alsclimldt Jacob, justice.
WcrmckeC F G, justice.
BARAEOU. The judicial seat of
lauk c(.unty, is an Important and tlourisb-
'^f-' city, located on the m.uin line of Ibe
^- *^N. W. Ry., 17.J miles from Cbicago
! 119 from Milwaukee and 230 from St.
Paul. It is headquarters for the .Madison
division of the great !Xorlbwestern system,
and the round house and machine shops
for the division are located here. Some
four or five hundred railroad men ami di-
vision ofiiccrs are residents, and the
amount paid them averages ^S'l.OCO
monthly. The Earaboo river runs through
the city, and furuishesabundant power for
driving minierous manufacturing estab-
lishments. Tlie city contains 11 churches,
2 banks (one national), 2 flouring mills, a
woolen mill, a fouiidry, 3 planing mills,
1 first-clasa hotel, a court house, 3 com-
modious public school buildings, a linely
appointed opera house, llie second largest
in the State, a well equipped and ctlicieiU
fire department, and the Baruboo Water
"Works Co. supply water to the public
through a series of pipei extending to all
parts of the city. It is litdited by gas. and
the Edison method of electric lighting iias
been succe.-^sfully introduced. 'J'lie pre-s
is represented by the Jl.irah'Xi Jifpul^ir,
the Si-iuk Cuuntij Di mocrat and the Jiiralmo
Xcirs^ all enJ!iyiug a good circulation
throughout Sauk and adjoining counties.
Baraboo is built on a series of hills, 1,05'J
feet above sea level. The scenery around
is very beautiful. The celelirated Duvil's
lake is 3 miles south, and the weird and
delightful dells of the Wi.'ccjnsin are
within a short drive. During the summer
season thousands of touiislsand pleasure
seekers pass through the city in going to
and from these famous reports. A new
.Masonic hall, to cost :j;HO,000, will lie
erected in the near future, and a !jIO,0tiO
Y. ,M. C. A. building has recently been
built. For a place of its size and popula-
tion there cannot be found one anywhere
in which the people are mi^e alive to their
higher interests, and in which the neces-
saries, comforts ami luxuries of life in alt
conceivable form", are more easily olitain
able than they are here, and no fither citv
oilers greater inducetuents to honest capi-
tal and honest latior. Tel.. W. U. Exp.,
Am. Population, 0,000 David E.
Welch, postmaster.
Abbott Harry .M, millinery.
Acott Harry M clothing.
Albrech & Schlag (Herman Albrech, John
Q Schlag), proprs Wisconsin House.
AUpeter August, cooper.
Andrews W'm W, physician.
Ashley Jedediah B, laundry.
Aton James G, sewing machines.
Avery Frank, boots, shoes and in-'urance
si'
10, 12 aiKl 14 Follrlli St., Foiiddii I,ar. WPs.,
is tte Place to Bay PARLOR SETS, over 200 Styles.
-»««i*l
ILLiiOIS ^m I
n Short and Direct
Hi Route from
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WISCONSIN STATK GAZETTEEE
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Baer Alfred, photot^rapber.
Bailc}' John F, pliyiiciim.
Baklwiu Reuben, ylove ranfr.
BsiiiK of Ciaraixxt (Capita!, s.jD.OOO;
Surplus, .slj.OOO), George .Merteiis Pre3,
Jacob Vaa Orden Cnsli.
Baraboo City Brewery, Ferdinand Efflnger
propr.
BaraUoo Cold Sioraffc Co, Mun-
roe & Tecl Pro|)r;:; C'a->lj Dayersot Grain
and Produce; t'nal and Fi'At-clas? Cold
Slorage,e of C & X \V Hy Freii:;lit Depot.
Baraboo Gas and Electric Lighf Co (capi-
tal, §30,000), 1! H Cowan pres, .M A
Warren sec.
Baraboo Hoop Mnfrr Co, K A JliUer projir.
Btiraboo groii U'orks.Wra F Wack-
ier Propr; Architocluial Iron Work,
Foundry and Machiuo t^linp.
Baraboo Lii^lit, Ileal and Power Co (capi-
tal, $10,000), M A Warren pres, L E
Iloyt .sec.
Baraboo News, .J V& G A Kartack proiirs.
Baraboo Iti.-pnblic, John II Powers editor
and propr.
B.iraboo Iljller Mills, L E Iloyt &, Co
proprs.
Baraboo Hoofing and Paving Works, J F
Sncatlien jiropr.
Baraboo Savings Bank (capital, .s-:!,5,000),
P T Brewster pres, U 15 Griggs ca=li.
Baraboo'; Water Works Co (capital, ^100.-
OOOj, J F Moflett pres, C A ilollelt sec.
Barlow & "Wright (Stephen S Barlow.Jobn
E Wright), lawyers.
Barney S P, county surveyor.
Barstow I'] iward. Hour and feed.
Bender Frank, propr Bender House.
Itciillcy IVloiiroo, Attorney-at-Law.
Benlley & Palmer (Monroe Bentley, Horace
L Palmer), insurance.
Block Henry, uieat market.
Brewer Mrs Benjamin, music teacher.
Brewer lienjamiii \V, cii-'ars.
Brewer Frank E, boots and shoes.
Brown Chauncey H, livery.
Bryant O W, painter.
Buckley J E, clerk of circuit court.
Buliineyer Daniel, cigar uinfr,
Bulimeyer John J, salcroii.
Bull Arthur F, agent American E.xpress.
Burnham Ida, mus^ic teacher.
C'allalian Mr.^ Mary, saloon.
Calvert JIIss Emma, dressmaker.
Capener Opera House, George Capencr
propr.
Carow Alfred J, carpenter.
Ca.se A M, saloon.
Case H J, horse breeder.
C'liambeilin Dan, saloim.
Chapman Eliza, hair goo Is.
Cliicago iUakery, K A Nation Propr;
Bakers' Goods, Fruits. Canned Goods,
Confectionery; Oysters and Ice Cream in
Season; First-Class Lunch Counter. (.S'cV
c(f?li, opp.)
Claradatscher & Co (Tobias and Nicholas
Claradatscher, J P Witwen, Peter Kind-
scbi), dry iroodg.
Clark E :51, State Agent AV W Kimball
Co, Pianos and OfL'ans.
Coleman Charles, pension agent.
Cordes George, furniture.
Cowdrey Rev Samuel B (Epi-^copal).
Cramer George L G, physician.
CrosS Hiram E, pU3'fician.
Cj'<ssicI« liCvi, Attorney and Stone
• t^uarrics.
Crouch Samuel, livi'vv.
Davis J W <t Co (.1 W Davis, C W Whit-
man), general store.
Dickie James, harness.
Donovan J B & Co (J Beach Donovan),
drugs.
Dor ward Rev (Catliolic).
Doty B S, city marshal.
Elkinton John E, cariuige ranfr.
English John E, physician.
L:vatis tSU-liari! I>, Attorney-at-Law
and Collections, cor 4ih and (^ak.
Evcuion Charles II, druggist.
Ewing Jasper, lirerv
Sirit Xalional JSiuik oC ESara-
boo (Capital, S;V),noO; Organized In-:i;i.
T M Warren J'res, Carhis' Bacon Viee-
Pres, Wra A Warren Cash, Charles A
Dyke Asst Cashier.
Fi-^chcr Bros (.-Vugust F, Ernst A and Her-
man A). druL's.
Fowler John, physician.
Gaskell i»v: Peck (Frank Gaskell, Delana
Peck), hardware.
Gibbons George B, coroner.
Gihlions Philip, lilacksmith.
Gillett Allen H, dentist
Gulilf'uli Satnuel, confectioner.
Gollmar E T & J C: (Edwaid T and Jacob
C), wagonmakcrs.
Goodnougli Arthur D. grocer.
CJorsi (.lliarles, physician.
Gould ct Engelmann (Odell B Gould,
Emil Engelmann). barber.s.
Graf & Netcher (Henry Graf, August
Netcher). builders.
Griggs J S ct Co (John S and Richard B
Griggs), clothing.
Grotophorst Herman, district attorney.
Grotophor^t, liemington & Buckley (Her-
man Orotiiphorst, Arthur Remington,
James A Bncklrv'), attorneys.
North Star Iron Works.
PiBisii MA^ul•■.ic■n■KI^(i CO.
Ashland, - - Wisconsin.
rnpBritj,.Minli;ind'i-KnclnP(-r», >I.i"Mni.sts. Koiinder,*, lir.llernmkKri.
MillMrij,-hl«, suiT.llliniarhinery, Jlinins Mnrliii.rry, CurlUs ami IILU
Speed Knginea, UolUrs, ronerTrausmlUliis JIacliiuer) , etc. Seep. C
TUB-iaSH BATHS
E A SAFK. PLEASANT and RELIABLE CFKATIVE A(iF>T.
-PIBIFVIXG: INVKiORATIXf. ; STI!K\(iTllEM>fi:
The JANESVIiiCE XnSKISir BAXiJS ADorU liiTalids Superior llemedial AjTantases.
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Gust Adolph D, sah.on.
Gust Aut'u?l, meats.
Hacker JMicbael C, bookbinder.
Uerfort Autrusl F, county clerk.
Kerfort Joseph, boots ami shoes.
Hiergins George T, deutist.
IIofMnttor John It, Dry Goods and
Grorerie.*. cor Oak and :jd.
Iloldcii i^y.rii O, JIarbie Monuments,
Oak.
Hook Albert, musical md>e.
Ho(ti><3 <?ii<i)i<>, C'lolhiusand ilerchanl
Tailorin.tr, ;;-^0 Oak.
Horr Otis S, propr Pratt House.
Horstmatin Louis J, meats.
Hoyt L E it Co (Lester E and "rt'm H
Ho} t). proprs Haialioo Holler Mills.
Humphrey Ira L. IjarJware.
Hurd Artiiur .J, dyer and scourer.
Island Woolen Cu, Kicli, McFetridge &
Hopkins proprs.
Jaok<ioii illaii.XiOiii, Dry Goods
Crockery and Urocerieb.
Jacobs Lewis M. Ijarber.
Johnson Amos P, Hour and feed.
Johnson it S'ln. jl jur mill-'.
Jones Herbcit P, chilhinir.
; JuDge tliarles, barlier.
1 Junk Joseph, restaurant.
! Karlack J P & G A (John F and Gustav
I A), proprs Baraboo >Cews.
Kasiska Carl, harness.
■ KasUka llormaii. ilercbant Tailor.
Ke3-ser Philip H. grocer and seedsman.
Kilian Ausust. blacksmith.
Koch Theodore, physician.
Kohu it Schiff (Dorris Kohn. Henry
ScbifT), clothing.
, Krech Jiernbard, meats.
: Ladon Bros (Nathan and Simon'), dry gds.
j Leeg Bros (Benjamin H and Henry B),
meats.
! Lciiv. A<lol|>ll, S.iloon.
Link John 0, jjweler.
Little \Vm it Sin (Wra and AVm M),
tailors.
Locke Amos G. baker and confr.
Lonymatc Georjo. llour and feed.
S.ueJii r f. A; Son (Pnderick C and
Edward), Bakery, Uestaurant and Fruits.
Luther Jolin F, saloon.
JIcFarland Irving A, builder.
.AIcFarlaud Heubeii W. builder
.AIcNalh- James, sal'^on.
R. A. NATIOr^J,
'ilOI'KIETi>K '
:.lfp'^]THE CHICAGO BAKERY
1 \'-. :,nr'- liakers' (.'oods, Fniit. Caiiniil Goods.
Si't tuiiferlioner).
/% OYSTEKS AND ICE CREA'J Hi SEASO:(. FIEST-
7/-^ CLASS LUSCH COUXTEU.
Bridge SIree),
BARABOO, WIS.
U^ .j^^ C3 C3 im. C>' ^^' ^W'9:
THIRD STIfEET, NEAR OAK.
^WTER AND CONTRACTOR
AND DEALER IN KEAPEUS. BINDERS, MOWERS.
Binders' Twiue a Specialty. Road Carts, Agricultural Implements of
All Kinds. Hardware and Cutlery.
Roofing of All Kinds Done on Short Notice.
PAINTS, OILS AfJD GLASS.
BARABOO, VVISCOPiSIN.
Cliicap, fviil-muke !i SI, Pa«i Rj, l;;,?;;;: M and Jloi&i'/est
?IAM I'ACrt'IlKili.S OF
WISCQ-ISIH VEnETIAN BLInO CO.. , . , , , . . p,. ,
OfficeA Factory, JSi Lake St.. .■'IIUVAIELE, WIS. LfllBSt jnijifriVSn iSPlStlan Uilr.DS,
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WISCONaiV STATE GAZETTEER
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ilarriolt Bros (Henrj-anii Wni), hardware.
JIarriott Edward G, boots and shoes.
Marsli EiU-j-nrd X. Real Estate. Loans
atid Coliectioua; Land Agent; Carriages
and Wiicons.
^Mathews Uerman, general store.
Mercer W 11, coiiniy treasurer.
Miles James, sheriff.
Miller Bros (^Charles and Valentine), sa-
loon.
Mills li F, physician,
Mocller A Thuerer (Henrj- Moeller, Chris-
tian Tbuerer), wn'jonmkrs.
Moore "\Vnn, general store.
Jlould M II, mayor.
Mould yini I. photoirraphcr.
Mould & Buckley' (.Mathcw II Mould,
Alexander G Bucklevi, stationers.
Jtlnnroc «V Tcel CWard Muuroe, Frank
D Tfel), Flour, Feed, Lime, Cement and
ShU.
Murray .lohn. flour and feed.
\'3t(i(>i] StolXTt A. Propr Chicago
Bakery. iN, adt; p l.JT.)
OvlivrsU-AUoKV .itI^li^(, Tinsmith
and City Treasurer.
<Ht .Bj»o«il», (Carpenter; .Mnfr Patent
Wa.shing ^I.ichints and Dealer in Hard-
ware, [Ste mic, p 153.)
Paliodie Gcore:e A, propr Railroad Ealing
House and Hotel.
Putleison .M L, register of deeds
Peck it Cramer (Samuel H Peck. Phillip
I) Cramer), proeers.
Peck iV llerferl (Fremont C Peck, Frank
Herftrl), general store.
PohliiiaMu iV Schroedcr (Fri-ilerick \V
Pohlmaun, Henry Frederick .Schroeden.
cigar mnfrs.
' Porter A: G.jrks (Alonzo W Porter, "Win J
Oerks). furniture
Powers W'm .1, merchanl tailor.
Powers John 11, editor and propr Baia
boo Republic.
Pratt House, Otis R Ilorr propr.
Prenio Thomas, hotel.
Railroad Ealing House and Hoti.1, George
A Pabodie propr.
Ram.'^eyer Gottfried, jsweler.
Rasclicin Mrs B, milliner.
Reiiiking Aiii;usl. dry goods.
Reul George M & Son (George M and Ju-
lius AV), iilauiiig mill.
Ueuland Malhias, blacksmitli.
Rich, 31cFetri(!gc A; Hopkins (Henry Rich,
James A MeKttridi;e, W'm 11 Hnpkins.,
proprs Inland Woolen Co.
Riese Joseph, meat market.
Ringliug Bros (Albert. Otto, Alfred T,
Charles and John), circu;.
Chicago & Gfand Trool: Rf.
Ruhland George, brewer.
Runge E August, jiropr Sauk Co Democrat.
Ryaii Charles E, jeweler.
Ryan Mary, dressmkr.
Sauk Couijty Democrat, E A Runge propr.
Scbadde Peter J, photogragher.
Schlungbaum John, harness.
ScboeufeUi Henry, gun and locksmith.
Schultz Wm, shoemaker.
Schulz W H. county supl of schools.
Seeker Charles, brick mnfr.
Selleck Edwin, insurance.
SoHeck &, .Siifobs (Edwin Selleck,
W II Jacobs), Ab^tracts of Title.
Sharp AVestern, painter.
Shepherd George H, saloon.
Slade Mrs F T, dressmkr.
Slye Alfred E, jiistice of peace.
Slye Lawton C, physician.
Sneathen John F, dentist.
Snodgrass Rev T J (Methodist).
Stanley & lioag (Wm Stanley, Edwir^
M lloae), general store.
Stewart James L, lumber.
Slillbon Lorenzo D, sewing machines.
Stone, Miss Florence, dressmkr.
Strong Henry C. rtgt C A X W Ry.
Thomas & Prentice (Wm Thomas, Wra H
Preuticei, meats.
Tobler Frederick, saloon.
Trestrail R Lawsou, mngr Western Union
Tel Co.
I'rban David, barber.
Urban George, [iropr Urban House.
Vanderveer James N, planicc null.
WiK'klcr \'fiti V, Pr(ipr Baraboo Iron
A\'orks.
Waite JI C, insurance,
\Valli-rs Frank .\ , phvsician.
\^':illun AliDiSiaiil, Mnfr ami Dealer
in Tight Barrels, Slaves, Heading and
Lumber.
■\Vili-rc'ii lltMijiC, Warren A; Watson
IV.pr.s.
WiiiTcii &- Walton (Thompson It
Whrren.lMwaid C Watson), Proprs NVar-
ren House.
Walt Cyrns, painter.
Webster Hiram H, horseshoer.
AVeiiich Brus (Louis and Emii), mcat.=,
Welch Daviil E. oostmaster.
Welch & Erswell (O H Welch, E S Ers-
well), furniture and undertakers.
AVf ymau Jacob, cigar mnfr.
While Alliai C. barber.
Whilman Frank, druggist.
Wild t'lmrio*, Fiirnilure and Wall-
paper : 'I'lie Leading Undertaker, 312 od.
Wild .Mrs Charles, milliner.
Wilkinson I'etcr, livery.
The Favorite Route East
VIA niAGARA FALLS.
Chicago S Crand ]m\i
Palace and Dining Ca.rs
ON ALU THROUCK TRAINS.
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ANli BC6INKSS DIRECTOKY.
BAH
■Wilson James P, attoriiey-fit-law.
Winrich Rudolnh, saloou.
Wisconsin House, Albrech & Schlag
proprs.
Wood licv J A (CoDgregational).
Woolcolt Wni X, cabinetmaker.
WordelmaiiD Herman H. saloon.
Worth & Swan (Daniel Worth, Albert
Swan), ma3(jU3.
Worthman .lames .S. city c'crk.
Wright .)(ihn }'., insurance.
Young Ephraini ^V , county judce.
Young Jileu'3 Christian Assu, L> A Lewis
sec.
Young Thomas, lumber.
BARBER. A postofljce in Iowa coun-
ty, 15 miles east of Dddgevillc, the county
seal and nearest bankirt; point. and -1 Eoutii
of Blue Mounds, on the C. ^t N. W. Ry,
the nearest railroad station. Stages, semi-
weekly to Blue Moundy and Ilullandale.
Population, 15. .XIail, semi-weekly.
BARNEVELD. On the C. .t N, W.
Ry, in Iowa couuly, 10 miles uorthcast of
Dodgeville, the county seat and nearest
banking point. A wrel.ly nev/.'papor, the
Itegister, is publi.-hed. Population, SOU.
Tel., W. U. E.\p., Am. T. I. Williams,
postmaster.
Aspinwall W W, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Cunncen ]\lichael, carpenter.
L)avis Washington, hardware.
Enimel Anton, slioenialccr.
Foulkes lV. Pridou. blackMnllhs.
Grifliths f) C, biark-mith.
Jones II J, publr Ri gi.-ter,
Jones J P it Co, geiirial store.
Ostenbcig Charles, hardware.
Reese James, livery.
Reese John I), grain.
Register, J 11 Jems iuil)lr.
Roaeli R J, groceries and drugs.
Roach \- Jones, farm impts.
Rol)erts John, carptiit^r.
Shide & Ostenbcrg, general store.
Starry F F, hotel.
Williams Thomas I. general store.
. .BAERE MILLS. On Lustwick creek,
in La Crosse comity, lo miles northeast of
La Crosse, the county seat, and .5 from
West Salem, the nearest shipping and
banking p,,int. Population, iin) Tri-
■Weekly mail stage to West Salem.
Broitsman F, tlour mill.
Filter Wm, wajonmnker.
Mann C. eenerai store.
RuugeWm, general store.
BARRON. Is located in the central
portion of county of same name, arnl is a
thriving village on the .M., St. P. it S. Ste.
il. Ry, and on the Yellow river, 'i'i2 miles
northwest of Milwaukee, S west of Came-
ron, and 12 southwest of Rice Lake. It is
the county seat, and contains a bank, saw,
stave, grist and woolen mills, 3 churches,
good schools, and an opera house, capable
of seating 5oO. Two weekly uewsp.apers,
the Barron County ShUhi and the l''p>ih'i-
can are published. Land is worth •'i'2..")0
to fflO per acre. Population, 1,000. K.'ip.,
Am. Tel., W. U. Jonathan J. Smith,
postmaster.
Bader Joseph, merchant tailor.
Bank of Barron (capital, s"jO,000), Frank
J McLain pres, Clinton 1) C(.'C cash.
Barron County Shield, C S Taylor propr.
Barron Hou?e. Thomas Munro propr.
Barron Republican, Williams A Son proprs.
Barron IMler Mills. J \V Taylor propr.
Barron \\'ooleu Mills Co, C S Taylor pres,
Libbie Taylor sec and trcas.
Brandt Wm H, drugs and books.
Breen Louis J, county clerk.
Burns Mrs Jennie, meat market.
Carr Mrs G K, milliner.
Carver N E, county .supt schools.
Chrisleson Simon, propr Quatlerer Ilouse.
Coe Clarence C, law)-er and insurance.
Coe C D A: J F, abstracters.
Coe Jerome F, lawyer.
CoUmiiiiii J-: V. Ai Co (Edward C O^le-
man), Oenersil Store, Wood Ties and
Piling.
Collingwood John, carpenter.
Corastock Henry S. county judge.
Conner John N, general store.
Oubetz Samuel, dry goods.
Ellis ^Vm H, physician.
Ellsworth Henry G, lawyer and district
atty.
Englcrt George, propr Farmers' Home.
Farmers' Home, George Englert projir.
Fink August, meat market.
Galviu Jolin J, grocer.
Grover & Johnston (Woodbury F Grover.
Sylvester Johnston), general store.
Heiniz Nicholas P, salocm.
Hood Wm U, general store.
Horning James, shoemaker.
Horstman Wm F, furniture,
llulbert Azro, well borer.
Ilursman J E, county treasurer.
Jenks Charles, physician.
Juve TorL'er O, trr.o, r.
iiLiiiois mm I p,
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WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTE KK
BAS
Kinsley Fred B. lawyer.
Knudson Chriiliau. boardicsj house.
Lee & Dickinson (Tliomas IJ Lee, Dwight
L Dickinson), saw mill and siiingle
mnfrs.
Lemma Field E, agt Cross, Badger & Co.of
Chicago.
JIcDonald Charles H, grocer.
McKee David, blacksmith.
McKee ^Vm A, barber.
McKesson J W, saw mill and stave mnfr.
McThurston Mamie, milliner.
Muiiro Thomas, tailor and propr Barron
House.
Murdock A T, livery.
Kortlirup Fred W, iivery.
Pace David D, barber.
Park Hotel, P W Pratt rropr.
Parr MnfgCo, George Parr pres, Mrs F B
Kinsley sec, general, store and saw mill.
Pierce Eugene \V, city marshal.
Pierce & Breda (Eugene Pierce, Otto A
Breda), painters.
Poist liro* (.John and DeWitt), Hard-
ware.
Pratt ]' Wiley, propr Park Hotel.
Quatltrer John, longer.
Quadtrcr House, .Simon Christeson propr.
liadermaclier Henr^-, c'.erk circuit cmirt.
Rowley Cliailcs R, pumps, etc.
Russell D A, county surveyor.
Schroder Charles C, saloon.
Sill Harvey .1, lawyer.
Skinner tt Beckwith (\Vm A Skinner,
James R Beckwith), general store.
Small Wm, coroner.
Smith James C F, dentist.
Smilli Jonathan J, postmaster.
Smith R D, blacksmith.
Speed Silas, sheriff.
SpillcUe Caesar, photographer.
Stevens AVm, gaideuer.
Stone J W, register of deeds.
Taft & Knudson (Gerlrudu Taft, Hannah
Knud^on), dressmaker.
Taylor Charles S, Stale senator and publr
Barron County Shield.
Taylor Cortex P, general store.
Tayli.r Jeremiah W, propr Barron Roller
Mills.
Tindilan I B, apiarist.
Waldion Charles C, pbysici-in.
W'endling Jactib, railroail and exp agent.
Whitlemore Ijaf.iyelte F, jeweler.
W'hittemore Mrs L F. milliner.
Williams & Si'.n ( lames U and Jay),propra
Barron ItepuLiliran.
Wold Christian, saloon.
Wold & Aune (Lnui-! Wold, John Aunc).
saloon.
Wood F F, priu public school.
BAERONETT. A villace on the C,
St. P., M. & (.1. Ry, in Cumberland town'
ship, Barron county, is miles northwest of
Barron, the county seat, and 7^ north of
Cumberland, the nearest banking point.
Settled in 18S0. I'opulation. 2.50. Te'
W. U. Exp., Am. Mail, daily. C. b!
Morrow, postmaster.
BarroiieU J.,iuiil»cr C<».
BARTEL STATION. A da- station
on the M., L. S. it W. Ry, in Ozaukee
county, 9 miles south of Port Wa-shincton,
thejudicial seat and banking jioint. Mail,
daily. G. Timpel, postmaster and farmer.
BARTON". A town on the C. & X.
W. Ry, in WiT-hinirton county, 1} miles
northwest of Wc.^t Bend, the county seat
and nearest banking point. Population,
47.5. E-xp, Am. Peter Eraser, postmas-
ter.
Boden Adam, saloon.
Boden John, carpenter.
Eiscnmann M, sa'.pou.
Endwig John, carjienter.
BlirscliboccU I>aiiU-l, Bjots and
Shoes.
Huntington & Ne'son, llour mill.
Kapfer John, hotel.
KeenintTs Gerhard, saloon.
Siirolier lac-nry. General Store.
Kircher Henry jr, hardware.
^Martin Charles, mason.
Neigh J R. railr()a<l and cxji agl.
Rogenbauer Anton, blacksmith.
Saeman J M, general store.
Saneressig Henry, hotel.
Van Bree Gerhard, saloon.
Wiltinann M, saloon.
BASCO. On the I. C. R. R., in Dane
county, 14 miles from Madison, the judi-
cial SL-at and banking point. Exp.,- Am.
Tri-«eekly stage to blory. Mllo Saunders,
postma.ster.
Duncan I F. railroad, exp anil tel atrent.
I. mull \ II', General Sti>re.
^iiiiiiuUT'* .tlil<», Carpenter.
Saunders >' G. music teacher,
Viney A, mason.
BASTIAW. A postoffice in Burnett
county. lU miles east of Grantsburgh, the
county sent, and 10; west of Shell' Lake,
the nearest railroad station. Stages week-
ly to Shell Lake and Clam Falls. Popu-
It t\JVi,
W ..i ,J aUXjO l,iu-i,t. C«taluguM free. J Hi \Y. Water Street, MIIAVAl KKK.
The Green Bay Business Collags T™
Uepartiucnt.
fil for its Kxcelleiit I'arililies ami Tliorounhn
ANMAL CATALOUUt: FHKE. Address GiilCEN liAV, 1^ I
liAS
AND BUSINESS DIRECIORY.
JJAY
1.57
lation, CO Muil, weekly. Geurgu Mont-
gomery, postmaster.
BASSETT. A village on tlic C. & N.
W. Hy, in Keuo-ilia county, 2- mik's
southwest of Keuotha, the countj' seat,
and 13 south of Burlington, the banking
point. A cheese factory is sustained.
■i^)pulation, 00, Exp., Am. !Mail, daily.
K. L. Bassett, postmaster.
Bassett Si I>, Railroad and Express
Acent.
HofEmau M L, prDiiure.
Karcher Adam, bhiLksraith,
Suiter Wm A, pcueral store.
BASS WOOD. A postollke on
Jlill creek, in liichhind county. fU miles
souihwest of Kichland Centre, the county
seat, and 7 north of JIuscoda, the nearest
railroad station and bankiuj: point. Stapes
to Muscodaand Viroi[ua. Population, 40.
Mail, tri-weckly. N. W. Bennett, post-
master.
Aneer Jolin, live stock.
Itciiiicll .\ \V, Blacksmith and Haul-
ware,
Cornwall Charles, cheese mnfr.
Henry Orin, justice,
.lohuson O, carpenter,
.lohnson Lewis, carpenter.
Lucas ,J S. live slock.
Peters \V S, CJeneral Store.
I'iekerinc; .John, live slock.
Powell Joseph, chee.se mnfr.
Siirnim Nicholas, blacksmith.
Troxwell Frank, constable.
Wells Newton, justice.
BATAVIA.
'■■'•n.
Sheboygan county.
BAY CITY. A postoffico on the
fhoreof Lake I'epin and on the C, B, iV.
-V. l{y, in Pierce county, 13 miles soulh-
i-ast of ICllsworlh, the county scat, 0 by
ian'l and .IJ by water northeast of l!ed
Wing, iMlnn., the nearest bankint,' point,
^'hges daily to Ellsworth, Esdaile, Iler-
'x'rt and Clay lit Id. Papulation, loO. Tel.,
>V.U. Exp.. Am. W. E. Tucker, post
master.
Anderson C W, liotel.
''iirrie J N, carpenter.
>l!-lm(piist S L, ;i^h.
•^lililei-sU'iii, Saw Mill,
■^lornn .1 P, real esSate and iutlici'.
^"'t L, railroad, c.xprci-,'^ and ttl accent.
="l'ii.eRlo Wm P, Carpenter.
Tiiciter W !■], Grain and General sion
Tyler Bros, wooil and lumber,
Tyler Charles H, real estate.
BAYFIELD. Is located at the ter-
minus of the northern div. of the C , St.
P. M. & O. Uy, in the northern part of
Buj field county, of which it is the judicial
seat, 306 miles northwest of Milwaukee, 21
north of Ashland and 12 north f f Wash-
burn. It contains Catholic, Episcopal,
Methodist, Presbyterian, German Luiherun
and Norwegian Lutheran churched 2 pub-
lic schools, one public hall, a handsome
and commodious court bouse, a steam saw
mill and a large lish packing establish-
ment. A live weekly newspaper, the /)'•','/■
j!'kl County Pr(.is (Pep.), is published.
The water works are controlled by I he
Bayfield Hydraulic (Jompany, and were
erected at a cost of slOOUO. The Lake
Superior Brown Stone Quarries, in the vi-
cinily, yield a superior (jualily of building
stone, (/f which several of the principal
buildings are built. Fish, lutnbrr and
building stone, are the jirincipal ship-
ments. Telephone connection with Wa'-b-
burn and Ashland. E.\p , Am. anil U. S.
Tel , W. U. Popululion, l,4i)0. Currie
G. Bell, postmaster.
Anderson .lohn, sherilf.
Andreas Cbauncey T, jeweler.
Atwood John W, Mngr A Booth Packing
Co.
Bnvlield Box Factor}', M Downey mniir.
liajtield Cornet Band, Fred Ildle leader.
Bajlield County I're.ss, C Vj Dell pt..pr.
Uii]liel4l I'oiiiily Title .\l>slrit<-t
Co, W W Downs Propr. (Sif ai,',-, p
!oS.)
Bayfield Fuel Co, Hobert Inglis mngr.
Baytield House, Hokinson it Anderton
proprs.
]5a.Vfield Hydraulic Co, A Tale prcs, F W
Denipon sec, C G Bell supt.
Baj field Public Library, Miss E M Silver-
nail librarian.
Bell Currie G, propr Bay lield County
Press.
Booth A Packing Co, J W Atwood mngr,
fish.
Boutin Frank, general store,
(^asey ICdward, shoenraker.
('hapman James, general store.
City 1 Intel, Andrew Farrow propr.
C;iay Harry, mngr Lland View ILitel.
I>o\vii>> Will W, Attorney at-Law and
Propr Baytield County Title Abstract
Co. {Sec adi', p 15S )
Chicago & Grand Iml %
The Favorite Route East
V8A NIAGARA FALLS.
MI;TI70fl TJFSTin nn^Tr>M -run rkvaxt a stjcatton rm-
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•WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
BAY
JEccles K F, faloou.
Etsell Diuiiel J, hardware.
Farrow Audrew, propr City Hotel.
Feliiliauseu >Iat, propr Fountain House.
Fischer Frod, general store.
Flanders & Herrick (Orl.Tndo Flanders,
Frank .M Herrick), afeneral store.
Fouutain House, Mat Feidbausen propr.
Fox Lizzie, dry troods.
Freeman ii'jv C E (Presljyterian).
Oafron Itev John (C'.itbuiic;.
Grains <>-»crii ESou«ie, Allan T WW-
liaras Mii'.',r.
Haniiuiii IJeiiry. physician.
Ilsti'lxti- <'!«y 33ou«it>, John Hopkins
I'ropr; Ceiitrally Livcatud.
Hcll.stiom Frank, liarber.
Ilokinson & Anderson (Peter Hokinfon,
Oarar Anderson), proprs Bayfield House!
ISoplciiis .Bo9iii, Propr Harbor (Jity
Hoube; Conlrully Located.
Howley Patrick, restaurant.
Hoyt it Connor (Charles Hoyt, Charles
Connor), .saloon,
[nglis Hobert, insurance and c.^p agent.
Island View Hotel, Harry Clay mngr.
Kinney Thomas H, baker.
Kinlz 'J' F, meat market.
Knight Alonzo, county treasurer.
Lambert Mrs Ellen, ilressmaker.
Leonard W T, coroner.
Lumlterman's Dank, \Vm Knight
W W Downs cash.
McCamis Kobcrt, saloon.
Jlillor Andrew B, merchant tailor.
Jtoran Thomas W, railroa'.l and tel a:,'i.
Morgan l{ev W H (.\Ietliodist).
Nourse Jo.^cph H, general .-.lore.
Noyes Cliailos H, circuit court clerk.
O'Malley Mrs Grace, propr Union HoUl.
Packard \V II, district ut,torney.
Parks Kodney. furniture.
Paulson & Ernest (Theodore Paul.soo,
Theod(U'e Ernest), carpenters.
propr.
Pike Robinson D, saw mill.
Pike & Drake (11 U Pike, E P Drake).
stone quarry.
Pine Georffe A, barber.
Ruggles A L, county supt schools.
Ryder Morris, dry goods.
Shaw Frank, grocer.
Silvernail John B, baker.
Stark Frank, grocer.
Stuart John, grocer.
Tate Andre'.v, druggist.
Union Hotel, Mrs Grace O'Malley propr.
Valley Edward, boat builder.
Van Xest \Vm, supervisor.
"Wachsmuth Henry, boots and shoes.
Waehsmuth tt ICrnest (Henry Wachsmuth,
■^rbeodore Ernest), saloon.
Warden A M, county .judge.
V/illey K P A; Son (Nelson P and Calvin),
livery.
Wiliiuins Allan T, County Clerk,
Dei)iity Circuit Clerk, Police Justice
and :\Ingr Grand Opera House.
Wood Alfred H, livery.
BAY SETTLEMENT. A village
on the shore fif Grcin ba}'. in Scott town-
ship. Brown county, il miles northeast oi
Green liay, the county seat, nearest rail-
road station and banking point. Stages to
Green Ray and Sturgeon Buy. Popula-
tion, SO. ]\Iail, ilaily.
Bonduin J B, saloon.
CrstiU'li V, General Store.
Denis Gregolre, general store.
Greenwood Frank, meats and saloon.
Malliet John, shoemaker.
Moeller Bros, blacksmith.
Nerille John, saloon.
BAT VIEW. Door county.
will! am w. downs,
\TT0RNEY"AT-L/
BAYFIELD, WISCONSIN.
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Proprietor of Bayfield County Title Abstract Co.
ILLIIIOIS rtiiTPiiil I P,
Short and Direct
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CHICAGO, SOUTH
Cliicap (6 Crafid Tfijn
The Favorite Route East
I VIA IJiAGARA FALLS.
BAY
AND liUSINKSS DIRECTORY
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BAY VIEW. :Milwaiikee rounly. A
staiion of tlie Milwunkee postofiice. For
biisicess names see MiUvaakee.
BEAR CREEK. A pott village on
the iM., L. S. it W. ]!y. in Outii!;amie
county, 30 miles northwest of Appieton,
the county seat, anil 0 norlli of New Lon-
don, tte nearest banlciutr point. Poniila-
" " ' ■ K.
Exp, U.
lion, 400. Te!.,W. U
Griudel, postmaster.
Abel C, blacksmith.
Dimpsey Philip, salivm.
I'rccinaii T & A, General Store.
Ilaase Wm, 'waKonmaker.
JIackman Charles, general store,
llililebrandt John, harness,
llvcle F ;\I, ceneral store.
Iljdc A; !l£a$$.ler, Saw Mill.
..lepsoj W, live stock.
Kitfer John, general store.
Larson K, hotel.
L'T^'e Julius, blacksniilh.
Murphy P D. general store and justice.
I'ilkc 1», Meat Maiket.
."^cbroeder Charles, ins and farm iinpts.
Thilkey Charles, genl store and saloon.
Thorn D P., laud agent.
Tillman I, wagonmaker.
BEARS. On the C, .M, & St. P. Itv,
in Wood county, lo miles from Grand
liapids, the judicial seat. and lo from Con-
t'alia. G. IJ. Scott, postmaster and sup-
erintendent cranberry marsh.
. BEAR VALLEY. On Pear creek,
in Kichland county, l-I miles southeast of
Hichland Centre, the county scat and bank
h'Ciition, and 10 north of Pone Hock, the
nearest railroad station. Daily .-lagus to
I'l'ne Hock and Lavalle. Populalion, 'JOll.
Mail, daily. Nathan O. Waddell, post-
tnisier.
Clniuller Oeor-e, chec.=c mnfr.
'cidi-rieli Anthony, goneial store.
I'eidciich Peler. wagonmaker.
<«ro»'iilicc-U <-, Clietse .\Infr.
■Miullor Jo-eph, carpenter.
OcliQiior Joseph, ll.iur mill.
•^Himitz Joseph, lilacksmilb.
»> luliUH \a(iiiiii <), General Store.
v^pAVER. A po.^tofflre on the M. .t
•'■ '!■ K., in Marinette eountv, 27 miles
UDtllnvest nf Marinette, the location of the
learest bank. Population. 1.^,0. IC.vp.
^\r'i. Tel.,1V. U. M. J. Bi.^hop. postmaster.
Armstrong Lumber C^'. saw mill.
Kelley II O, railroad, exp and tel agt.
BEAVER CREEK. A postoffice in
Jacksou county, Iti miles southwest of
Black River Falls, the county seat, and 8
south of Taylor, the nearest railroad sta-
tion. Black Iliver Falls is the nearest
banking point. Stages weeklv to Black
Itiver Falls and Ktirick. Mail, weekly.
Gabiiel Anderson, postmaster and insur-
ance agent.
BEAVER DAM. A prosperous and
enterprising city on the N. div. of the (.'.,
M. it St. P. Hy, in Dodge county, 9 miles
northwest of Juneau, liie judicial seat, and
G3 northwest of .Milwaukee. It is a favor-
ite resort for tourists during the summer
months, and is located in the center of a
wealthy agricultural district, en joying every
advantage of climate, fertility rif soil and
beauty of situation. The different relii:-
ious denominations are namcroiHy repre-
sented, and the majority possess handsome
and imposing places of worshin. The
educational facilities are of a superior or-
der, in additiou to an excellent public
school sjstem. it is the seat <pf the Way-
land uiiiversily, and the city is l)ec(}niii"ig
notably prominent for the libel al and care-
ful manner in which such matters arc sup-
jiorled and sustained. It contains cotton
niiils, breweries, pump factory, llouring
mills, grain elevators, soda water works,
•woolen mills, a foundry and mac:hine sliop,
a tannery, a national bank and iiumrious
large and well stocked S])ecial and general
store, handsome residences, etc! The
press is represented by one daily news-
paper, the lleiirrr Dj/ii ]>,u7'/, and ;i
weekly, the Biai-(r Diini TFctA/y,' the J),u!f;e
C'lnnf;/ ('/l/:e!i iinii the Aiyi.-i. The city
is lighted by electricity and gas, lias an
excellent system of water works, a well
eciuipped and cllicienl 11 re department, first-
class hot<'ls, telephone exch.inge and ail
the facilities and appointments uf a pro-
gressive business center. Grain, livestock
and the products of the various factories
comprise the shipments. Exp., Am. Tel.,
W. IT. Populalion, 4,300. James P. Mc-
Gill, postmaster.
P.abcock Joseph 11. physician,
Pasklfeld .fohu, harness.
Peaver Dam Argus, Sherman & Ilutchins
proprs.
Beaver Dam Business Men's Assn, G C
Congdon sec ami treas.
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WISCONSIN bTATE il-VZETTEKE
BEA
Beaver Dam Cottou .Mil!s, J J WiUiauis
pres, J T Smith sec.
Beaver Dam Daily, \\'ep.Ter Bros publrs.
Beaver Dam Fair. J T IL-.nd mn^r.
Beaver Dam Milling Co, Peter P^otdl pres,
Fred S Lewis sec, flour mill.
Beaver Dam Water Works Co, J II Pouley
supt.
Beeljc Crais; B, Pres Wayland Uni-
versity and Furniture Dealer.
Beers Georee, carpenter.
Beers J &■ Co (Jobu Beers, Edward Liebig),
grocers.
Beers JIrs Mary, genera! store.
Bell Piev Allen fPrcsbjteriaii).
Bellov.'s Alonzo W. agt C, M & St P By.
Beule Peter. dru_22iil.
Bickner Miss Mary, dressmaker.
Binzel John P, brewer.
Bludau Matthew, bo(.>kbinder.
Boebm Charles A, harness.
Booth Iliram. merchant tailor.
Bo\vC!5 Eiobcrt T'l, Hardware. Stoves
and Tinware, Plumbers' and Brewers'
Supplies, etc. (-fe uih\ opp.)
Brad:ey George W, photographer.
Brauick .los'jpb, saloon.
Brazell James, cabinetmaker.
Breivogel Philip, blacksmith.
Bromley Mrs John II, dressmaker.
Brown Peter, pumps.
Buckley Kev J (CatholicV
Burke Michael E. ju'^tice.
Buttcrbroill C;harle3 h. blacksmith.
Carroll Samuel T, mason.
Casparle Joseph, blacksmith.
Caspary Adam, saloon.
Chicat'o Uoase. A C Hastings propr.
Clark EBoii'i', Lawrence Bros Proprs.
Colmau Rev H.'iirv (..Methodisl).
Congdon i.t Chumiler (George C Cougdoii,
Wm II Chandler), drugs.
Daniels Victor, saloon.
Davis Kev Newell J (Methodist).
DeQolyer i.\; Son (Everard W and Norman
T), machinists.
Dick James J, lawyer.
Ditz John, meat market.
Dodge County Citizen, Thomas Hughes
propr.
Domiiiy Miss Ahivia, milliner.
Donovan James, harnessmaker.
Doollltlc Silas P. carpenter.
Drake Ilollis B, cattle breeder.
Dries Kev J ^CatholicV
Driscoll Bros (James and J(Jin), barbers.
Eggle.'-lield Genriie, blacksmith.
Elwell i.t 15urke'(Edward Elwell, Michael
E Buike), lawyers.
Ernst Henry, saloon.
Fairbanks Ebeiitzer, shoemaker.
Farlow A. horse breeder.
Farlow Simeon, horse breeder.
First National Bank, J J Williams iire-, .T
E McClure cash.
Fischer Henry A. shoemaker.
Fisher Aliss Addie M, milliner.
Foo Jap, laundry.
Gaton H Charles, llour and feed.
Gaudynski Anton, saloon.
Geutzen Christian, saloon.
Geoggerle Anton, blacksmith.
Gcoggerle John, brewer.
German-American State Bank, L E Rock
cash.
Goklhammer Bev C F (Lutheran).
Grains Henry, tailor.
Grant, Scherubel ct Co (John Grant, John
B Scherubel, Andrew AVillanl), genera;
store.
Griffls Wm C & Co (Wm C Grillas, Milton
M Erway), drugeisf".
Groliiig Charles, masoa.
Grover Lyman, hor^e breeder.
Hammer Mat, saloon.
Hand John T, mngr Fair.
Hannemanu Julius, Hour and feed.
Harder John, soda water mnfr.
Harvej' Chester W. meat market.
Hastings A C, hotel and baker.
Heiiler Max, bl.'icksmith.
Heiiiig Charles W, sewing machines.
Hensler Mrs Charles, mi<lwife.
Hen.^ler Conrad, carpenter.
Heuskr John F, miat market.
Herkert Bros (Frank C and Adam;, cigar
mnfrs.
Herr .lohn, planing mill.
HolTeibert A- I'.dehl Crheodore HolTerl>eit,
Richard BeichI), hardware.
HoUiiiL'Sworth George, horse breeder.
Hop F Charles, saloon.
IIoiJ;ins A B, liuhtning rods.
Iloppi; Chailes F, siUoou.
Hortori George W, photographer.
Hosmer James E, justice.
Ilumnul Annie, saloon.
Hulh Theodore, meat market.
Iro John, salnon.
Johnson Piev T S (Presbyterian).
Jonas Kev Edward (Lutheran).
Jones Wm L, lieutist.
Juillian Baptistc.tailor.
Justice H N, horses.
Kalb Mrs Carrie, milliner.
Kei'Iey Wm E. lawyer.
KIrchmann Wm, saloon.
Kiitmann Paul, baker.
Knaup Uev F i .Methodist).
Knorr Frank, livery.
Chicap & Gfand Trunk I]
Tlie Favorite Route East
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Lftmbcck Lorenzo, barber.
LanJer John C, general storo.
Lauder & Lander (Henry W and Henry
11), lawvers.
LauTOnc'C Bros (Tliomas D and Wm
H) Proprs Clark Hnuse.
Lawrence & Co (Abel P and Frank E
Lawrence), grocers,
Lehman Adam, wagonmaker.
Leibig Edward, blacUsraith.
Livermore L D, s\irveyor.
Londergan .John, fruit^f.
McClure Joseph F, physician.
^IcDermott .lohn, saloon.
Mc!>onaia Edward M, phvsician.
ilcDufflc DLV,-ill C, exp and tel agent.
McKinstry John &, Son (John and Wm D),
furniture.
-Martin Jacob, saloon.
Martin Jacob .jr. cigar mnfr.
Jlarvin Arthur L, carpenter.
Matthews iic Schleward (Ernst Matthews,
Ferdinand Schlewardi, blacksmiths.
jrenke Fredeiick \V, merchant tailor.
Miller fcharles C, stationery.
Milwaukee Iloll^e, Anton Seifert
Propr; Commercial Travelers and Thea-
trical Trade Solicited.
Mirlach A F it Bro (Andrew F and Joseph
F), jewelers,
Moe Abraham D, ratisical instruments.
Moon Ossian C, dentist.
R. M. BOWES,
DEALER IN
ll[iF(!wi!i'e,Slovos;rii>lTi!i\vai'i; |
PlUiiBlillS' J8D BRESEHS' SUPPLIES.
BRASS AND IRON GOODS,
ROBBER HOSE, ETC.
BEAVER DAM, - WISCONSIN
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Dr. N.M.PHELPS,
Veterinary Surgeon
Ar^D HORSS: DETJTIST.
SoloMaiiiifaclur.T.if the
Phelps Condition Powders
Known as tbr ApF'*^ti2er atiJ lilucKl PurUier.
Correspondetice Solicited.
I3S. CS. XE^I52,^ei.*lir"'JL''j,
Attorncy=al-La\v, iXotary Public and Justice of Peace.
Proiui)t Atloiitioii t;ivoii to Collodions. IJEAYER 1)A3I, WIS.
Harfl'.VarP rion MtnitiTll ^^''••"' '""'■ «»" Cntalosne. JOHN .lIi:iMi;u
\»Uo(.imi„. .\-outs for sVC.\?IOHH Sl"i;ri.\I. Tlt.VI* PO^VUEIt.
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.-g !Xeuruhr .ToliD, saluoa.
S g iNewtou Theodore L, horse breeder.
~ Newton it ^Venz (Tboinas L ><'ewton, Ed-
ward C Weuz), general store.
Nicohxus Ilermau 0, ci;,ir nuifr.
Ordway A F & Sons (Alvin F, Guy II and
Edward A), mill furnishers.
Peacock M B II, grain elevator.
Peck Chester, feed mill.
Pfeiffer Frederick, pumps.
S*!ieIfJ?< Xorisian '8, Veterinary Sur-
gcoi] and JIaiiufacturer of Phelps' Con-
dition Powders. (Sre fi(lr,,p IGl.)
Plank Charles, agent P C Hanford Oil Co.
8*r«tl E«lM«f«l 4J, Justice of Pe.ice,
Lawyer and Xotary ; CoUectiona Prompt-
ly Attended to. (.f-'-r atlv, p IGl.)
ria'-:?man Frederick, hardware.
Rodfield & Hawley (Geerge E Redfield,
H II Ilawley), insurance.
Uissmau Bros (Edward and Theodore A),
grain.
^ IJoedl Frank jr. saloon.
CO SJj>e<H, J;ifOt)s iS. BJall (Peter Itoedl,
.'^lichacl A Jacobs, John \V Hall), Lum-
ber.
Howell J S Mnfg Co, John S Howell pres,
Theodore B Powell supt, farm impls.
_ St Charles Hotel, Jacob Zepn propr.
„ ^ Schemmel & Schade (Eniil A Schemmcl,
S2 2 ^^'^"' Scliadc), general .store.
*- Schettler Win & Co (\\u\ Schettler, Otto
^gBi^ Ziniiurr), general store.
j~j Scluller Edwin A, grocer.
frt Schluckebier & Thomas (.Henry SchUick-
j=«j ebicr, Helen Thomas'), general store.
^SS".Schmadebeck Louis, barber.
is Schmidt John J, tjoots and shoes.
^3 Schnctzler Jacob U, physician,
g^ Schumaclier Joseph, shoemaker.
Schutle Carl F, insurance.
C13 Seara Harry B. physician.
CJl Scircrl iViil oil, Propr Milwaukee
CS House; Good Accommodations for the
CO Traveling Trade.
a— Sekelski Pev J F (Catholic).
S3 Sellen it Selleu CSicholaa and Wm P),
C/^ saloon.
gS Shepard & McFadycn (Wm B Shepard,
■"*" Neil McFadycn). dry snoods.
CO Sherman it irutchin.s'(lie!ijaniin F Sher-
^~ man, Frank A Hutchinsi, proprs Argus.
^33' Shipman Uzal O, carriages.
"q5 Sloan A Scott, circuit .iudge.
^j. Smith Noah, hides.
^M Snortz Mias Mary, dressmaker.
\ Speic'n Kev Peter ( Lvangelical).
■ Staab Philip II, livcry.
' Starkweather Courtney, lumber.
Stolz it Heisler(GustavusStolz, Ferdinai, ;
Ileisler), general store.
Striebel Conrad, coal and wood.
Sweets Rev Wiutield S (Baptist).
Tague Thomas N, sewing machines.
Taibert George E, pliysician.
Tegelmann C^hris, baker.
Thomas John, saloon.
Thomas II E & Sou (Richard E and George
H), blacksmiths.
Thorp Wm H. jev.-eler.
Tippeuhauer Frederick, confectioner.
Tracy !^lIrs Orinda, dressmaker.
Triecher Mrs Louise, dressmaker.
Turner. Miller & Blumeuthal (Wm R Tur-
ner, John W Jliller, Herman M Blumen-
thai), marble works.
Veling Amlrew, furniture.
Veling Bros (Peter and Charles), photogrs.
Veling J it Bro(Johu and Wm), saloon.
Vesper Artemus, horse breeder.
Vettcr Oscar C, farm impts.
Voorus Clark W, physician.
Wade Wm, livery.
Wagner Joseph, tlt.rist.
Wuldiek Henry, saloon.
WayUmd SJiiivcrxily, C B Beebe
Pres .
Weaver Bros (Ray and Edwin L), publrs
Beaver Daiu Daily.
Webb Win B, physician.
AVebb Wm H, ph..toi;raphor.
Westfall Frederick, barber.
Whitmore P & Son (Philemon and E P),
furniture.
Wilk Bros (Herman and Isadore), clothing
Williams it Davics (Owen R Williams,
Wm II Davies), geniiral store.
Wilson Jlisses :\lary M it Sarah JI, dress-
makers.
Wiltke Roljert, creamery.
Woolen Mnfg Co, Calvin E Lewis pres, G
W Chandler sec.
Wright Cyrus E. sa.sh and doors.
Yager Staninlaus, blacksmith.
Zander John C, general store.
Zanwcll Wm, shoemaker.
Zenk Philip, cooper.
Zepp Jacoi), propr St Charles Hotel.
Zweck Michael, mason.
BECKER. A village on the M., L. S.
it W. Ry, in Outagamie county, VV miles
northwest of Appleton, the county seat
and nearest banking point. Population,
50. JIail, daily. John Knapstein, post-
master.
Crun/.er John, mason.
Deschler Wm, shoemaker.
FeUlschmidt Sebastian, hotel.
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Kroclich Rev ,7 B (Catholic).
t!raubea:jeifer Htnry, wagiminaker
<;riil>cr Jolm, Cheese .Mufr.
Kleiuhan3 Rev A (Lntherai ).
KiiHpbteiuJdhu. hotel.
I,(ischmidt Adolph, cooper.
Meyer L & Co, wagoamaker8.
JNeahans John, feed mill.
BEECHV/OOD. A village in She-
boygan couLty. '2') miles southwest of She-
boygaa, the county seat, 5 uorilieast of
Xewfane, the neare:>t railroad station, and
1-") soiilhwest of Plymouth, the nearest
hdukint; point. Population, 40. Mail,
daily. Charles Koch, postmaster.
Drescher Frederick, blacksniith.
GessnerEmil, carpenter.
K'ein Frank, mascjn.
lioeii CliarScs, General Store and Ho-
tel.
Koepke Fred, ■v\\ap;onmaker.
O'Conuell J U, cheese mnfr.
BEEP SLOUGH. Is located cu the
Mississippi and I!ei f rivers, and on the 0.
15. ^t N. R. R , in Buffalo county, 3 wiles
uoilh of Alma, the county scat and near-
est banking imiut. Stages to Gilniantowu,
fire. ^l;to .Moiidovi, fare, .^L.-jO; and to
Miidena, fare, 50 cents, Tel.. W. U. Exp.,
Am. Population, .500. George acolt.
postmaster.
Beef Slough Mnf,', Booming, Lngdriving
and Trans|iorl,-itlrin Co (eapilali ^100|-
•100), F 'Weyerliaouser prcs, T Irvine sec.
I!urgess .John, lumber inspector.
n.apman J F, loggers .agent.
Chippewa Logging Co, F Weyerhaeuser
pres and treas, p G Chichester sec.
Ii-iinc AU'xiiiKler, General Store.
Irvine Artlnir, r:ii:,ing pin mnfr.
»rvini- Ik'iiiamin. carpenter.
:fli«si«^ip|t] 5?i»fr B>o;;sinu Co
(Capital. sl.OTo.OOO), F Weyerhaeuser
Prts, T Irvine .-^ec.
•^oott «i('<.i-;,r<>. Cashier Mississippi
KiverLo.,Mnu'"Co.
Wi'Uly US ({, Rubber Stami>^ and Rail-
read .\gi'nt.
Worth Henry, blacksmith.
BEETOWN. In Grant countv. 10
miles southwest of Lancaster, the juilicial
Stat, 9 northeast of Cassyille, on the C. B.
"^ ^'- H. R, the nearest shipping pi. int.
f»f a 7 from lil(jomiiigtou, the nearest bank-
ing point. Staixes daily to Cassvillc; fare,
■iOj:ents, and triweekly to 151o(.minLrtoii
and Lancaster; fares, .50 and 75 cents, re-
spectivelj'. Population, 300. Mail, daily.
Alderson James, general store.
Bonham F M. grocer.
Burch S-imuel, blacksmith.
Callaway \Vm, saloon.
Fleckner V,"m. saloon.
Jack August, wagunmaker.
Jameson John A, blacksmith.
Kern C, wagonmaker.
Stevens \Ym B, general store.
BELDENVILLE. A station on the
C, St. P., .^L d; 0. Ry, in Pii.-rce county,
4 miles northwest of Ellsworth. the county
seat. Population. 12".. Tel., W. U. Exp".
Am. George E, Doollttle, postmaster.
Baker Cassius, blacksmith.
Beliieoville [jiiniber Co, veneer mnfrs.
Brimmer ^\' I), genl store and stave mill.
Davis Sbubel, carpenter.
Oooliltle CiC'or:je E, General Store.
Goldsmith C, countable.
Goldsmith it Wilson, blacksmiths.
Hail Jerome A. justice.
Larson Bros & 'NV'ood, genl store and saw
mill.
Mills JI B. saw mill and handle mnfr.
Minneapolis Biirrel Mnfi; Co.
£iee«l f.i<;M>i';;<' ^V, Veneer Mnfr.
Kounce \V'ra, saw mill.
Severence Frederick A, lumber.
Suydam Charles, live stock.
BELGIUM. A postoffice on the M.,
L. S. ik \V. fiy, in Ozaukee county, s; miles
north of Port Washington, the county
seat anrl nearest banking p.jint. Popula-
ti.)n. .jO. Tel., AV. U. Exp., U. S. J.
N. Ellenbecker, postmaster.
Antone Adolph, cheese mnfr.
Bitlner Philip, blacksmith.
Dahm M, bl.-icksmith.
i:il4Mii>oi-kt,-r Jl .V, General Store and
Gram,
Freyling John P, shoemaker.
Oroll John. ,ceneral store.
Hamm J P. blacksmith.
Hirlel R J, railroad, exp and tel agt.
IloH'man John, blacksmith.
Krier J B, hardware.
Pirron iV Co, cheese mnfrs.
Sclilitz P, saloon.
Schmidler Frank, bolel.
We\ ker ,^1, general store and grain.
BELL CENTER. A village on Kick
ap.io river, in Cr\wford county. S~> miles
northeast of Prairie du Chien, the count)'
Chicago, m;i!i}ki fi St, Paa! Rf,;-Lr:West and M^;m
luf"Go!i Seal" »er Goods
Of GOODYEAR RUBBER CO., Milwar.!;
THEY ARE THE BEST.
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seat, and 16 north of Boscobel, the nearest
Pop-
U. H.
railroad station and b-mking point
ulation, 400. Mail, tii-weekiy.
Lewis, postmaster.
Buckmastpr John, grist mill.
Cameron J;iracs, shuem;iker.
Campbell J N. %v.Tioumaker.
Cnini>l)L-tl iv tri. Lawyer.
Clark J 11, physician.
Ellis Albert, dentist.
Funk Jlorgan, cooper.
Gay, Onley & Co, flour mill.
Huffman Charles A, ins and collections.
Kast C S, saloon.
Kast J 2n. la'.vyer.
Lewis F \Y, Live Stock Breeder.
Mastia Malt^hew, druggist.
Miller Ira N, mason.
Peck Jlclvin, machini.=t.
Porter W H. cabinetmaker.
Posy John, hotel.
Purlngton A B, physician.
Richards A B, physician.
Kotan James, restaurant.
Rounds L A, carpenter.
Rounds O I' & Co, silver mines.
Smith Seymour, shoemaker.
Stowell Arthur L. blacksniitli and justice.
Strong George, haruessmaker.
Strong Jeremiah B, lime nnd brick mnfr.
Tate W \V, saw mill and lie.'^.
Tate ^y W & Co, fff-neral .store.
TlKMiip^oii J'ol!"er'<'.»!i, Wagonmaker.
AV'hitaker Bros, meat market.
Whilaker Thomas, hardware.
Wood O A. saw mill.
Young Wm, hotel.
BELLEFOUNTAIN. In Columbia
county, ]'J milcs norlbr;i,^i of Pnrtas^e. the
county seat and nearest banking point,
and .5 from Pardeevillf, the iieare.-t rail-
road station. Popul.ttiou, 100. ^lail,
semi-weekly. E. C. Wtst, postmaster.
Cuff Henry, feed and sorghum mill.
Lovell John, stone mason.
West iu C, Broom ^Infr.
BELLE PLAINE. On tluM., L. S.
& W By. in Siiawano county, .'j; miles
southwest of Shawjino. the county seat
and neiirest banking pmnt. I'l'iuihiiion,
50. Mall, dally. F. C. Schewe, post-
master.
Bomke Adolnh. farm impts.
Hudtloff Ikv Wm a.ulheiaa).
Kalbow A, f."-rm impis
Peterson Alrwndcr, general storp.
Rouse L >S, land agent.
Schewe C, Ijlacksmith.
Sfliewe F C, General Store.
Webster F C & Son, saw mill.
BELLEVILLE. A village on Sug.u
river and the C, il. & X. R. R , in Dant
county, :;0 miles southwest of JIadisou.
the County seat, and 15 northwest oi
Evansville, the nearest banking point. 1'
contains 2 churches, a school and a weekly
newspaper, the S'lO'ir Juver l!,cord. Slagt--
daily to Uavtdu, .Montrose and Primrose.
Population,' y.:0. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am.
J. U. Gould, postmaster.
Belleville House, E Gaffacy propr.
Best George, grocer.
Blunt it Bennett, clothing.
Brittenham i Hixon. lumber.
Caldwx'll W X, General Store.
Derrickson Charles W, hardware.
Fuller A, mason.
Gaffney Edward, prnpr Belleville House
Goodenow Henry, propr I'arlc Hotel.
Goiitd .Siiinc'' Eil, Grocer.
Gray A A, builder.
Haag Andrew, shuemaker.
Harmon F P, meat niaiket.
Kane ^V J, constable.
Laml)oley Louis, luirber.
Lamore \V B, livery.
Leuelisinger Fred, liutter and cheese.
Leuchsinger & Caldwell, cheese mnfrs.
Lawrence D L, harnc-s.
JIanson A P. pb';tographer.
Meachara IJ C, masim.
XorUui JJ \\, Flour Mill.
Oliver K A, blacksmith.
Park Hotel. II Goodenow propr.
Smith D S it F. grain and live stock.
Stevens C E, railroad, esp and tel agent.
Story E C. confectinner.
Story H E, grain and feed.
Story & lloi-kins, general store.
Sugar River Recorder. J M Wiiliami
piiblr.
Sullivan James, painter.
Targesim J, wagonmaker,
Uleiich H J, furniture and undertaker.
'W'heelwrisht W S, physician.
AVilliams .1 .M. ins and publr Recorder.
^yiiliaiiis \%- T, Drugs.
Wood D X it Co, creamery.
BELLEVTJE. A country postollkr
in Shawano county, 8 miles southwest ui
Shawano, the seat of justice and banking
p^'int. and ^^^ norlli i>!" Embarrass, th-'
nearest shipping point. Dailj- mail si "'
Chicago & Grand Tfyril( Ej,
The Favorite Route East
VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
fl .,\If„hl',i-, 3iioii-n«nr> Pn Cash Assela, $110,000,000. I AorUnvostcrn Ilvaiu"
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to Embaira.55. Populatiou, 3o. 3Ury A.
reterson, postmaster.
Beedle George, railroad, exp and tel agent
I'c'tcrsoJi -VIoxHiiiJci', General Store.
Sanders 11, hotel.
BELMONT. A villa >;e on the C, M.
& St. P. Ky. in LaFayelte county, 10 miles
northwest of Darlington, the judicial seat,
and S from Platteville, the nearest banking
point. E.xp., U. S. Tel., W. L\ Popu-
lation, 400. G. Hemphill, postmaster.
Barrett John, hanlware.
Cartels John II. tailor.
I?elImont Creamery C'o.
Brown Oeorre, Iiiinl)pr,
Krou-ii Euobcrl *V, General Store.
Biidloi'g Charles A, railroad, exp and tel
agent.
•Corbis Mrs E, dressmaker.
De Witt Charles T, physician.
Dougherty & Simmons, grain.
Doyle Mrs Michael, notions.
Garden it Minor, gen store and drugs.
Glassou Mrs Lavina, restaurant.
Goble ifc Cliesleitield, s-aloon.
Ilamlily W'm, hlack^mith.
Iietii|>iiill Uros, Harness,
llemiiliiil .John .1, eariieater.
nines August, blacksmith.
HuDtincton & Trevarlhen, lime.
.Tones D ,T, mason.
Klatt Itev (Ijutheran).
Klalt T W, prin of school.
Krascho August, shoemaker.
LiUick P T,' feed mill.
Luce ]{ ]{, prin school.
^^IcGuigen F & Co, saloon.
Mappes Charles, propr St Charles Hotel.
JIappes Louis N. ice.
Mi<-li:iclis Theodore, Boots and
Shoes.
Morris K A, physician.
Noilolf \Vm, wac'onmaker.
Olmstad Nathan T, justice.
I'elton Chapin, carpenter.
Pritclmrd & Webster, general store.
Kapp George, meals,
itehmstedt tlenry F, propr U S Hotel.
HlclianK- Kichard. mason.
Ij.obbins .Tames C, farm impls.
Ivolliiis ,1ohn, constable.
St Charles Hotel, C .Mappes propr.
SiiiibrortU I'eter, (icnera! Store.
Simmons Wm, carpenter.
Stein Samuel I. general store.
Terrill ,Tamea R, barber.
Irevarthan .Mi.ss Kate, dressmaker.
Inited Sta'es Hotel, U FKehmstedl propr.
Vail Wm B, insurance.
Webb Frank H, blacksmith.
'%Ve!(*icr Mrs S S, Milliner.
Wickmann E. carpenter.
Willey Ivev (.Methodist).
BEIjOIT. Is built on both banks of
Ruck river, which is spanned by three
biidues, from wliicli a delightful view may
be obtained, and is a thriving incorporated
city on the C, M. & St. P. P.y, at the
crossing of the C. it N. W. Ry, in Rock
county, 81 miles southwest of .Milwaukee,
and 14 south of Janesville, the seat of jus-
tice. The excellent water power here ob-
tainable has been one of the main factcjrs
in the pros]ierity of the city. Beloit now
contains a wind-mill, pump and tank fac-
tory, 3 wood working machine f;>.ctories,
a clutch pulley numufact iry, the Williams
Engine ^Vorks, 2 paper mills, the Beloit
Iron "Works, agricultural implement
vforks, a scale factor^', a sash, door and
blind factory, paint and carriage shops,
planing and tlouring mills, a foundry and
machine knife factory, a piper pail fac-
tory, glove and mitten factory, overall,
shirt and pants factories, a shoe factory, a
number of cigar factories, etc. The pro-
ducts of the above form the principal
shipments. The educational facilities
comiirise Beloit Colleg<^ covering an area
of "Si acres, wilh s buildincs, including a
library (l-'J.OOO volumes) and a gvni-
nasium, and good public schools, the latter
employing 30 teachers. Eleven churches
minister to the religious want-i of the
people; they represent the following de-
nominations: Ccuigrcgational, EpisCo)ial,
Melhoiiist Episcopal,^ Baptist, Christian,
Catholic, Presbyterian, German and Nor-
\ve^;ian Lutheran, and German Presby-
terian. Two newspapers, the l^rc: I'l-esm
(daily and weekly), and the Cilizeii (daily
and weekly), are [lublished. Tlie city ;s,
lighted by electricity and gas, has an ex-
cellent system of water works and an
ellicient fire department, 3 banks. 2 L'-'iod
hotels, an ojicra house, and seviTal smaller
balls. Bonded debt, .■^.'iG.UOO. assessed
valuation of real and personal propertv,
^2.000,001). Exp., Am. and U. S. Tele-
phone Exchange. Tel., W. U. Popula-
ti(.>u, 7,000. Cham. IngersoU, postmaster.
Abbott ,1 AV & W H (.Tames W and Wm
H). dry goods.
Abraham lOmanuel, barber.
Ackley (Jeorge F, marble works.
.Vddler iV- Co, dry goods.
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inil.WAl KEE, WISCONSIN. \ Pork, Lard, Beef, Sausage, Etc., Et-,
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Allen ifc McEvo_v iW Ilenrv Allen, Joseph
C McEvoyi, muchiDists.
.America Heating Co (capital, $300,000),
George A Houston pres, Fred K Hous-
ton sec and treas.
Amcricfin Hotel, A L TTood propr.
Anderson George H, agt Am Exp Co.
^Appleby George, barber.
'Appleby & Hawkins (\Vm U Appleby,
Patrick ,J Hawkins), barbers.
Austin "\V L, city treasurer.
Axtell W S, supt public schools.
Ayer Robert, electrician.
Babbitt Clinton, lire stock.
Bailey Thomas B, grain.
Baker David, mngr Minnesota Lumber Co.
Ball tt Goss (Win T Ball, Arthur F Go^s),
farm implements.
Harlow & Co (F.d-wnrd B and Harry
Barlow), Proprs Eureka Laundry, 43-1
School.
Barrett S E Mnfg Co. Samuel E Barrett
prts, building paper.
Katt's J W," Altorney-at Law, 330 E
Bridge.
Baumes Wm H. dry goods.
IJell Samuel, phy.-^ician.
ISeloll Brewery, Mrs Augu.4ina Schleuk
propr.
I'eloil Carpet Co, .7 JI Carpenter mngr.
Beloit City Band, Frank Collar director.
Beloit Coilece, Edward D Eaton. D D, L L
D, pres, Kev Henry P Higley, D D, sec.
Beloit Co-operative Loan and Building
Assn. Edgar S Greene sec.
Beloit Electric Light and Power Co, "W A
Ivnapp pres, W O Patterson mugr.
Beloit Free I'ress. Ch.nm lugersoll propr.
Beloit Improvement Co (oapitnl, ;j;lO,000),
J P. IVrlpres, W H Wlieeler sec.
Beloit Iron Works iratMial. .■^■•Ci) 000), A
Aldrich pres. K J Burd-e see,
]!eloit Paper IV.il Woik-, C A Hathbuu
sec and sec.
ri<'loil ^aviii:;* Uank, IJ J Dowd
Pie-. .1 A Iloiiiu'^ N-c and Treas: The
Fir.st Ucul Savings Bank in the State.
Beloit Straw Hoard Co (capital, !<00.000).
Samuel E Barrett pres, Elmore .1 Adams
sec.
Beloit Gas Light and Coke Co, Thomas C
Hopper pres, Joseph Ilindley sec and
mngr.
Beloit Swing Saw and Posettc Machine
Co, Thomas Piirves pres. l]Lipmansec.
BrU.il Water Works fcapit'il, iOO.OOO), J
B Peet pres, C; B Salmon sec.
liennett Lewis F. phvsieian,
Berlin ?ilacliine AVcrks (capital, iflOO.OOOi,
Porter B \ales pre*, .io-eph Yates see.
Buck-
Beslcy C H ct Co ^Charles U Besley, F \
Gardner), machinists.
Bestor Kev O P (Baptist).
Bisshopp Harrv E. llmr mill.
Bittel Mrs Adam, blacksmith.
Blazer "Wm, meat market.
Blodgett Wm, flour mill.
Bois A Frank, tailor.
Bort, Bade V & Co I Albert X P.ort, Fred
erick J Bailey, "Wm H Greeuman\ dry
goods.
Bowling J Henry, barber.
Bradley L B & Son (Lent B and James A)
dentists.
Branigan Thomas, hotel.
Bredeson Halvor, shoemaker.
Brown Kobcvt 11. constable.
Brown Wallace C. propr Citizen.
Buckeridge A L it Co (Alfred L
eridge), meat market,
Buckeridge Edwin K, meat market.
Buckeridge Isaac, physician.
Buckley Cornelius, lawyer.
Bullock Albert W, crocer.
Bullock C II. city assessor.
Burdge llichard J, lawyer.
Burger Edward W. lueat market.
Burger John, meat market.
Burpee Charles L, photographer.
Cadman Isaac P, modelmaker.
Cahn Abraham M, notions.
Calvert Wm II. hardware.
Campbell Mrs Ellen .1. hair goods.
Cannon Carl W, barber.
Carpenter iNathan A. restaurant.
Carr Mrs Julia E. milliner.
Central House. C F Jackson propr.
Chamberlin I F. ice dealer.
Citizen Piibli'liii!;: Co Tlio, O H
Orton Pre.?. F F lyivermore S.c anil
Treas, C B Mead Mngr, PublrsTlic Cit-
izen.
Clark & Howard (James Clark, Anthony
HounrdV saloon.
Clarke Elijah X. dentist.
Clarke George II. dry roods. 1^
Clifford Harvey S. seeds.
t'oatrs ^tcaiii l^miiuirj'.John Coates
Propr; a First Cla^s Bith iioom is Con-
nected with the Laundry.
Cohn Abraham, notions.
Coiei Hodman (Wm A Cole. Phineas C
Rodman), barbers.
Colehour Frank E, photographer.
Colwell Charles A, carpenter.
Conner James B. restaurant.
Conzet Rev Jacob (Presbyterian).
Corcoran Timothy D. act Adams E.vp Co.
Cormauy John H. blacksmilli.
Cornelius Mrs O .\. restaurant.
Chicago & Grand Trun!: P.j,
The Favorite Route East
VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
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Th2Bro[JesseriMgGo,,,rr..:;,
Steam, Ilydraiilic and Han«l-l»o\vor
and l"rii;;i)l KLSCVATOIIS, \VareIioii»-e
ICto. C.I2-0U Comrneroe Street, Milwaukee, Wis.
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Cowles it Meaoham (\S'atson L Cowles,
Milts S Jleacham) grocers.
Crahen Patrick H, cigar mnfr.
Cram George H, boots antl shoes.
Croft James, act C. M ifc St P lly.
Cunningham I'emard, carpenter.
CuuniDfrbatii Bros (Lawrence E aniljohn),
contractors.
Daljlberc Edwin T, jeweler.
Daniels Sisters (Amantia I and Mary
E), Milliners and Dressmakers, 4'40
School. (See ndt. IduiD )
Darling Austin L, slioemaker.
Day & Andrews (Edward A Day, Fred-
erick Andrews), confectioners.
Do Groll Lorenzo, Hour and feed.
Dow Joel P>, lawyer and insurance.
Dowd I'ex J, machine knife riuifr.
Dudley Misses (Adeiia and Flora), llorisls.
Dulhanty Timothy, restaurant.
Dunn "\Vm, tailor.
Eclipse tiutoli Works, W II
Wlieeler Pres, (J 1-^, \Vhee)er Sec and
Treas, Mnfrs of Friction Clutch Pulleys,
Etc.
Eclipse Wind Engiuc Co, Charles II Morse
prcs, George W Sparks sec.
Enaerson Charle.s A, drUL'gist.
English Wm, const able
£rraiilM-ii<-U I' J, .Mnrr Grand Hotel,
opposite C .M A: St P Dcti.it
Esplin Mrs .Mary A, milliner.
r.urfliii B.,:tiiii<lr}', liarlow ik Co
Proprs, 431 School.
Evans Kvan J, grocer.
Eveiett Frank C, photographer.
Everett Mrs Mary, hair goods.
Fallon Frank, saloon.
Farr L U, physician.
Fera Sisters (Amanda and Ida M). milli-
ners.
Fischer Louis, merchant tailor.
Fitzgerald AVm, stone mason.
Fitzgibbons Thomas, saloon.
Flint Charles H, cooper.
Floker John C. barber and b.aths.
P'lorey Sylvester, cigur mnfr.
Fluekiger Edward D, grocer.
Fluekiger Ernest J. boots and shoes.
Fluker John C, barber.
Foss John F, carriageinaker.
Foster Frank S, drupirist.
Foster JIoliii A: Co (John Foster, Wm
D Hall), JInfrs of the Finest Shoes in
the World.
Foster Joseph B, jeweler.
Foster Wm A, iia|icr Ijo.x mnfr.
Frederick A; Beach (George Frederick, Wm
H Beach), hardware.
Gammon Edward M, symphony orchestra.
Gammon iV; Peynolds (Edward JI Gam-
mon, A E Ueyiiolds). painters.
Gardner Frederick N. supt Charles H
Besley it Co.
Gardner Is.aac, v.-<i<.l ^nd produce.
Garlick George L, n slatirniit.
Garrlgan Dennis, boots and shoes.
Gaston N B it Son (Xathau B and Augus-
tine J), scale mnfrs.
The Goodwi
HARRY M. HAYS, - Proprietor.
THE LEADlilG HOTEL OF THE CIIY.
CENTR/iLLY LOCATED.
Fine Large Sample Rooms. All Modern Improvements.
MILLINERS AND DRESSMAKERS.
Hats and Bonnets Made to Order. All the Latust Novelties on tand.
KKI.01T, WISCOXSIX.
P^*,p*.%9 P" ■ JO, 12 niid 11 Fourth St., Fond dii I.ac, \V\h.
Obfe. S rE? 5*5 Carriages, Hacks, 'Busses and SleiShsforSale Cheap
CfJ^'^^n^ Fd ■^'^T^^'^rrririnfl .?/. f,n Manufacturers,
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Gcslcy 33aiiiifjit!ijri!is t'o, Torris
Gesley Prts, Charles O Millett Sec anil
Treas, Agricultural Implement llnfrs,
217 WBriilLje.
Goodall Ira E, notary public.
Goodall Miss Luella F, artist.
Goodwin Opera House, R II Yi'ilson mnsr.
Goodwill Tlie, H M Hays Propr. (Sje
adv, p 167.)
Gordon Jolin B, hardware.
Gordon A HcJioiiiicy (Charles E
Gordon, George II .'>UKeDneyi, Pianos,
Organs, Sewing ilucUines, Tuning, etc,
431 School.
Gowing AV'ni H, veterinary surgeon.
Graves Oscar, secondhand ijooJs.
Gray Jliss Carrie E, priu public schools.
Green Isaac, tailor,
Greene Charles C, grocer.
Greenwood .John T, washing machines.
Greenwood & Martin (.lolm T Grijeuwood,
John Martin), paint mufrs.
Gregory Cnrr.ill S, plumb-T.
GrovclfOii SI V iV Son (IlowlandV
and George M), Wholesale and Retail
Paper, lU State.
Guernsey Lucius T, printer.
GiliMlllow Clsarlos A, Livery and
Dealer in all Kinds of Farm ilachinery,
W Bridge opp N W Uepot.
Halliday Andrew .1, dairy.
Halls John l-", grocer.
Hamlin Rev Cyrus (Congregational).
Hamlin Mrs Cyrus, rausic teacher.
Hamlin & Race (\Vm Hamlin, Frank E
Race), jewelers.
Hansel! John, dairy.
Hansen C & Sons (Charles, Edward F and
\Vm O), plow niufis.
Hansen Eiiward, city clerk.
Haskell Mrs A .X, dressmaker.
Hausi^r .Ifihn, grocer.
Haynes Mi'.a.Iulia A. milliner.
IIa}> Slurry SS, Propr The Goodwin.
{,See a,lo, ;> li>7 i
Helm Bros (Arthur C and Ernest), phys.
Higley Rev Henry P lC(Uiirrt!.'Htionali.
Hiil & Fuller (.Joseph II Hill, James O
Fuller), merchant tailors.
Holcomb Urns tt Co (Cliironl A and Wm
H Ilolc(imb), plumbers and pumps.
Holloway M A ifc Son ',.Mira A and Ed-
waid), SLCondhanil go.-„!s.
Holmes John A, sec and treas Beloit Sav-
ings Bank.
IloicI <;r:itid, Wiildo A Sou Proprs;
Sliictly First Cla^-s [[..teh R.-ites, \-l per
Day. opp C, .M .'o St P Drput,
Houston John E, furniture.
Houston Milling Co, Edward P Salmon
pres, Charles B Salmon si-c, flour mill.
Howell Edgar A, agt C & N W Ry.
Hyde L Cct Brittan (Louis C Ilydc, Wal-
ter M Brittan), bankers.
Ingersoll Cham, propr Free Press.
Jackson Alvin S, marble works.
Jackson Charles F, propr Central House.
Janvrin Frederick E, ice dealer.
Johnson Mrs Caroline W, carpet weaver.
Johnson Corrie D, saloon.
Johnson Henrj' B, physician.
Johnson Ole J, blacksmith.
Johnson Orlando II, live stock.
Johnson Parsons, justice.
Johnson, Smith ic Co (J T Jnhnson, Simon
Smith, Frank Vallce), paintei'S.
Kehoe Martin, saloon.
Kellogg Wm De W. lawyer.
ricFUJaS! C!iarle>i, Justice of Peace
and Insurance .Vgent.
Kendal! Luther W, photographer,
Kenne}- John S, carpenter.
KetchuQi I.S:- Russell (.M C Ketchum, II
Russell), merchant tailors.
Key Wm II, hardware and toliacco.
Kinsley Edwin, carriagemaker.
Kline John, saloon.
Kline Stephen, saloon.
Klingberg Fritz R, borseslioer.
Knapp .Maurice S, glassware,
Kosche Rev I) (Lutheran).
Kraiise Karl H, music teacher.
Lnramy Thomas W. live stock.
Lee Mrs Helen, music teaclier.
Leeson Thomas, machinist.
Leonard H .1 Mnfg Co (Horace J Leonard,
Edward J Pierce), glove mnfrs.
Lipmaii Ernest, dry go(jd-i.
IJverniorc I"r:«iiU 1\ Sec and Treas
The Citizen Publishing Co.
Loewi A & Co (Adol|)h Loewi, iloses
Reitlei). clothing.
Longcrofl Ivlward G, jeweler.
Loomis i;,iwaiil A. clothing.
Love .lohn A, assessor 4tli ward.
layman Leroy W, dry goods.
McCoy Harvey E, jeweler,
McCrimmon Wm A, carpenter.
McDonald Charles, livery.
.Alcdavock Hugh, grocer,
McGinn A: Burns (Thomas McGinn, John
Burns), saloon.
McOuire Bros (Charles and Albert), res-
taurant.
Mcintosh J Carey, real estate and ins.
Magllton Wm, lilacksmilh.
Malone Booth .M, district attorney,
JIartin John, grocer.
Martin Josi^pb A, meat market.
North Star Iron Works. 1 ( 'aparltr, .".OO Imnrtn- Knclnccrs, JU.-hinl»ts. Kounde i«. lioileriiiakerH.
I'AUIMl lH.MKAni UlMi <0. . 31ill>triL-liti, Sun JliiniK.hiner) , Mlnlnf -11.irl.ilif r, , ( orlKs and lllirli
Ashland, - - Wisconsin. ) Speed Lni^ii.eK, Boilers, PonerTranimiltlng Machlnerj', etc. Seep. I>
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I U'.i.ihj'ii ^^\ i L
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Are indorRnl and reoommenried by the hest Medical antliorities
and hy thp leadiiil l'l)i-ic:ans of all Sriiools of Jlodirine. There
ore SO UEirtK IJAlilS anyrfliere than at JASt'iVlLLE, ms.
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Martin Zalmon, grain.
}ilaynard Georce B, harnepsmaker.
Mead Charles li, mngr Citizen Publishing
Co.
Meehan it Conlia (John Jleehan, Thomas
J Conlin), grocers.
Jlellen Willis A, physician.
3Iendsen Jamts II, caniauo trimmer.
Ulciizie Silas W, City Attorney and
Lawyer, SOU State.
Jlerrill Rev Charles D (Presbyterian).
Merrill George 1!, cniislabie.
Jlerriman Charles \V, physiciaa.
]Merrimau Chester C, tlenlibt.
Mevers J A \V, dentist.
Middlebror.k &, r>irnes (George H :\IiJdle-
brook. Samuel 1) Parnes), stationers.
Jlillen Frank L, barber.
Miller C & Co (Chauocey and Leonard "W
Miller, Harry A Adunis,i, grain and live
stock.
Miller David P, livery.
^Minnesota Lumber (:o, David Baker mngr.
Moran George F, saloon.
Morning Citizen, \V C Brov.'n editor and
propr.
Moses Lansen, blacksmith.
JIungcr (,'harles W, wagonmaker.
Jlurray .lames, string baud.
Murry Hugh, feed stable.
^^ichols .lohn, boots and ihoes.
Nielsen Pros idle and Eigil). grocers.
North Charles F, city marshal.
Xortliron i^ f>tc>( (Thomas P North-
rop, K Byron Estes), Painters, Paper-
hangers and Decorators, 427 State.
Nye Frederick T, physician.
Oliver Charles, cigar mnfr.
O'iliordan J & Bro (Jeremiah and Michael),
dry goods.
Orton Ollio BS. Attorneyat Law:
Loans. Patents, J'ensions, Collections
and Notary Public. "."iT Bridge.
Peejl I.V. Keeier (.loseph B Peel, Chauncey
Kceler). lumhfr.
Pentland & Harmon 'Henry Penllaud,
Wm D Hftimon), grocL-rs.
Perkins James L, hardware.
Pevrin S E, bridge builder.
Perry Frederick C, carpenter.
Perry Janies A. cooper.
Pierce Philip ,M, pianos and sew macha.
Pierron Josei>h J, carpenter.
Piersnn Ambrose, carriage painter.
Pollock UH .t Co (David U Pollock,
Charles M Brown), drugs.
I owers Michael J. harness.
1 owers Thomas, ins and restaurant.
Piirves Thoma?, cigar mnfr.
<julna Wm H, carpenter.
Kandall Wm T (agl). paper mill.
Kau Charles F, furniture.
fiau C W & Co (Charles W Ptau, G Jlilan
Northrop), furniture.
Raubeulieimer Louis, boots and shoes.
Ueed Wm A, physician.
Reese August F, horseshoer.
Reitler JIatilda. clothing.
Keitler M & Co (.Moses Reitler, Adolph
Loewi), clothing.
Reynolds E A, constable.
Higgs George, dyer,
lliordan Simon T, confectioner.
Ritsher John, meat market.
Robinson Bros (Charles R and Walter L),
transfer line.
Robinson Charles R. saloon.
Hock I.'iver Paper Mills, W T Randall ngt.
Rood Mrs Farmer, artist.
E&o<>eitiilit(t ES & .Soii> (Henry, Louis
and Moses), .Mufrs of the Badger State
Overall, Pants and Shirts.
Rouse & Trostle (Wm C Rouse, Allen S
Troslle), meat market.
Royce Rev Fayette A (Episcopal).
Ryan Michael L, restaurant.
Ryback & AVest (Oswald Ryback, Willard
C West), merchant tailors.
Samp Wm, stone quarry.
Sanford Lizzie P., baker.
Sanger George E, grocer.
Sargent John E, musical instruments.
Sclilenk Mrs Augustina, propr Beloil
Brewery.
Second National Bank (capital, :<;50.000).
Albert N Borl pres, L Ilolden Parker
cash.
Seeley Miss M E. mngr W U Tel Co.
Sharp Henry M, wagonmaker.
Shea Dennis J, merchant tailor.
Shervin Rev L (Lulheran).
Sliue Ira 10. barber.
Shumaker & McCabe (F W Shumaker, W
F JlcCabe), pubirs Beloit City Direc-
tory.
Shumaker & Middlebrook (Frank W Shu-
maker, George II Midiilebrook), books.
Smiley Archibald L, laundry.
Smith C A & Co (Charles A Smith. Sarah
M Strong), druggists.
Smith Edward J, dental goods.
Smith Edward R, druggist.
Smith Girdea E, gracer.
Smith O P & Co (Oliver P Smith, .John A
Love), grain.
Snyder Albert, livery.
Snyder Bros (Frank and Charles), livery.
Spawn M G, phvsici.an.
Stets.in R II, physician.
Stevens ^Vm E, architect
CMcap, Mili73u[;ee & St, Paul flj, l":';;ri"lest and ilorihwesi
W!SGO:iS!?] VEf!ET!":] CL''!0 CO., , , ^IA^rr..Tl:u.us op
omce A Factory, isiLako St.. MiLwiiiiEE, WIS. latest imiirovsii vsnstian Bii.ni;
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Stevens ifc Hendricks (Frank C Stevens,
Wm C Ilcuiiricks), harness.
Stiles & Rogers (Oliver J Sliles, Louis J
Rogers), crocers.
Still Charles A, stiitioner.
Stone Bros (Wra A and Ivlwin C', livery.
Sumner Eros (0 E,-M A and P L}, jewelers.
Swcnningson Knute, carpenter.
Swennincfon !Mrs Knute, carpel weaver.
Thomas Rev John (Afiican M E).
Thompson Albert, physician.
Thompson J &. Sons (Limited), John
Thompson Rres, Oscar T Thomp.son Sec
and Treas, Proprs 2S"orwenian Plow
Works; Steel Walking- Plows, Three
"Wheel Sulky and Gang Plows, Riding
and Walking Cuitivntors. Corn Planters
and Harrows, Tongiiekss Cultivators.
Todcl Saimicl J, Attorney-at-Law, Sal-
mon Block.
Turner R Maurice, mason.
Union Brass Arcliitectural Works (capital,
f 100,000), AN Bortpres, W G Chand-
ler sec.
Valo Ciiarlcs J.,, Baker and Confec-
tioner, ;j^"3 Bridge.
Voorliccs JiiiJics .B, Carpenter and
Builder, -1.31 State.
Wiiltio «.V Son, Proprs Hotel Grand,
opp C, M i St I' D./pot.
Ward RevMiihael ,J ((Jatholic).
AVarner C O li Son (Corydou O and Ar-
thur P). patternmakers.
Waterman Anson .1, insurance.
AVatson & Andre (Edward S Watson, Al
hrrt AI Andre), hardware.
AVells Edward H, barb.-r.
Wells Mrs Lettie .1, drc^imaker.
Westgate Forrest E, grocer.
1 Wlicekr It A, hi>rse-hoer.
White RevGiorL'c W iMcthndist).
Wiekhtm .larms G. lawver.
WiilinniH Ilii.iSno %VorU*. W H
Wheeler Pres ami Mnt;r, C E Wheeler
Sec and Treas.
Williams Frank H. vrterinary surgeon.
AVilson James, surveyor,
Wilson Robert IL inner opera house.
Winslow it Rosenbi-rg 0'''ari(s 1 1 "Wins-
low, Goorfc tl Rosenhi r;;), liardwiuc
Wisconsin Telephone Co, B A Oliver
mngr.
Wood Albi(jn L, propr American Hotel.
Wood L Belle, music teacher.
Young Men's Christian Assn Library, G
1 1 Swasey .sec.
Ziegler Sisters (Carrie and Gussie), mil-
liners.
BEM. A postollice in Green county,
20 miles iiorlhwe.'-t of .Monroe, the co\intv
seat, and oi from New Glarus, the nearc;r
railroad station. Monroe is the nearest
banking point. Mail, daily.
BENOITVILLE.
Same chai,ycd to l'ctk\
Baylield county.
BENTON. A village on the C. & K.
"W. Ry, in La Fayette county, 20 miles
soutliwest of Darlington, the county seat.
and 10 west of Shullsburgh, the nearest
banking point. Stases daily to Shulls-
burch. New I)i^'gins, Etna and Lead Mine.
Pop'ulalion, 40O." Tel-. W. U. Exp., i\m.
J. Buchan, pottmaslor.
Aldersou Joseph, grocer, boots and shoes
Beck John, grain and justice.
Blades Alton, barber.
Brainbridge Anthony, meat market.
Huclinn .5 osi'|»li. General Store.
Buxton James, grocer.
Calvert Simon, furniture.
Conley Owen, hotel.
Cottingham Timothy, Hour mill.
Davison John, cari)enlcr.
Dent Richard, saloon.
BJcnt ilSiss ESulti, Milliner.
Froggett Ttiomas J, harness.
Gelluig John, painter.
Godfrey .iotcph, physician.
Grey Wra S. live stock.
Grotkin Henry, saloon.
Hauley Josepli, mason.
Kearns Jaine^, grocer.
Leggctt Mrs J E, milliner.
j^IfCarly IJmiiol. General Store.
JIcDevitt Patrick J, justice.
Metcalf Francis, meat market.
Metcalf T A. railroad, exp and tel agent.
Miller Edward, drugeisl.
Munday Jolm, shoemaker.
ATiirpliv Maithew. lawyer.
Nails W M, liardware.
Nicholas Mr^ Kdward, milliner.
IVtflioInx .Onnn's. General Store.
Piquett Gusluv, lilacksmith.
Pi((uctt Moses, wag(mmaker.
Savory Charles, wagonmaker.
Temple Joseph, carjienter.
Whaley Fraid;, saloon.
Whaley Patrick H, general store.
Wiseman Christopher, saloon.
BERLIN. A prosperous incorporateu
city, located on Fo.v river and on the C,
JL ifc St. P. Ry, in the northeastern por-
tion of Green Lake county, !l(j miles north-
west of l\Iilwaukce, 10 north of Dartford.
the countv seat, and 22 so\ithwe~t of ( -
Chicago & Gfand True!; Ey,
The Favorite Route East
VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
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\ Foil Course of l.evfcons in I'LAIN VICNUIANSUII' clvcu by ITlail for ?10.
Tenolicrs' CourNO, /-.yc^ it ' /^ -if 1 AMIS. AND,
$1.". Addros 0 bulhvan s Commercial Academy, ^vi^..
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kosh. It was incorporated as a city in
1857, is steadily ircrciiiug In size and im-
portance, and cow contains a boot and shoe
factory, saw and planing mills, a Ijrewery,
a cigar factory, a washboard factory, wiiip,
plovc and mitten factories, machine works,
flouring mills, briclc and tile woiks, tan-
neries, butter tub and egg case factories,
also a new creamery and electric light and
power plant, 1 bank, a hand?onie, com-
modious and well appointed opera liou^e,
telephone exchange, a well equipped and
■efficient fire department ami numerous
large and well stacked special and general
stores. Its religious and educational facil-
ities are excellent, its schools having an
enviable reputation throughout the btate.
Valuable granite quarries are in the vicini-
ty, yielding durable and beautiful rnalerial
for building and adding considerably to
the business of the city. Berlin is one of
the principal cranberry shipping points in
Wisconsin, great attention lieing paid to
the culture of this much-sought-for fruit.
The press is represented bj' the O-urii.ul,
Journal and the l>tii}'i/titt/i's E.rrhuniie.
During the season of navigation steamers
make daily trips to Oshkosh; and stages
run to AVautoma. Pine Itiver. ()5hki.sh,
riaiii(ield and \VHnpHCft. Kxp., Am. 'IVl.,
W. U. Population, 4,100. A.L.Tucker.
postmaster.
Andre John, furniture.
Aplin Frank, nurseryman.
Basselt Edward, tinsmith.
Bassett Seth 0, fur coat mnfr.
Bassett Thomas S, harcessmaker.
Belcher Huston, well borer.
I Bellis House, Hathaway v.V- Bellis proprs.
i Berlin Business Men's Association, A L
I Buell treas.
; IScrliu Coiiraiit (Weekly), Louis E
Uuvis Etlitor and Prupr.
I Berlin Creamery Co, C S Jlorris pres. FH
[ Tucker sec.
■ Berlin Granite ('", Wni Bannerman supt.
i Berlin .lournal, Chnrles G Slarks propr.
Berlin Light and Power Co, Hiram Sted-
I man pres, John ,T Wood sec.
' Berlin Telephone Exehjnt;e, G P Charles
mngr.
Berlin Whip Co (.lonathan N Morri,-,
I Henry D Slaytou, Ouane Doty)
Berlin and Moiitello Granite Co, J U
SliPpard pres, C B Beach sec.
Bice Asher, carpenter.
Bigeert .lames A, justice.
Boellge (.:harles M, liaker.
Butz Clemens, meat market.
AUGUST BRATSCII,
Practical Horseshoer.
WAG(tN;ilKl'AIUIN(i .1M> .I0I!1'.IN(; OF All, Kl.MIS
rHO.IH'TLY ATTK.NDKn U).
REPAIRING OF FARM MACHINERY
A SPECIALTY.
ISI'.IM.IX, - - AVI.SCOVSIV.
LEWIS WILSON,
Machinist, Gunsmith,
AND DIOALFH IN'
GUfJ FIXTURES, ALIMUNITION,
PICTURES and PICTURE FRAMES, r
(or. Uroadway ami I'icrec sis.,
lUIIOiS CEIiTliilL B, I
DIRECT ROUTE M(
to all POINTS In iU
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DIRECT ROUTE »inr)T!J[n'!
I ill to all POINTS
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WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEEK
BER
Bratscli Aii^ii^l, Hhicksiniih. {See
ads, p 171.)
Brockett \V E & Co (Wm E Brockett),
metallic pnckiim'.
Brouk AntoQ. ciocer.
Browa James P 2s', pumps.
Browu John li, (lru_u':iist.
Brucs;;;er Oei)rj;c B, Saloon and
Kestaufttiit; Best Brands of Wines,
Liquors and Cigars Alwaj'S on Hand.
{Sec adr, opp.)
Brummann Arnold H, barber.
Brzeski Frank ,J, dry goods.
Buck Charle.';, cranhfrry i;rovrer.
Buell Ardin L, merchant tailor.
Buhler Edward, breis'ers' agent.
Burns Patrick, liorseshoer.
Campbell R 0 it Sou fltjbert Q ami Man-
son R), marble works.
Carey Bros (James and Richard), cran-
berry grov.'crs.
Carlej-'lliraiu, cooper.
Carter J U. it Son (James II and Frank L),
livery.
Chamberlain Edgar T, proccr.
Chase John S, paiuts, oils. etc.
Chase Perley G, real estate.
City Hotel, J A JMaitland propr.
Clemens Henry, barijer.
Clink Jnhn C, meul market.
Collins Hugh J, proiluce.
Collins Wm W, dry goods.
Coolcy 11 C r<\ livcrv.
-Curtis Bros CLucius 11 and Elizur E), gro-
cers.
D ill r y III o II 's l^xcIssiiiEC (Semi-
IMontlily), Louis K Davis I'ropr and
Editor.'
Dallon E James, household goods.
Davis l.,oiiis i;. Editor and Propr Ber-
lin CoiirMcl. and Dairymen's f.'xchanL'e.
Decker it .Alacholl (Gertrude Decker. Kath-
erine A .Marholi). milliners.
Dcibler N it Son (Nuthaii and Edward C),
wagnn iiinfrs.
DiNoU'lt Will .\, Slu'ct Iron Works.
(fi.cadr. ..pp.)
Dtidsiin llciijiniiii F", pbviician.
Dod.'^on Cbarli-s .M. dnig"i;ist.
Dodson M Jluurnr, jilivsieian.
Dresser Eros (John G and Thomas F),
Saloon.
Ellis Samuel J. chief of police.
Ellis Samiif 1 J jr, constable
Elmer W II. cranlierry grower.
Engelbraclit Fred \v'. saloon.
Estabrofik Arthur, tailor.
Fadncr Henry. pho^.^rupIuT.
FeabelUorn Ferdinand, furniiure.
Finch Albert H, sewing machine repairs.
Finger Rev A C (Lutheran).
Ford Alsworth, clotlium.
Friberth Peter D, propr Friberth House.
Gates Georee E, musical instruments.
Gerlowski Thomas, saloon.
Good Templars' Hall, Reese block.
Graves George W. agent Am E.\p Co.
Hamilton Joseph F, general store.
Hamilton Thomas AV, shoes.
Hammond it Thiel (Ilattie Ilammoad,
Gusta Thiel), dressmakers.
Harmon Louis J, clothing.
Hathaway it Bellis (Edward Hathaway.
Clyde E Bellis), proprs Belli' Uouie.
Ilawley Myron S, photographer.
lieauey John M. jeweler.
Ueazlit James F, cranbL-rry grower.
Hicks George C, printer.
Hicks Mrs George C, stationer.
Hintz Pauline, dressmaker.
Hitchcock James F, dentist.
Hoinecki Stanislaus T, saloon.
Horton Burl W, saloon.
Jenkins Isaac, boots and shoes.
Johnson Christian, grocer.
Johnson Nelson S, blacksmith.
Johnson Xiels, machinist.
Johnson Win II, sewing machines.
Jones John W, drayman.
Jones Wm I, confectioner.
Kells & Culver (Robert Kells, Wm Cul-
ver), saloon.
Keunedy David A, grocer.
King Wm D, meats.
Kingsley George, boots and shoes.
Kitowski Edward J. merchant tailor.
Kleiber Rev G (.Methodist).
Klein it Schneider (Albert Klein, Jacob
Schneider), meals.
Knutson Christie, waL'ons.
Koch it Groffman (Julius F Koch, Wm
Groffman), dry L'oods.
Koshnick Joseph F, grocer.
Lannen .Miss C^laia L, drL-ssmaker.
Lesher Mrs Julia S, dressmaker.
Lewis Joseph H, carpenter.
Library Opera House, C M Dodson uiu^r.
Longcroft Edward G, jeweler.
Lounsbiir}' George W, harness.
Luka.'zewicz it Somionka (F A Lukasze-
wicz, Adam Somionka) saloon.
I..iitiiCM' IIenr.v,.\Iufr Washboards, Egs
Cases, Butter Tubs, Cot Beds, Camp
Stools and Work Tables.
Luther J P & Co (Jn-^tus P Luther, Flet-
cher B Ta'lcott), glove mnfr<i.
JlcCh'llan John, cider mid, o miles s e.
McCulloni Arcliiliald, quarry.
Melntyre G W it (."o (tieorce Wand Mary
J Mclntyrn srcneral store.
P.ip»fr-''^0 '^r'A '^•-^t'r.ti'^o Catalogues fULiUS AIMDRAE,
yiOybiUO UJ!il OattJUJOl Free. j o.,^ w. Wator Stre.t.HIL-.V.U'KI.E.
Learn Shorthand and f^rpon Pay RiipiiTaj^e flnllPffP ^ho icaiiins commemai
_ ... . ,, sqIColl i,'uV LLlolIioDo UilMCSC, Irniniiii.- school of ^^ is-
Typewriting St the y lonsin. 'j. .\. 2KIU>N, Presi.lent.- E. F. (JII.MAL, secretary.
BER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ]>ER 173
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BERLIX,
WISC'OXSI.V.
AND nOMESTlC
S % FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES
V""^-^ vvf Extra Hardy Ap[ile, Grape Vines and Blight-Proof
%()''' Oriental Pears a Specialty.
SHRUBS, ROSES, ETC.
HK Y^/ESTER
H. H. OLSEN, Proprietor.
This House is Convenient to Depot snd Goat Landing.
Rates, $1.50 per Day. Special Rates by the Week.
BE^^3L,II^^, - - ■v;7-x3aox^si2^T.
m, COPPER, BRASS AEB SHEET IROH WORKS
Tin Joljliing, Foriuice Work, 3Iil! Buckcis acd lilevalor Work.
All kinds of Repairing Done on Short Notice. CORNICE WORK A SPECIALTY.
WKttl.B\, . - - UlSCOXfiJ.V.
CEORGEB.BSUEGCER,
SAMPLE ROOM T
WINES, LlfllOliS .4ND CKi.UiS. 4|r
Tho finest .utnck of 'MVet (Joods" in Ihn .'' I '
City. Mixed Uiinks All, 1 LV.L-ki.uls ^ — ''
a specialty. Travehn^MiMi a 1.
patrouage soiicict'il. \^^
KKUHX, - U'ISC'OXSIX.
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"7, r)V''
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1
Cliicajo & Grand Iniiii( Ey,
Hu The Favorito Route East
VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
Jt7?Bryai7l:fi5^^2^^o^
CHICAGO BUSINESS COLLEGE
outranks them all. ItlstheGren?
Business University of America.
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WISCONSIN STATE GAZKTTSER
EER
C3
L?.J
LaJ
McKinuey Thomas, carriaee painter.
MrLuughliu ilrs J E, milliner.
.Maiiland .JoLin A, propr City Hotel.
Maaoaic Hall, Masonic bik.
.Mertz Albert C, barber.
Jktzig Gu&tav, horscshoer.
Miner Horace, books.
.\Iinsky August G, grocer.
Mi.x Mile?, phvsiciao, 3 miles s.
'.Montague J Edward, agt C, M & St P Ry.
Morman Henry, insurduce and justice.
Jlorris Cbailea S, Hour and feed.
Morton George '\V, oaloon.
Moulton IForace C. loan broker.
Mowe .Iiilin S, dentist.
;iaiir[>JiV Ji'oIbii S'], Mnfr White xVsh
Ibitter Tui)S an<l Cheese ]!o.\es.
.'Murray James, ph;> sici;tn.
Nichols James L), jiainter.
Ni^keru Perry, lawyer.
O'Brien James, .saloon.
Odd Fellows' Hall, Keese blk.
O:;ilvio ^V n, yet surgeon.
<l>l>ieii B5<Miry SI, Propr The Western.
{&'en(l>: p 17J.)
Owens it Owens (Wra and George), livery.
Palmeter, Fitch & Co (James H Palmeter,
George Fitch, F W fcjtanlcy), cranberry
' f; rowers.
I'cik Covell A. hardware.
Prtruschke Ernst F, laundry.
E'liflps Oeorgc S>, Propr Phelps
Hunse.
K'lit'lps House, George S Phelps
Pu.i.r.
Pipher .Mrs i\[ary J, milliner.
P:|iher Wilson, restaurant.
Poller >t Potter (Robert, LD and Sherman
G), lawyers.
Putnam Shoe Co (eaiiital. .'?.">0,00n),H(,raco
Putnam prcs, 'W'inlji.-ld .S Putnam sec.
Ranous Wm (J, mugr W U Tel Co.
Reese Jteese T, grocer.
Rist Lester F, blacksmith.
Rogers Asa, carp. enter.
Rose Allmon E, jeweler.
Rowlatul Milton 1!, carpenier.
Ku-^sell Bros ifc Co (Frank H, Wm C and
Charles 11 Hiissell), grocers.
Ryan Ri:v Timothy (Catliolicl.
Siickel George B, rranberry grower.
Saeket Holiart S, hardware.
Saeket & Fiteh /capital, ,-;;2.j,0OO), George
B Saeket, George Fitch), bankers.
Sall'orti .Mahlou, produce.
Salate Michael, boots and shoes,
Schaefer & Styer (Joseph C Schaefer, Cal-
vin W Slyer), cigar mnfra.
ScheniansUi John, boots and shoes.
Schmidt Edward, horseshoer.
Schmidt Gustav, grocer.
Schumekosky John ]M, grocer.
Schunk Louis, brewer.
Sears Henry D, tanner.
Shaw George E. boots and shoes.
Shepherd Oramet, painter.
Slater John W, druggist.
Slayton Hiram R, grocer.
Smith James W, produce.
Smith Richard, hog breeder.
Starks Oiarles G, propr Journal.
Stedman Hiram, lumber and coal.
Stedman IloUis, live stocl;.
Steele Joseph D, baker.
Stewart Frederick, city treasurer.
Stewart ^Vm, real estate.
Stubbe Gustave A, grocer.
Swelling Frederick P, boots and shoes.
Swelling J Volney, lawyer.
Taiiiit-r & Lewis (Xathano R Tan-
ner, James A Lewis), Nurserymen.
(&e adv, p ITS )
Taylor Carlo R, undertaker.
Temme Herman W, harness.
Thomas G L & T) W (German L and
Davenport W) grocers.
Thomas Harvey J3, live stock breeder.
Tomclty Wm, agt Singer JInfg Co.
Truesdell Uarry'C, merchant tailor.
Tucker AlfixMl S.,, Postmaster and
Insurance.
Tucker F H & Co (Frank H Tucker,
.Vbiram Sliipman), furniture.
Turner Jospph 11. iusuianee.
\Valbridge Joljii S, physieian.
Walcott b'rank 15, photographer.
Walker ?>nst J, phv.sician.
Walter Sihis W, bla'ck.smilh.
Waruke Charles, carpenter.
Watson James C, drayman.
AYataon yivs J 0, dressmuker.
Wawrzynii'k Andrew, blacksmith.
Weber Bros (David and Gu.^tavi, dry gds.
Welleusgard Christian C. farm impts;
Weslcrn Tlie, H H Ol.sen Proi)r. (&f
ado, p i:j.)
Wilkes Freud O. paper hanger.
Williams John J, live stock breeders.
Williams Wm D, cranberry grower.
Will's Cliarles JI, physician.
Wilson Lewis. Pictures and Frames,
Sporting Goods, Gunsmith and Machin-
ist. (.SVt- ,idi\ p 171.)
Wooil Charles S. fruit grower.
Wood Frank, painler.
Wood .Soliii .t .Ji', Attorney al-Law;
Collections I'romptiv Attended to.
Wood T W & Son (Thomas W and Bert-
ina), grocers,
Woodworth Warren W, saloon.
ILLIilOIS CEilTBIL R, 1 1
IRECT ROUTE JU
to ail POINTS in \i\
mim 101.
Chicap & Grand ]mi Rj,
The Favorite Route East
VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
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AND BUSIXESS DIRECTORY.
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W'ojk Dixon, cranberry grower.
^VriiJbt Stillmau it Co (,?t;ilmaa Wriijhl),
dour mill.
Ziemer August, lumber.
;C;emer A & Co (August Ziemer), shoes.
BERNHAED. Oq the C. & X. W.
Ry (Hclenville ttalioni, in Jcfierson C'jUd-
ty, 6 miles from Jeffurson, the judicial
"^eat aud banking point. Population, 150.
Zxp., Am. Tel., ^\. U. J. L. Keller,
postmaster.
Kollor .1 B/, Geo Store and Creamery.
Keller Paul G ^V, news aijeut.
Lylle Janu-.s, grain.
.liaple Grove C'rcaiiierj", J L Kelkr
Propr.
Reul A, lumber.
Pieul Henry (agl), ngrl impts.
Schneider L F, poultry aud stock.
BERnYVILLE. A posloCice in
Kenosha county, on the C. cV is. W. I!y,
.")} mile.s north of Kcnnsh.i. the judicial
seat. Mail, daily. !Minnie E. Peck, post-
master.
PccU ^litiiiit' 81, Grocer.
Tliet'kler »•' W, A-ent C & N W Ry.
BESSEMER. Sauk county. Kame
changed to JS'orlh Freeduta.
BIG BEND. A country postoffice on
Little Fox river, in Waukeska county, 10
miles southeast of "Waukesha, the countv
seat, nearest railroad station and banking
roint. Pu|iulatiou, SO. Mail, dally. I
ilcKenna, jiostmaster.
Radie Wra, carpenter.
Clianiherlain G 1, Iniilder.
Clark .J A, live slock.
Ciark \\m I!, live stock.
Uii^l* iV ^tnitli. Creamery.
GrilHD I)dniel A Smi, saw and feed mill.
(iro«<; Fred, live : lock.
rtlcKoniiit Bsuju', General Store.
I'eBcock P.enjaniii), blacksmith,
^niilh D K, justice and notary.
Sir.ith James, blacksmith.
1 bomas Daniel, wheelwright.
., BIG P.A.LLS. In Waupaca county,
j-i niilcs from V/aupaca, the judicial .seat,
V fr'im Marion, the nearest shipping point.
^»d 1(J from Cliulonvillc, the nearelt bank
locution. Population, 25. .Mail, .semi-
Weekly. George H. Fox, postmaster.
^VliUootsjh vV Tox, Saw .Mill.
BIG FLATS. A pnstoilice in Adams
County, 11 miles north of Frienilship, the
county scat, and 16 northeast oi Xecedali,
the nearest railroad station. Piainiield is
the nearest banking point. Stages semi-
weekly to Friend'hip. Population, 15.
Mail, semi-weekly.
BIG PATCH. A postotSce in Grant
county, iO miles southeast of Lancaster,
the county seat, aud 5 south of Platteville,
the nearest railroad station and banking
point. Stages daily to Platteville and Du-
buque. Population. 50. Mail, daily. D.
Wilkinson, postmaster.
Cabiness G E, carpenter.
Fox Goorije, Rlacksmith.
Harper John T, justice.
Jones John L, carpenter.
Kopp Christopher, wagonmakcr.
Kopp John, blacksmith.
Rawson Jones, live stock.
■\ViIUiii>><»ii O &. Co, General Store
and Flour 3Iiil.
BIG RIVER. A postoffice on river
of same name, in Pierce count}", 10 miles
west of Ellsworth, the county seat, aud 9
south of River Falls, the nearest railroad
station and banking point. Tri-weckly
stages to Ellsworth and Prcscott. Popu-
lation, 25. Mail, tri-weekly. JohuGillig,
postmaster.
xVinsworth F P, railroad, exp aud tel agt.
Armbnister Joseph, barber,
j'.rackiu Aaron, justice.
Frey John, carpenter.
(•illi;; Jloliii, General Store.
Jones C, grist mill.
Kusilck E, shoemaker.
Hock Michael, carpenter.
BIG SPRING. Also known as New
Haven, is a villaL'e in Adams county, 31
miles sfjuthcast of Friend>hip, the county
seat, and U north of Kilbourue City, the
nearest railroad station and banking point.
I'opulation, 150. Mail, daily. John Rus-
sell, postmaster.
Campbell George, flour mill.
Chaiupliu Rev O P (Congregational).
Hinds P J, general store.
Kii:i(>foii Joltii. Wagonmaker.
Mason II H. justice.
Phillips C n, blacksmith.
Pierce E S, genera! store.
Pr.wcrs O, carpenti.'r.
Iiii>«oil John, General Store.
Vdtt Wm, blacksmith.
Ward J C, thiur mill.
Chicago, f/ii!My!(8e & St, Paoi Hj.ll'rWsst and i!oilh:;esi
DIRECT ROUTE
ILLIiiUiO uLii i iiiiL ill 111 to all POINTS
in nUililKitii llll;/!,
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WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
liLA
BIG WAUSAUEEE. On the M &
N. n. R., in Marinette county, '.j1 miles
nortliwest of Mariuctte, the location of the
nearest bank. Population, 130. Esp.,
Am. Tel., W. U. John S. Jlonroe, post-
master.
Allen Thomas, hotel and saloon.
Beach & Bishop, lumber innfrs.
Bird & Wells, lumber mufrs.
Boldt Paul, meat market.
Cady G E, railroad and exp iiijent.
Cliriol Oenry, General Store.
Uelpha,]ohn, saloon.
Button C n, real estate.
Fredenberg Abe, saloon.
Gaein Frank, general store.
Hoff John, general store.
Lafaber 0, carpenter.
Lemere A, saloon.
Jliller John, mason.
Monroe .SoIeii S, Blacksmith and
Cedar Posts.
Monroe J W, justice and notary.
Monroe & Merrill, real estate.
National Iron Co, charcoal mnfrs.
O'Neil M E, hotel.
Patient N, saloiju.
Ploof Thomas, shoemaker.
Tnbarden .Irmnph, shoemaUcr.
\Viii;lit tSron & tJo, General Store.
BINGHAMTON". On Bull Dog
creek, in Outagamie county, 14 miles
north of Applelou, the county seat, an<l -11
soutlnvest of Black Creek, the nearest rail-
road station. Apiiletcm is the nearest
banking point. Population, 100. Jlail,
semi-weekly. M. A. Wickesberg, post-
master.
Becker Charles, mason.
Braincrd C! M, insurance and justice.
Eiclimau Itcv (^Lutlier.an).
llopUiiiM V \\, Hotel.
Huhu Joseph, carpenter.
Manser Henry, shingle mill.
Reilz Edward, physician.
Sipplcr Jacob, carpenter.
Smolk L A, live stock.
Slclller 0, cheese mnl'r.
Strasbiirger F W jr. cheese mnfr.
'Wlclu.'.klu'i'i; Julius, General Store.
WisthotT Fredeiick, blacksmith.
BIRCH, (^n Chippewa river, in Chip-
pewa county, 2.J miles north of (Jbippcwa
Falls, the scat of justice, and It' from
Bloomer, the shipping and banking point.
Population, lOO. Mail, semi-weekly.
M. Firth, postmaster.
Ctiicap & Gracd ]mi %
Bell .Tohn D, lo-ger.
u^irUi ^i5iifc'iiii«i. Logger.
Kelly James, hotel.
King Thomas, lumber.
Smith Charles L, hotel.
Stickney L, hotel.
BIRWAMWOOD. A post village on
the il., L. S. it W. Kj'. In Shawano county,
•10 miles northwest of Shawano, thecountr
seal, and 10 south of Auligo, the nearest
banking point. Population. 500. Tel..
W. U. Exp., U. S. C. U. lleisner, post-
master.
Asber Louis, carpenter.
Brown John, saloon.
Cady B A. saloon.
Cardinal S J, physician.
Cole George L, lumber.
Cole iV iJricr, General Store.
Hedges Isaac, fruit and nuts.
Hunter Wra, railroad, e;.p and tel agt.
Jcwson B, hotel
Petty J C, pbysiriau.
Pocpltc i-t 'loisiier. General Store
and Saw 'S\i\\.
Postler John, mason.
Boberts i;van, blacksmith.
Sprague H A. mason.
Stacy W H & Co, saw mill.
Sloueman George, carpenter.
Van Uoreu & Andrews, saw mill and
staves.
Van I'atlcn S .J, Hotel.
Young Jacob, carpenter,
Zuehike A W, shoemaker.
BLACK CREEK. A po.stofHce on
the G, B., W. >t St. P. H. K., in Outagamie
county, 17 miles north of Appleton, the
county seat and nearest banking point.
Population, -li»X Tel., \V. U. ;Kxp., U. S.
H. Peters, postmaster.
Burdick A E, blacksmith.
Corhill Thomas, raUroad and exp agent.
CoklesCail, hotel.
Ila;;eii <'Iiarlrs, Agricultural Impts.
Itugi.-n Hernum. Iilaeksmilh.
Heinlz J 1'., saloon.
Herman Henry, saw mill.
Loope ]; A. physician.
B^cltTS 51, General St^re and Grain.
I'ribe Julius, wagonmaker.
liietz E, iihysiciau.
Weidorf \Vm, bl.i.'ksmith.
Wilson :?ili's I. it, Flour Mill.
Zwerg H, Saluou.
The Favorite Route East
VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
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W J £GSw«^I 294 AVKST WAXliK ST., .~»Hl, WAliliEHi, WIS
E. POLlf.lER VliriE CO.,
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AND BUSIXEBS DIRECTORY.
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177
BLACK CREEK FALLS, ilnra-
tUon county. JS'iunr cliarinr.d to Athcnx.
BLACK EARTH. Dane county.
Fcir descriptive fkto:h aiid B'l-ii/ie/fS Dire'-lvn/
lie names received too late for ugular
insertion, pasel^l.
BLACK HAWK. A post village on
Honey creek, in Sauk county, 25 niik'3
fouthwest of Biiraboo, the county seat,
and 13 west of Sauk City, the nearest rail-
road station and banking point. Stages
tri-weekly to Sauk City ; fare, 25 cents.
Population, 50. Mail, triweekly. Otto
W. Hahn, postmaster.
Bernhardt Chri-stopher, grist mill.
Flnmnie Freilerick, blacksmith.
Ilaliii Otto W, General Store.
Lindner II. cheese niufr.
Osterheld G, railro:;d, e.\p and tel agt.
Querliammer & Kugatz, blacksmiths.
KiedelJ A, shoemaker.
Witteven Bros, flour mill.
BLACK RIVER FALLS. The ju-
dicial scat of .Inckson cnuuty, ia a pros-
I'tTous incorporated city. l(>euled on the
K. div. of the C, St. P., M. & O. liy, and
on Black river, at the falls, from which it
lakes Its name, 171 miles northwest of
-"^lilwaukce, and 150 southeast f)f St. I'aul.
It contains a sash, door and blind factory,
a large plow and wagon factory, foundry
nnd machine shops, a carding mill, a jilan-
luff mill, a patent medicine manufactory
"lid the iron mines and works of the York
Iron Co. are 1 j miles from the city, and
K've employment to a large number of
nicn. There are churches of the Baptist,
CHlbolIc, Episcopal, Methodi-vt, Presby-
t'.'rmn and Universalist denominations,
!-'raded and high schools, a free jiiiljlic li-
brar}', an opera house with a seating capa-
city of 750, a volunteer lire department
and 2 banks, with a combined capital of
.'J7G,200. Three weekly newspapers, the
lliidf/cr State II" nner, Jackson Coimti/ Jour-
nal and the Frid^nj Eccnimi Pust, are pul.>
lished. Cranberries and blueberries form
a very important feature in tlie shipments.
Thousands of jiickers are employed during
the season, the Iron .Mound Cranberry Co.
alone having over 2,0110 pickers. Stages
run tri-v,eekly to North Bend and semi-
weekli' to Cataract. Telephone connec-
tion with surrounding points. TeL.W. U.
K.xp., Am. Population, 2, ;iOO. Iver Tor-
kelson, postmaster.
Amundson Gilbert, saloon.
I Anscth A, gunsmith.
Badger State Banner, Cooper & Co proprs.
Baker Levi, notions.
Bakkan John I, shoemaker.
Batcheller Nelson A, furniture.
I5enson John K, farm impts.
Best Fred E, meal market.
Best John & Son (.John and Adam), meats.
Black Kivcr Falls Free Library.
Black Kivcr Falls Lumber and Jlcrcantilc
A.'sn, E A Homslead pres, Gilliert G
Jlelbye sec.
Brackett ITerbcrt Q. district attorney.
Brockway E L, surveyor.
Brockway L J. surveyor.
Brodcrick & Felt (Mrs L Broderick, Mrs
E Felt), dressmakers.
Cappen Richard H, justice.
Caslle & '\\'alilo (Bryant J Castle, George
G Waldo), lawyers.
Chapra.an Lcander L, pension agent.
Clieiiey Erastus 1), e.xp ami telephone agt.
Chickerlns- dc Brainerd (Farnum Chicker-
ing, L F. Brainerd), druggi-ts.
Cole Henri B, physician.
FREBMAN,
FREEMAN & SIMPSON, Proprietors.
IS-^TES, $2.00 IF-IEIS JDj^-ir.
Steam Heat and Electric Lighting. BLACK RIYER FALLS, Y/IS.
!iol33rUferp3ra-Sons,E!sS
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Ccle J W vfe Co (Jerome Vv' and F W Cole),
medicine mnfrs.
Cooper & Co (George F Cooper),
I'roprs Eidijer State liauner arid Pub-
lishers Legal' Blanks.
Crosb}' .JfUiies P. carpenter.
Darwin Oliver, logger.
Dell F B, coiiuty siij)l of schools.
Dimmick Ludsvick L, harness.
Eckern John A, jewelry and book.s.
Ehuore W & buns (Warren, Theodore B
and Charles W), far;n impts.
Ericks.on A & Co (Absalom Ericksou),
grocers.
P>icksou Iver, shoemaker.
.■•'alls House, Mrs Susan Gebhardt propr.
Finch Mrs, dressmaker.
First National Bank (capital, s.50,000), W
T Jlurray pres, W II liichards cash.
S'rfeinaii iJoiise, Freeman tt Simp-
son I'riMirs. [Scl' 'nio, p j?7.)
Freoinmi & Simpson (John W Free-
man, J T Simpson), Proprs Freeman
[louse. {Sec ado, ji 177.)
Friday Evening Po.st. Ellis Rogers editor
and piiblr.
Gebhar'dl Bros (Fred W and Henry),
coopers.
Gebhardt Henry, cranberry crovrer.
Gi bhardl Mrs Susan, propr Falls House.
Gelihardt Susan iV Son 'Susan and Fred
W), cranberry growers.
Ooo(lenoujjh Francis 31, baths.
[his^cn Anilrew H, tailor.
Hall it Son (James and Harvey), carpenters.
Hanson Kuud, tailor.
Hanger Hans, saloon
lUf.'f^'cn Neils, register of deeds.
iieUilinL: Frank, saloon.
llendiicks Wm W, barber,
H.iiinian Henry J, marble works.
HolTmau P H, justice.
H'.llenbeck .t (>rmsby (Charles E Hollea-
beck, Henry J (.)rmsbvi. insurance.
Ho[sv\'ill George, 'bus line.
Ibittraw.ser l^dward, livery.
Hyter (Jeorgc, liarher.
Jackson County Bank (capital .s-Clti.iOO), T
11 Mills pres, \V K O'Hi-avn cash.
Jackson County Journal, NVellsifc Kobbins
publrs,
Jackson County Jlilling Co,W R O'EIearn
pies, J H Mills sec anil tn.as, ilour mill.
Johnson Frank, clerk nf court.
Johnson John, saloon.
JiHies Euniber and Mercantile Co, S P
.lones pres, John H YorK sec.
J. 'lies Warren C, groeer.
Junes &-, M.arsU (Lewis C Jones, John
Marsbi, clothing.
Jones &, Murray (Rollin B Jones, \V T
Murrav), hardware.
Kinley W B, laundry.
Le Clair Edgar A, hardware.
Livingstone James, county clerk.
Locken Edward, shoemaker.
Long Edward F, dentist.
Lyons Henry F, barber.
McGillivray James J, sash, doors, etc.
Marsh John, mayor.
Matchet James, boarding house.
Mcinhold Abraham, general store,
3Ierchants' Hotel, Charles C Peterson
propr.
Mikkelson Lorenz, saloon.
Moran ^larlin J, station agent.
Nelson Nicholas, furniture.
Nelson Thomas, saloon.
Nichols Thomas H, barber.
Oderbolz Ulrich, brewer.
Odey Henry, boarding house.
Ogden John R, n<itions.
O'Hearn Oliver C, grocer.
Olsen Peter R, blacksniitli.
Parson John, insurance.
Perry G M, lawyer.
Perry J D, county judee.
Perry & Bracken (G M Perry, H I Brack-
ett), lawyers.
Peterson Charles C, propr Merchants' Ho-
tel.
Peterson & Nolop (John Peterson, George
H Nolop), livery.
Pope Carl C, lawyer.
Pophau Joseph, suine 'piarrv,
I'oslwciltr SJouse, AVindline Post-
weiler Propr.
Poslw«'iU'r \) iiHlliiio, Propr Post
weiler House.
Prestenioen Andrew, steamship agent.
Price Hugh H, lumber.
Price xAIufg Co, W T .Murray pres, R B
Joues sec, machinists.
Robie James, physician.
Roddy Patrick, grocer.
Roddy Win, livery.
Rogers Ellis, publr Post.
Roiseland Aaucn J, photographer.
Rcjscnber;: P.ros (Isaac and Bcnl, dry gds.
Sanrope Edward J, jeweler.
Schnur Julius, irrocer.
Spaulding Dudley J, plow muir.
Squires Ransom D, restaurant.
Stebbins Mrs .M F. milliner.
Thompson Emma ]{, grocer.
Torkeison Iver, postmaster and stationer.
Troen Hans C, saloon.
Van Gordea P W, county treasurer.
Van Schaik Charles, photographer.
Weber .Michael restaurant.
MILWAUKEE
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CEMENT CO.
?iiL\v.vri!Ct;i;, km^.
.eioo-^ ^^■
V'f je'fnfsii Architects and Superintendents,
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iViller Fiedt-ricK, blackjinilli.
'A'uIIer G Oweu, wagonniiikcr.
•,Vi:!Is & Robbins (Will X ^Vells. Leslie M
Hobbins), publrs Jackson Co Journal.
Werner Arthur F, cluthiag.
White E A, phy.-iciaii.
ATiiliams J D, sbeiiir.
WittiDg & Long (Adolph E 'Wittiug,
Frank A Lonz), druggists.
Wright Theodore, meat market,
York Iron Co, Horace Burt mngr.
BLAINE. A postolfice iu Portage
onuuty, 2.0 milts southta^l of Steven.s'
I'nint, the county scat, and 14 southwest of
\Vaupaca, the nearest railroad station and
b.iuking point. Sti.gcs semi-weekly to Al-
;iiond. Fopiilaliun, 30. ilail, senii-week-
ly. L. D. Scott, postmaster.
Madsen W C, blackMiiith.
.-Zanders AValter, feed mill.
SyniX I> 8>, Farmer.
Taylor Albert, sorijhum mnfr.
Taylor Lunuiu, general store.
BLAIK. A station on the G. I!., ^\ .
k St. P. K. R , in 'J'TCMijiealcau county, 7
niiles southeast of Whitehall, the county
feat and nearest banking point. Popula-
tion, 300. Tel., W. Vi. E.\-p., U. S. E.
L. Immell, postmaster.
I'lellevue Alliert, druL'-gist.
Ceiii-iMl Oic B5, General Store.
Hcrgsing Evan, jiropr iilair Hou.^e.
lilair Trading Assn, general store,
ihuj^e "Mi.^s M, photographer.
Cliristianson Hans, harness.
I'c Bow John L, lawyer.
I'.iiehson Jolin, blackpinith.
I'fiincj- It X, Hardware and Imple-
ments.
Gilbert John O, geul store and meal inkt.
Gilbert Miss Sadie, milliner,
•iiiliert T I ^ Co, general store.
Gietne E S, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Hanson tlharles (), furniture.
Hanson Lars, blacksmith.
'"L^an it Lien, lumber.
HiKide Piev B (LutheraiO.
J'>bnson Hans, shnemaker.
•oliiisoii Sk. r.vnrinX, Hardware.
Lokken Ole H, painl-r.
-'l.iyer A- Peterson, hardware.
<^lwn 0 L ifc Co, wagonmakers.
1 cterHon Evart, tai'.or.
^I'linickson Jena P, physician.
>trutu o P, restaurant.
1 hompson Mrs J M, dressmaker,
"ipson T& Bro, furniture.
Young H A & Co, grain and flour miil.
BLANCHAEDV.TLLE. On the I.
C. K. II.. and on the Pecatonica river
in La Fayette county, '30 miles northeast
of Darlington, the judicial seat and near-
est bankiutr point. Exp., Am. Tel., Vs.
V. Population, 300. C. Vickers, post-
master.
Abby & Ilaldeman, meat market.
Arenson Barbara, dressmaker.
Baker John G, justice.
sSEitiit'iiard Alviii, Hardware and
Hotel.
Brew John, hotel.
Clegg Heur3', photographer.
CiiiTey JiJin, blacksmith.
Cullen liridget, dressmaker.
Dean E, carpenter.
Hanson John, shoemaker.
IlHrdyiiiiiSi 8', Livery.
Harris ilenr3', insurance.
Harris John, carpenter.
Hendrickson Bros, painters.
Hobland Peter, shoemaker.
Huwland F) P, mason,
.lolinsou John A, hardware.
Joiinson Thomas, carpenter.
Ivnorr F M, live stock.
Jjovcjoy A- Richards, lumber.
I.,(iii<l Ci B', Griii'L-r.
McKeller A, physician.
Mason .S L. general store.
j\[illiou & Spears, meal market.
Menson Martin, general store.
Jlunsou John L, furniture.
Murer I' J, grocer.
Olson (; C, live stock.
Porter J loss, carpenter.
Rislej' Win. crocer.
Sar<lf«oii 4;<-orge, Grist ;Mill.
Sillers O T, furniiure.
Smeedsrud E O, blacksmith.
Swansou A, mason.
Vic'Ist'r* <', Grocer and Restaurant.
AVickler H. railroad, exp and tel agent.
AVilson Miss Emily, dressmaker.
Wren John J, hardware.
BLANDING. A pnst(,ffine in Bur-
nett county, Jl miles souiheast of Grants-
burg, the county seal and nearest shipping
point. Jl.iil, semi-weekly. Lewis Ander-
son, postmaster.
Aii4lrr«.oii I.cu'l^, General Store and
Justice.
Dhlilin J'. ho, saw mill.
Johnson Jnim .V, carpenter.
Lindhoim Eric, saw mill.
Milwautes & St, Paul Rj/i;:;:,r I'/est aii(l !!oiliV;,'est
!eliiiig3peo!iiiigeoill^os8
or ¥!i;sT fJX-.VtlTV, foi- 5.-,if, ,
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WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
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BLENKER. On the TTi'icoasin Cen-
tral Line, in Wood county, io miles north-
west of Grand Ilfipids, the judicirtl sent.
and 14 east of Mur.-hfield, the nearest
banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am.
Population, CO. John Bleuker, postmas-
ter.
JGSIciiUcr Joliii, General Store and Ho-
tel.
Brandt Andrew, saloon.
Friscli Ignatz, SHloon.
liaiiiiii l..orfiiz, Blnck.smilh.
Mangold L .1. nclary.
Tallmadge V\' H, railroad, exp and tel agt.
BLODGETT. A po.-toffice in "\Yau-
keslia county, 3< miles novtlioHst of Wau-
kesha, the nearest baukius; point, and 3
southwest of BrooktJL-ll. on llic C, M. &
St. P. Ky. Population, SO. 3Iail, tri-
weekly. Frederick Goerkc, postmaster.
Glitz August, crocer.
CJoerke E'rciivritk, Saloon.
Lutter F, black.^iuith.
Meiniuger L, saloon.
BLOOM CITY. Formerly known as
lion, is located on the west branch of Pine
river, in Richland eounty, 15 mik-« north-
west of Richland Centre, the county seat,
nearest banUing and shipping point, on
the C, M. &, Si P. P>y. Stajcs to P.ich-
land Cr!:tre and AVest Lima. Population,
300. Mail, daily.
Blakcly it Albaugh. general store.
Cass J W, general store.
Grear F A, grocer
Householder* Mc.Nelly, furniture.
Houts Jolin, hardwr.re.
McXclly ricnrj". '-iencral f^lore.
Slianibuufih A, frcneial store.
Stoefer W W, Larnt-^
Thornburg \V B, blncksmilh.
BLOOMER. .\ llouri.<^hinc villase on
theC, St. P, M &, (). Ry, and on Dun-
can creek, in Chip;iewa coimly. 15 miles
northwest of C'liipiiewa Falls, the eounty
seal. Settled in ls5(i. it contains a bank,
4 churches, a public school, u biewery, a
creamery and cheese factory and a week-
ly newspaper, the Adcnicc. Grain, lum-
ber and produce are shipped, and land
ranges ic prici^ from iJlO to $30 per acre.
Population, yuO. Tul . W . U. Kxp.,Am.
Mail, daily. Frank "\V. Stees, postmaster.
Adler Mrs Carrie, jjeneral store.
Anderson Louis, tailor.
Auitiu Floyd .M, constable.
Bjnk of Bloomer (capital, §15,000), Ti:
liughast & Marsluall i>roiirs,
Barcume Joseph, farm impts.
Berg Charles, carpenter.
Berg & Brown (Otto Berg, Ada A Browi.
general store.
Blaschkc Rev John A (Catholic).
Bloomer House, S L Gaylord propr.
Blooruer Advance, E N Bowers editc^r.
Brooks George I. placing mill.
Brown Simon ]i. station au'ent.
Coofi Win H, Lumber, Lath anc
Shingles.
Cottington Robert, physician.
Crouse ^Vm G, jeweler.
Cuttinu Frank JI. general store.
Dierks"* Otto (W'm Dierks, Fhilip Otto
hardware and undertakers.
Dreger Adolpli. propr L"nion House.
Emmerton E M, cirpenter.
Fessendeu Edward, painter.
Fisk A C, nursery.
French 1 C, physician.
Gaylord Samuel L. propr Bloomer House
Gibson J F, piin of scliool.
Hathaway James R, gen store and drug^.
Jackson Andrew, lawyer and in-;.
Jarvi.s Willard, chief clerk We,;, Hotel.
Joel Benjamin, carpenter.
Kehl & liarcume (John B Ki'hI. Joseph
Barcume), grain and produce.
Kelley F A. creamery.
Kelly Samuel J, general store and cheest
mnfr, 3 miles u e.
Kenyon Gould A, blacksmith.
Kidder Rev A (Concregatioual).
Kluud Frederick, ^hocnuiker.
Klund John, wagonmalier.
Krau/felder Loui.'^, hardware.
Krenz Fred C, saloon.
Langren John, painter.
Lefllngwell A- Ingram (.Miranr H LefliDg
well, James T Ingram), harness.
Lie lie & Koepp (Charles Liebe, John F
Koop])). lirewers.
Liidgaard Jens J, photographer.
Lund Isaac, saloon.
Jilanderson John, propr West Hotel.
jMiles John, livery.
jMooreAdam. eroeer.
Morri.^on it McAVithy (E J Morrison. Depi'
I'j .Mc^Vltlly), farm impts.
Oeiimis H D, veterinary surtreou.
Opera Hall. F W Stees mngf.
Olio Mrs Carrie, milliner.
Peter,^on Peter S. saloon.
Prill John C, dentist.
Pr\iher Loran/., saloon.
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Chicap & Graod Truol; Pif,
The Favorite Route Ea;
VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
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^'ew York Life hisnraiioeCCsrn,,
«sets, $11(1,1100.000. i >'ort1iif\rstern Kvniich
|.lus, - u;.0()0.(HH). ' Otllce, 416 JllUvaiikoe
St., .IIILIVAtlvIiE, V.IS. W. S. lAMUEK, ^*tatc asent. AVALKKK BlCKXKli, (ien"! Jianassr.
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;;H>mus ifc CUristiansuu (MarUn liasmus,
Ulo Cbristiansou), grain, etc.
Ksymond A E, carpenter,
lingers Elliet'on M. physicifin.
?chroeder Henry. Qfiur and feed.
Srailb George II, feed niUl.
Smith Judson W, .ipiarisf.
Spencer Cliarles, justice of peace.
Stees Frank W, po.stmaster uud barber.
Stec3 Mrs Rosetta J, dre.ssmaker.
Stticheu & Martin (Jlicliael J StticLen,
Henry Martin), black.smillis.
Stewart Harold -M, carpenter.
Tillinghast Cb.irle.s D. lawyer and ins.
Tiiliudiast &, Marfliall (Cliarles I) Tillintr-
lip.st, Henry ilarthali), proprs Bank of
liloomer.
Trankle Conrad, general .store.
Treat Leonard \V, city marshal.
I'nion House. Adolph Drcs-er propr.
Van Dalsem Rev H A, lecturer.
Wagner Peter, conbctioner.
Wtiidlandt .loliu, _t;(;neral .sli.rc.
Werner A; :Martin "(Henry M'erner, Louis
Martin), hardware.
^Vebt Hotel, ,John .Meniler.son propr.
BLOOMING DALE. On the West
'viikapoo river, in Vernon county, 10
miles northeast of Virrqiia, the seat of
justice and nearest banking point, and 4
from Wcstby, its nearest shipping' point,
'"pulation, 1,-jO, .Mail, Iri-weekly. E. E.
liustad, postmaster.
Appleman .Jesse, saw mill.
''"liken A, furniture.
'';•'•' m C W, i;eneral store.
<;ililc ei A, Blacksmith.
JbuiMin Henry A. tutmer.
Mn^iT Bros, saw mill.
^I'Ttcrud (; A, gen store and hotel.
"■horn M, Hour mill.
"tiislatl S: Ji:, General Store.
>*eNthy E T, furniture.
HLOOMINGTGN. Located on a
ftam-li of (Iraiit river, in Grant county, M
I'di s norlhwesl of Lanoislor, the county
'■ti'.iuiil 12 southeast of Bridj^eport, Ihe
•!'':'.rest shijiping point. Has a bank and a
^I'-'-ly newspaper, the Itcronl. Staires
"iidy to Bridirennrt and tri-wcckly to Lan-
'■'."'•'er; fure, s;l to cither place. Popula-
""'. «00. .M;ul. ,Iaily. Georg(. AV. Xev-
'"*. postma'^tfer.
"^'linline Bros, live stock.
Hariioy liro*, Dentists.
:;>f'^".V 1'. lawyer.
''uett U'm, hou.'-e mover.
Bloomington House, ■] Donnelly propr.
Brady John, saloon.
Brooks Ernest, propr Record.
Brooks Je-^.se, justice.
Itrow'ti I>aiiiel 8', General Store.
Burgess &, Auel, saloon.
Chambers John M, photographer.
Chambers .Mrs Mary E, milliner.
Chandlers Thomas II, physician.
Crabtree A N, general sturc.
Donnelly Joseph, propr Bloomington
House.
Ecke Herman C, harness.
Fox Ira. meat maiket,
H^rjiy.ior .4l!Vt'«i, General Store.
Garthwaite Edward, produce.
Glasier ]\Irs Jliua B, physician.
Glasier "Willis II, physician.
Greer Frank L. general store.
Hampton .James, painter.
Hutcli Silas A, general store.
Heckniasler & U'Xeil, creamery.
Hickok ik, Angore, saloon.
Holfdrd Lyman D, gen store and justice.
Gfi4>^UiIlK l> «Sl. feoii, Furnittire.
Johnson John, shoemaker.
Kitlo Samuel, hardware.
Lewis James M, jiliysician.
Lumpkin George W, live slock.
MeNameo Barn.ard, tailor.
..Mailer GcorLTC \V, L'rocer.
.Tbisii^joi' >Vm, Blacksmith.
3Iuiio(,iiey & Lynass, saloon.
Parkins U, barber.
Peacock James, barber.
Pennock John, meat market.
Pitts 11 10, wagonmaker.
Record, E Brooks propr.
Sala Orlando P, physician.
Smith Thoma.s, sliueraaker.
Stone Charles \V, live stock.
Taylor Gei.ige E, Hour mill and foundry.
Taylor Hilb. rt E, jeweler.
Tornowski Gustav, wagonmaker.
Vv'oodliiiu-e Clinton B.'hardware.
\Voc>4lluMi>c iV BJnrlioy, Bankers.
BLOOM VILLE. Apostofficeln Lin-
coln county, VZ iiiiks nurlheast of .Merrill,
on the C, .M. & St. P. Ky, the seat of jus-
tice, shipping and banking point. Popu-
tion, GO. Tri-vreckly mail stage to Merrill.
H. Scovilie, postmaster.
Jasteii Valley, saloon ami grocer.
Meioingei Simon, saloon and trrocer.
So<»villt; Sloiirj, Carpenter.
West Win, logger.
IHIilfllS C[i]TP,/U
BLUE MOUNDS. A post village on
the C. it N. \V. I!y, in D ine county, £-<
p DIRECT ROUTE I'nnTiirnni !n'.'!/l
il. toaiIPOINTSir.iiUllllii:lllllljyfl,
Cudahy Brothers/; Pork and Beef Packer?
Mll^w.vi SiKi;, wsscoNMN. \ AND PROVlSIO>J DEALERS.
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];oL
^ I miles southwest ol Mad;soii, the county
._ '. seat, and Ifi eust of l)ud;:eville, the netirL-tt
*=■ Z banking point. A weekly newspaper, the
S.« Pccis, ispubli-hed. Population, 150. Tel.,
© S W. U. Exp., Am. C. llclmeustine, post-
fc» p master.
Q^ M Bancroft Dr H V, drutts and justice.
5 EJi'.Ic cV Loiick, Lilacksmitlis.
Bs^ Brockenwa'.'eu F. hotel and livery.
^ •■Clifgard &, Torhoug, livery.
^ g Evers Carl, hotel.
02 Pauls F C, meat market.
K llauson it Ole, gen storr and furniture.
Q U EScliiioii«tiiic CliarU's, General Store.
''^ ^ Kendrick Bros, hardware.
y5 Lovejoy & llichards, lumber.
^ McKiuzie Jolm B, railroad, exp and tel agt.
^ f" Olden A A, shoemaker.
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2 Olscn G, harness
Press, 11 V Bancroft Publr.
Smith Thomas, wagonma.ier.
Zechmann Elias, genera! store.
BLUE RIVER. A post village on
the C, .''>[. & St. P. liy, in Grant county,
;jO miles northeast of Lancaster, the county
seat, and 8 northeast of Boscobe), the usual
banking point. Population, Vo Tel.,
W. U. ' Exp., Adams. C. JI. Callahan,
postmaster.
('al!:ililiii C r?3. General Store.
Parker Grant, railroad, exp and tel agt.
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BLUFF. A pnst village on the C. &
N. W. Uy, and on Su:,'ar riv( r, in Dane
county, 20 miles southwest of .Madison, the
county seat and nearest liankiug point.
,Slagt.s Iri-weekly to I'inr BlulT. Populn-
'tion, oO. Exji., Ain. Tel., \V. U. A. K.
Sorenson, postmaster.
Anderson 1\I, live stock.
Donahue T, livestock.
Graves C 1,, r.viinrid, rxp and tel agt.
lilevi'ii I Aim !i. Hotel and Lumber.
Moen 1' 11. blucksniilh.
Ness Christopher, earpt^nter.
Ny.i^ood Li!wis, carpenter.
Scott W M. live stock.
Sorciisoii X li. General Store and Jus
tice.
Thompson L O, live stock.
BOARDMAN. A post villaire on the
C, St. ]'., .M. .t O. By. in St. Croix coun-
ty, rJiuilesnoitlieast of Hudson, the coun-
ty seat, and OJ southwest of Xew Hich-
mond, the nearest banking jioint. Popu-
lation, 100. Tel., W. U. E.vp., Am.
A. O. Spencer, postma.'-tcr.
Beebe Miss Dora, music teacher.
Boardman Chee.-e Factory.
Davis S. railroad, exp and tel agent.
Fsirraiul Win. Barber.
Jolinston Bros ^t Virgin, rlour mills.
Rogers Gcorce. cooper.
Spcisccr &, 'i'cml. General Store.
^Vert Ephraim, blacksmith.
Mi
BOAZ. A village on Eagle en ek,
Richland county, 0 miles west of liiel.!;
Centre, onthe'C, M. &, St. P, By.
county seat, nearest railroad static
banking point. Population. lOo.
daily. D. A. Jacobson, postmaster.
Barnes Wm >L flour and saw mill.
Rcrry 3S H, General Store.
Briggs Jav- W, genl store and cheese inDi"
Cosgrove F'rank. blacksmith.
Evans John, hotel.
Garner Dr E S, drUL^-ii^t.
Pleidbrink Mrs J >;, milliner.
Kiserman August, meat market.
Seward Christ, saloon.
Starr C BS, Harness.
Surrem John, blacksmith.
Templeton Stephen, general store.
BOB CREEK. In Chippewa coucy
10 miles northeast of Chippewa Fails, i..
county seat, rjearest railroad station i.r :
banking point. Population, lo. .Mni-,
semi-weekly.
BOHRI. In P,i,lTalo county. 20 mil
from Alma, the judicial S( at, and 7 fi; :
Fountain City, its banking and shipp;r..
l>oint. Mail, w,ekly. G. Boliii, ]■■ -'
master.
Baertsch George, carpenter.
Jiohri C Emil, c.irpenlt r.
It(»liri <;i»((Si('!i, Hotel and Grocer.
Egbert Geihart, meal market.
Scheidegger Jacob, mason.
Yochem John, blacksuiilh.
BOLT. In Kewaunee county, 17 niii.
southwest of Krwaune(.', the judii ial fi •
and nearest banking point, and I'i iiP'-
Two Rivers, the nearest shipping p>'i!|
population, 50. .Mail, tri-weekly. N- -''
Knudson, postmaster.
Knudson N ,M. l)lacksmith.
Knudson iV Heidman, saw mill.
SjK-wasck Frank, gen! store and saloou-
BOLTON VILLE. A villa ;:e :
"Washington county. 'J miles northea-l ■
Chicap £ Grand Trunk h>
The Favorite Route basi
VIA UIACARA FALLS.
nncr'CDC the nieoDKssDit
DhLiSCnO. i.N(i jAtKS. i to 11 Tod,
?I>FC; CO. Mnnofactnre BRKnEHY M VCIIINEBT. WIND.
rowK!! iioisTixf; tucHiXERr. tick ks. K.LEYATOHS,
AiroilATlC STE.I.M BOriLE COUKEllS, Etc. 512-514 tOMULIICE STKEET, aiLWAlKKE, '.VIS.
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West Bend, the count}' sefi' sml nearest
biinkiuir point, and 7 from Kewa^kum, its
usual shipping point. It is on tiie daily
mail stage route from KeTvasliiim to Fill-
more. Population, SoO. Walter Bolton,
postmaster.
Backus JI, shoenuiker.
Bolton A- £>h'rl>:tiiin. Gen Store.
Uoltoii t't !»ciiiiliT, Flour ^liil.
Dieslerkampt J, I'rick iiiufr.
Duncan Bros, saw mill.
Goeler d, slioemaker.
ISat'iilzc a A, Hardware.
Lanibreclit M, meat market.
Licht J, harness.
ilorgenrolli Edward, Micksmith.
Xigh J li. railroad, c.\p and tel arreat.
Scboetz John, wagonniaker.
■Wittig Cliariea, saloon.
Woog Peter, saloon.
BOiN", Ricbland county, ^^''tmc chinrjed
to Bloom City.
Larriaun Cliarles. brick mnfr.
Lebmann Fred W, hardware.
ilabl C F. saloon.
.Mej-er Philip, haruessmaker.
Xeuman A, blacksmith.
Poppe V, physician.
Baduge Fred, blacksmith.
Samp AVm, blacksmith.
Spciisler irars A, Hotel.
AN'aguer M, blacksmith.
Wagner tfc Meyer, saw mill.
West fall John, carpenter.
Zernicke Fred, carpenter.
Zuelilke C & Co, hardware and impts.
BONDUEL. A postonire in .^hawano
county, 9 mile.s southeast of Shawano, the
county seal and bank location, and 5 from
Cecil, the nearest railroad station. Stages
tri-weckly to Shawano and Green Buy.
Population, loU. Mail, triweekly. Wm.
F. Bonnin, postmaster.
Boeher L, general store.
]5netteher Carl, mason.
Jioiiiiiii (', General Store and justice.
Brummels G, cheese luafr.
Fullerton F A; .Son, feed and saw mill.
Gripp A, lime.
Jensen Fied, wagonniaker.
Ivaiiii ^o!<iiti<>ii. General Store.
Ketter Peter, blacksmilh.
Klein John, sal.n.n.
Klemp ct Boche, saw mill.
Krueger Win F, farm imj'ts.
Kuhl Gnllfried, sal<;ou.
BOSCOBEL. A progressive and flour-
ishing incorporated city, located on the
C, M. it St. P. By. in Grant county. 2.j
miles north of Lancaster, the judicial seat,
160 v.'est of Milwaukee. 70 from .Madison,
and 25 from Prairie du Chien. The ei!y
is rapidlj' growing in wealth and import-
ance, and contains Baptist, Catholic, Con-
gregational and Methodist churches, a
graded public school, stave, heading and
plow factories, flouring mills, a b;inl:. a
concert hall with a sealing capacity of tlOII,
and large and commodious business blocks,
and handsome residences. Land in the
vicinity is well wooded, and the shipiiienls
comprise grain, produce, hoop-poles and
livestock. Stages semi-weekly to Homer,
Castle Kock, ;\[illelt, Haney. liurlbun
and Wheatville. Exp., U.S. Tel..W. U.
Population, 1.700. Telephone connection.
Gustav .Meyer, jiostmaster.
Ableiter ISIelcbior, blacksmitli.
Anderson Sever, shoemaker.
Anscheutz Leo, photographer.
Armstrong Charles A, physician.
Armstrong Lcroy G, physician.
Bank of A J Pipkin, A J Pipkin propr.
Bartholomew Stmiiel. deimiy sheritf.
Bolit'l Joiiii, Propr Central House.
Bold Adam. L'roccr.
T. J. BROOKS.
R. D. BLANCHAKD.
Ij-^^"^7- orF^x^ioE; ciF"
BROOKS & BLANCHARD.
wk practice in all the courts, collections a specialty
j D-iULIXGTON.
BKANCH OFFUtS:- RICHLAND CE.N'TF.R.
|iiAItABO(>.
BOSCOBEL, WIS.
'S i^-'alpj LARGEST STOCK OF OIL CLOTH AJiD CARPETS,'
iLLIilS m^ii 1 1
DIRECT ROUTE
to all POINTS in isUii \ WLWii
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BOS
Bomaster Jliss Liziiie, milliner.
Boscobcl Agricultural and Drivin!r Park
AsaociatioQ, J 11 Sarles pres, Kdwurd
Mc3-er f cc.
Bo>tco9>e{ I>ial, George W Goldsmith
Propr.
Brookins Eugei)e, carpenter.
Brooks li; ESIiiiit-Jsar*! (Thomas .J
Brooks, R D Blanchard), Lawyers.
(Seeadi', p 1S3.)
Brown Miss JIattie, dressmaker.
Brown Ar Edwards (Chtirles F Brown,
Ucrbert B Edw.inls), lluur mill.
Bryan Edgar C, prnpr Grant House.
Bushhausen Henry, shoemaker.
Callaway, Walker .t Miller (Millard H
Callaway, .Tudson 1' Walker, John X
Miller), dry goods, etc.
Cailey David \V, physici.in.
Carrier T & Co (Terrence Carrier, Micliael
McSpaden), hardware.
Central 83<nn»c, John Bobel Propr.
City Hotel, Michai'l Lenahan propr.
Comstoek Jesse, meat mrirket.
Comslock Mrs John X, confectioner.
Cook Wm, painter.
Cruiner Frank J. baker.
De Lap Myron W, monuments.
De Witt Jlartin, confectinuer.
Ei.^feldcr Frederick V. jeweler.
EllingNon & Lindelien (Nels Jilllingson,
Jolm O Ijindelieii), grocers.
Enright Mr.s M C, confecliouer.
Erdenberg Geoige, saloon.
Giiropunii Calai-rli I'liro, A Never
Failing Kemedy for Catarrh and All
Diseases of the Head and Throat; Up-
borne S: Huppeler Pmprs; also Mnfra
of European Tocjlhiiie; for Sale liy All
Druggists.
Funb'rer Mrs Henry, reslnnraiit.
0<>l<i''tt)illi fjJcort;^ W, I'rojir Bosco-
bel ])ial.
OooUl Herbert J, furniture.
Goold Mrs if J, milliniT.
Grant Jliss Annie I!, dressmaker.
Grant House, ]■". C J5ryan propr.
Guenlzel Gustav, llarne^ls.
flaney John W, barlier.
Hanson I' L, carpenter.
llayman Ijuciua If, iiliysieian.
Henktl John, tailor.
Hinriehs Paul L, r.ailroail and e.\p agent.
Hunuuel & Hof (Henry Hummel, Phillip
J Hof), meat market.
Illircrs <>j»ora SBoii'io, W T Hurd
Propr and Alngr; Six Hundred Ca-
pacity; E.|nipped with Square Grand
Piano and I'.est I'laj' House in County.
Kurd Wilson T, dentist.
Hurlbut Henry S, jeweler.
Jenkins Frederick C, clothing.
Kane Joseph, saloon.
Kratchowill Frank A, stationer.
Kratchowill Vandy J, shoemaker.
Kretsch Mrs Lena, confectioner.
Lawrence Daniel, livery.
Lenahan Michael, propr City Hotel.
Lewis Frank, jeweler.
Light Guard Baud, Horatio W Hubliei;
leader.
McGraw & Gurnsey (Isaac N McGraw.
Charles O Gurnsey), meat market.
jMcGraw John 1?, meat market.
JlcLoughlin Jacol), lawyer.
jMcMullen Charles, painter.
Meyer Edward, stave factory.
Meyer Gustav, postmaster.
Miller Xorman B. restaurant.
iMullley Frank C, insurance.
rtSulIlcy Saoa».o, Jacob Trautman
Propr.
Muflley Jolin U, furniture.
Murley Timothy, city marshal.
Nauert Bros (Wm, Jacob F and Joseph B),
saloon.
Ness Kev O (Lutheran).
O'Connor Miss^fary E. dressmaker.
Opera House, Lou 1! Kuka mngr.
Oswald Daniel, saloon.
Palmer itBuiiis(W G Palmer, E E Burns),
lawyers.
Parker, HiUlebraiul & Co (Theodore Krons-
hage, George F Hildebrand), gen store.
Pike it; Van Allen (Edwin Pike, J W Van
Allen>, aiiiari'-ts.
I'iaiiiau' .'iSalt J! &. Son (Matt B and
\Vin H), I^riigs, Gruceries and Ginseng
Dealers.
Pitlbh-y Mrs )5 H, laundry.
Powell Itoseoe l{. denlistl
Ueigc 1 Frederick, tailor.
IJice Benjamin E, apiarist.
Uitter & HubbelltWm Bitter, Theodore
N Hubbell), hardware.
Bodgers Wm. mason.
KiiUa lEros i^Jiif^ Co (,Iohn, Louis
and Lou II), Hardware, Farm Impts.
Wagons, Carriages. Sleighs, Lumber.
Founders and Machiuiata and Broom
Mufrs.
Sanger Geortre, blacksmith.
Sani'er it .Martin i-lohn F Sanger, Jacob
Martin), wagon mnfrs.
Sarh ! John 11, lumber.
S<ii\f><'r \. S'avor (Moody A Sawyer,
Hiiam \V i'''avor).I)rui;gists and Griicers.
Scheinpllug Frederick, furniture.
Schmid George, livery.
Selimitt Frederick W, marble dealer.
North Star Ironworks. ) inMrit)-,.-,iwii,in,l8-i n?iii»o
rAKlMI .1HM h.t( 1 I KIM; ( O, '- .Hill » ri:;hts. S;ni .Mill MilrllilK
Ashland, - - Wisconsin. ) ^I'fi'ii Kni;iiic», Boilers, ToMPr
liinkts. FolinderR. lioilf rninker^.
Oni; .lliirliiner), ( orlis'l and llk-ll
Hitting- .llarliliH-ry,ctc. Seep.
MITHCU D^TUC '" finnection TTith llie JANESVILLE THERMOTHERAPEUTrc BATHS
Unftion DalfiO .Norcro^s Block. South lii
ilc'-»t e^iuippeii curati
r St.. .Inuesiilk. Wis. Jhe nio'.t e^clfiisivp nad
Wiicousiu. .12. A. .VOitlJJN, .Uuua;ier.
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S.C'!? Mrs Lucia E, milliner.
,<u.i:li Ptiillip, livery,
."^pltKclber^ Bros (E O and R), gen store.
Supbtus Frederick \V, barker.
T'llf -Mrs Mary, n-encral 'l^re.
Traiitiniin" Jacolt, I'ropr MuiUcy
Hou>:e.
L'i'liome & Huppeler, Proprs European
Ciitiirrh Cure.
Wtilker Bros (David R and Jonathan),
farm impts.
\V:ilers Jeliiel, physician.
Wilion John D, lawyer.
Wilson AVm H, gardener.
Wi.^cODsiQ Iloufe, Mrs Fredericka Fritz
i-ropr.
W ouzor Mrs >rary, barber,
Wuriter & Keller (Cioltlieb C Wurster,
John I Keller), coopers.
BOUCHEA.
l:-::JJiardt.
St. Croix county. &v
BOVEE. A recently established post-
otlice in Portage county.
BOYCEVILLE. A postollice on Tiff-
suy creek and on the Wisconsin Central
I.iiie, in Dunn county, 15 miles norlhwe.'-t
<A Menomonie, the county ,ceat and nearest
b'lnkiBg point. Statres to Meiioraouie and
Pnirie Farm. E.\p., Am, Tel., "W. I'.
I'cpulation, 200. E, Bricklcy, postmaster.
Harton Q, builder.
jil.ikely N L, justice.
j!"Weron C, general store and livery.
Krlfkloy A, General .Store,
Il'own ^ly: Bradslmw, "general store.
< Tvl .Vn?el D, broom ninfr.
< link MiifK Co, Spokes
<:"rk S D, lumber,
Diekcr & Brickley, apiarists,
'•rutt Charles, mason,
"ay.* A A & Bro, saw and grist mill,
l;'.vis J C, meat market,
^•irlett John, s.aw mill.
■■! later August, shoemaker.
K-ed W .V, railroad, exp and tel ac;t.
1-lort, Fl,&.) (., ^eii.T.d st,)re,
" rulnor J>r KiUr S, Dru£r'nst.
•■'^I'.ir Kalpli, billiards,
>M.--ant Charles, blacksmith.
: ^P^D. On the Wisconsin Central Line,
a I liimicwa county, ]s miles ea^t of Cliip-
|"--v« i'all,^, the county '^cat and bankin-
I'"'"; It was settleil in 1S-<1.
saw and shiD;;le mills and a number of
general and special stores, etc. Weekly
stage to Cox, Population, COO, Tei.,
W. U. Exp., N. P. Mail, dally. Jacob
Jloore. postmaster.
Adams Ellery X. justice,
Adams Herbert S. musician.
Allie David J, lawyer.
Arehambcault Eugene, propr Commercial
House.
Baer II & Co (Herman Baer, Adolph
Kann), general store.
Boyd Cooperage Co (capital. ^^C'inOi, F
Gunderson pres and mngr, W P tissons
sec.
Iliitsclicr Alborl, General Store.
Carabin Koek, lilack.-mith.
Cirkel J W ^t Sons (John W, Au</ust and
Theodore ,11, stave and heading innfrs.
Commercial House, Eugene Arehambeault
propr.
Cooper C E, logger.
Curtis C V, livery.
I)e Both Felix .1, cooper and restaurant.
Fucrst Frank, shoemaker.
Ganzal ChriFtopher II. lioarding house.
Gciat Peter G, meat market
(?reen Shcpard, liverj'.
Gustafson J\Irs Christine, milliner.
Hanson Jacoli IT. hardu-are.
Harding John, wagonmaker.
Ilebbard Joseph, saloon.
i9einiaiiii A; Coo!i(Herman Ileimann,
Harry W Cook), Drujci-ts.
Iloilman ]\nchael, shoemaker.
Ickstadt "Wni J, hardware, etc.
Kleiner Frank X, furniture.
Kobb Louis, brewers' agt.
Loomis J J, barber.
Luebstorf Henry, saloon,
Lund Bros (.Myron and Edson O.saw mill.
McDonald Alexander H, physician.
Martin Warren, wagonmaker,
Moore Jaoi/b. postmaster and harness.
Murray Michael (estate). Charles Xelson
ningr, stave and heading mnfr,
Xelson Charles, mngr J[ .Murrray's estate.
Olsen Ole, saloon.
Patten Robert, general store.
Richie Samuel, blacksmith.
Smith George W, carpenter.
Thompson Ezra H, jeweler.
"Weber Mathias B, .saloon.
Yager Frank, saloon.
Zimmermanu Stephen, poultry breeder.
BOYDTOWN. A ;etHemcnt on the
north bank of ilir- "Wisconsin river.in Craw-
ford conuty, 25 miles from Prairie du
<Y^'':'in,s .Methodi.-t Epi.^ci.pal and Catholic
.iiJtcLes, 2 slave and heading factories,
Chicago, Milmykee SSL Paul P,j,"Lr:\'/esiafld UM^
oince*lactu^>,:;.lI,ake.t..aIL^vALKKI:,^vls. L3lsst lni:)royeo veiiciiaii Bijiids,
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BRA
Chien, the judicial sua'.. 6 froui Bojcobel,
Uie nearest baak location, aud jfrom ^Vau-
zcka, the ueare=l shipping point Pdpuh'.-
tion, 50. K. W. Boyd, postmaster and
general store.
BOyiNGTON. Also known as Boy-
ington Mills, is on the Tomorroi\' river, in
Purtiige countj', K'j miles northeast of Ste-
vens' Point, the county seat, and r-2 north
of Custer, the nearest railroad station.
Stevens' Point is the nearest banking
point. Stages tri-i;veekly to Stevens' Point
and Alban. Population, 40. .Mail, tri-
■weekly. A D. lioyiugton, postmaster.
Boyington Mills, Y P At'.TcU mngr.
BRACKETT. A farmers' postofBce
in Eau Claire county. 11 miles southeast of
Eau Claire, the iudicinl seat, Mail by spe-
cial supply. Ibbert Parker, postniaster
and farmer.
BRACY. A posloffice in Burnett
county. U miles northeast of Grantsuurgh,
tlie feat of justice and shipping point.
Bank at Ku.'.li Cuy, Jliun. .Mail, semi-
weekly. J. B. Uoberts, postmaster.
BRADTVILLE. A po.stollico in
Giant county, 21 miles northwest of Lan-
caster, the couuty seat, 5 from Oasley, the
nearest railroad station, and 10 from
Bloomingtou, the nearest banking point.
Stages .semi-weekly to "Wyaiusing. Popu-
lation, 3f)0. Mad, serai Weekly. Sopliia
Day, postmaster. .
Anderson A, blacksmith.
I Bossi ,1 A. bro;)ni iiiarr.
Itriull ISei'iiaiMl, Hotel.
Calkins V. ju^,tiLr.
Ciaik K W, cari>enler.
Clark John, builiier.
Day J .M, mason.
Day ,1 r, lawyer.
Day .1 S, masnn.
ttny Sopliiii, GeiK ral Store.
Green !!••? (.MnlHuli^l i
Palmer II M, meat market.
BRADY'S. In Hichland county, is
miles west of Kichland Center,the judicial
scat, usual banking and .^hipiiing p.iint.
Population. S.") M lil, semi-weekly. .James
Brady, postmaster.
Ellsworth D, saw mill.
BRANCH. A post village on the M..
L. S. it W. Ky, in Manitowoc county, 7
miles northwest of Manitowoc, the county
seat and nearest banking point. Popula-
tion, loO. Exp., U. S. Peter Hermann,
postmaster,
Bahr Charles, cheese mnfr.
Carbon John, blacksmith.
Erdlitz .Tosei-iii, tailor.
Ilalverson Hans, well driller.
Ilcrinanii Peter, Hotel, Flour and
Saw Mills.
King C L, agent M, L S it W Ky.
Koener Joseph, pump mnfr.
Kunz Charles L, saloon.
Reif A & L. ilour and saw mill.
Reif John, broom handle mnfr.
Schatler Frank, general store and saloon.
Schneider A, carpenter.
Sheldon D W, justice.
Voelder Louis, vet surgeon.
Windhauser M, boots and shoes.
BRANDON. A village on the N.
div. C, M. & St. P. Ky, in Metomen
township. Fond du Lac county, 10 miles
from Fond du Lac, the county seat, and
76 from Milwaukee. It contains a sleigh
and carriage factory, a butler tub factory.
2 grain elevators, planing miil, cheese fac-
tories, 4 churches, a gocul scliool, a harrow
and laud roller factory. Odd Fellows" Hall,
capable of sealing :lOO. 2 good liotels and a
weekly newspaper, the Bnih'I.in Tini''S.
Land is worth from .'?oO to siJO per acre.
There are several quarries in the vicinity
which 3deld a superior quality of granite.
Telephone communicalion with all sur-
rounding ixdnt.s. I^earest bank at "Wau-
pun. Population, 700. Tel.. 'iV. U.
Exp., Am. Frank C. Brown, postmaster.
Bennett Bev Wm (Methodist).
Bornscheiii Albeit F, i:;rain I'levatnr.
Brandon 'J'imes, Martin C .short propr.
BrinkerlidlT (■'rimk, livestock.
lirowu Frank C. barber.
Brown Horace L, harncssmaker.
Burkhani Ib-v John (Luthernn).
Cheney Benjamin, apiarist.
Cole Alamanda, pumps.
Cede Mr.i Louise, dressmaker.
Coll- Willis, grocer.
Corastock Edward, painter.
Ellis it Foster (Charles K Ellis, Frederick
K Foster), hardware.
Ellis it Olive (.Mary Ellis, Anna Olive),
milliners.
I^ltKJ^ii il4>ii«e, D C Keynolds Propr.
Feriju^on L' ander, i;eneral Ktnre.
Fo-itrr F 11 it Sou ( b'rederick B and John
Wi. bankers.
Chicap k Grand Tront %
Palace and Dining Cars
ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
r'
Ctiicap fi Giand Tfuni Pij,
Palace and Dining Cars
ON ALL THf?OUCH TRAiKS.
BRA
AND BUSINESS DIRECTOEY.
BRA
is:
Geidel E & C (Edward and Churle^), wag-
ODtnakers.
Graliiuii Bros(Wm and John E), But-
ter Tub jMiifrs and General Cooperage.
i&e iidv. Uhic.)
llallS ISolol, Levi J Hall Propr.
Hall I>cvi J, Propr Ili.irs Ilntul, .Tu'^-
tice of Ptacc. >;otary Public, -Mn-r Tel-
ephone, Insurance Agent and Livery
Stable.
Hazen Chester, live stock.
Ileckendorii Kcv Gcorie M (Congl).
Hermann Charle.'J, furniture.
Hillmau David II. live stock breeder.
Hobbs Bros (Alvin and Walter), cheese
mntrs.
Hogle Gilbert SI, wall paper.
Irwin Bros (\Vm and Samuel), cheese bos
mnfrs.
Jatncs Edwin A, jeweler.
Knapp Charles P, hardware.
Knapp Mit-s Gertie, uiu.sic teacher.
Knajip Mrs L, Jiiilliner.
Koebler & Vcdder (August Koehler, John
Vedder). grain shiiipers.
Lanphcr Charles C, grocer.
McClelland Jauies. shoemaker.
Marquard Bros (Kerdiiiand E and Freder-
ick AV), meal market.
Moore Mark L, farm inipts.
O'Leary Benjamin A, inngr ^\' U Tel Co.
Paine Lumber Co, George F Wheeler
mngr.
Pleuss Henry C. saloon.
Pleuss Misio.Hfilatlieaiid Leiia),dressmkrs.
Randall Walter !S, railroad and exp at'ent.
Itc-)'iiul4l<« lie Will V, Propr Bn.'-igQ
House.
Root ,1 n. physi'-ian.
SclioelfU'r I'r:iiil4, Saloon and Pro-
duce Dealer.
Schueler Ileiirv J. boots and shoes.
Sherwin Edward C, rollers and harrows.
Sherwood Mrs F), grocer.
Short Martin C. propr Brandon Times.
Silber A; Stelsel (Jacob Silber, Aaron Stel-
sel), general store.
Turner James, physician.
Turner & ^Var(lrobe (James Turner, "Wal-
ter G Wardrolie\ drucs.
'^Vcin«.loc-k <>ii!icrl B, General Store.
Wheeler George F, mngr Paine Lumber
Co.
White Howard D, musical instruments.
"Williams Robert M. mason.
Wilox Lewis A, farm impts.
Zell Frederick, carpenter.
BRANT. A postoHice ia Calumet
county, 5 miles northwest of Chilton, the
county seat, nearest railioad station and
banking point. States daily to Chilton
and Stockbridije. Population, 2.5. Mail,
daily. P. Mclvenna, postmaster.
McCabe Ji:>hn R, cheese mnfr.
McCole P, cheese mnfr.
Kic'Kiciiiiii !*, General Store.
Snyder John, cheese mnfr.
BRASINGTON. In Pierce county,
12 miles southeast of Ellsworth, the judi-
cial seat and banking point, and i> from
Maiden Rock, the m are-,l shipping point.
Populati(^n, 200. Stage daily to Maiden
Rock, carrying mail; fare, 25 cents. J.
11. Brasington, postmaster.
K^a^^^l::toIl J<iliii II, General Store.
Mabin \\ ni. carjienter.
Mcj'eis Henry, carpenter.
Olin August B, justice.
Park, Nelson kX. Co. lumber mnfrs.
Peterson Andrew, grist mil]
Seeley Josepli, boarding house.
Thompson Waiter, l>l;irk-mith.
GRAHAM BROS.,
General Cooperage
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BRIARTON. In Sh.itvano county,
18 miles southeast of Shawi^nn, the couutv
scat, and 10 north of Black Creek, the
nearest railroad Etution. Sejmour, 11
miles distant, is the neatest banking point.
Population,?.'). Mail, tri--wcekly. G.II.
Qoldrick, postmaster.
Becker J T, hotel and saw mill.
Dear E C, .justice.
Cioldric-k Gcori;c !I, General Store
and Lumber.
Ilerriman Henry, saw and shingle mill.
Hoeft \Vm. blacksmith.
Mielke Wm, carpenter.
BREED. A country postolBco in
•Oconto county, 2'i miles northwest of
Oconto, the ^judicial .seat, and 15 from
Gillelt, its nearest shipping point. Slail
semi-weelily.
Breed A W, hardware and trroceries.
BRIDGEPORT. A village on the
Wisconsin rivtr and on the C. M. tt St.
P. Ky, in Crawford cf]unty, 7 miles south-
east of Prairie du Chicn, the county seat,
.and nearest bankinir point. Stnges daily
to Bloomingtou and I'atcli Grove; furi-s,
$1 and SO cents respectivelv. Poptilaiimi.
100. Tel., W. r. E.xp., Adams. Carrie
A. Matthews, postmaster.
Ballentine J W, live stock.
Beeseeker A .T, hotel.
Bieloh's Orchestra.
Cavanauch I) L, railroad, exp and tcl ajt.
Garrow \V A, saloon.
Horsfall D F, saw mill.
Lewis .J F, saw mill.
Lewis Wm, live stock.
Lumpkin G W, live stock.
Jlclvcr S, live stock.
nEaUlieti's fiirrie .\, General Store.
Mayuard's Brass Band.
Orr Joseph, live stuck.
Stone C W, live stock.
Strayber Jacob, carpenter.
BRIGGSV.tI,IjE. A vilhitre in .Mar-
■ quelte county, ~~ miles southwest of .M,,.u.
tello, the county =tat. and 11 northwest crf
Portage, the usual baukins point, and li
from Lewiston, its shipping; point. Pop-
ulation, 120. Mail, tliiiiy.' P. K. Peter-
son, postmaster.
Barlow T L, wajonmaker.
Champney J & Son. liour mill.
Dean A (>. luanos and orcaus.
I>fnii II T, Harness.
Prer H H, hotel.
Gray E C, millwright.
HaLS .n Evan, boots and shoes.
Hanson Lars, mason.
Kimball F J it "W C, general store.
Mclntyre J. carding mill.
O'Connor Thomas, blacksmith.
Pclcrsoii P K, General Store and Im-
plements.
Tennisou A, general store.
BRIGHTON. A post village in Ke-
nosha county, 10 miles northwest of Ke-
nosha, the county seat, 4V south of Kan-
sasville, on the C, iL A- St. P. PiV, the
nearest railroad station, and 10 southeast
of Burlington, the nearest banking ]ioint.
Population. .jO. .Mail, send-weekly. John
H. "Wiesmann, postmaster.
Daniels Jacob, general store and saloon.
Etschmann I'ev F X (Catholic).
Jackley Herman, carpenter.
Jackley V^slentine. saloon and livery,
Kiirperi J7ao<»i>, lilacksmilh.
Leinen John, mason.
Mich Jacob, carpenter.
Jlich Peter, shoemaker.
Poss ilathias, hoarding house. .
W'iesmann ^Mjs Henrietta, general store.
Wicsmann Henrv. inwvi r.
Wicsiiiaiiii John El, Veleiinary Sur-
geon.
Zeien Hubert, barber and shoemaker.
BRILLION. A prosperous incorpo-
rated village on the .M., L. S. it VV. Ky, ia
Calumet couuty, 1.) ndles northeast of
Chilton, the county scat and nearest bank-
ing point, 22 from Manitowoc, 47 from
Sheboygan and 09 frcm Milwaukee. It
was lirst .settled in l.'>7:!, and now conlnins
flour, grist, planiug and saw mills, a fur-
niture factory, large lime worlis and 2
carriage an<l wagon shops, good schools, ;'.
churches and 2 hotels. Fire protection
consists of 1 hand engine, a hook and lad-
der and 800 feet of hn=e. Tel.,"\V. IT.
Exp., U. S. Population, 050. Peter
lleulher, postmaster.
Allraann Holiert, wasonmaker.
Acdrews A k Sons vAbraham and Dale),
gri.cers.
Tbunard Charles A, veterinary surgeon.
Barnard, Thompson & Co 'Samuel T Bar-
nard, Sanuiel and Charles Thompson),
livery.
Beck Abraham, saloon.
Behnke Bros fCharles \V and Albert), flour
mills.
li-HuiKl Whcr
li-. lutulogues Fro
' -Ji.j W. Water Street, UILW.U'KE}:.
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BOOKKICWIPFns, STENOfJK.VPiir.RS, TLTvIlKS ami all kiudK of wcll-irnined
Otil.o Hell. Fi.rni,i.o<l Sti>>l„,.»« J!,^ Prn-^i Tr,,, Cuolpnoo Pnljn-rn f^ree.. liaj,
Mill Free of C'{iar;ic. Aiidrij
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Boetclier ifc Co (Charles Boetclier, Conrad
Brasch). fiirm imp's.
Brilliou Furniture Co (capital, S6.000),
Isaac M JlcComb pres, Charles Tesch
stc.
Brufs & ThoniPcn (Charles Bruss, ^Mathias
Thoniteu), general store.
Enders 1' C & Sou (Philip C and Joseph
F), hardware.
Farmer Alfred A, railroad and exp agent.
Fro5t H 10, drui'trist.
II aim Will B', Propr Koithweslern
House; llntes, sl.i50 per Day.
Hamlin JIrs A li, mu.9ic teacher.
Hayn Julius, shoemaker.
Heinke Wm, carpenter.
Hirsch G A, cheese mufr, 2 miles s e.
Holthusen August, apiarist.
Jesse & Luecker (John Jesse, George
Lueckcr), farm impts.
Jodar Hermann F, shoemaker.
KlenkeAVm, carpenter.
Krause Charles J, meat market.
Kruecer Otto, cheese mnfr.
Lau Ernst, planin;; and saw mill.
Lintner Wm, cheese mnfr, 2 miles w.
Luecker J ik, Hro (.Jacob and GeorL'e),fara.
ilcAUiater, Janlz & Co (Hllcry S McAl-
lister, Edward Jautz, Charles F Davis),
livery.
McComh Isaac N, physician.
McMullon Wm V, justire.
Meyer Henry G, blacksmith.
Meyer Philip, cheese nuifr.
Miller Charles A, havnessnuiker.
Moeller Ailolph, jdiysician,
Muinm Win. snloun.
Xovllnvo»(crii IB<nist', Wm F Halm
}'ropr; Special Alteiilion Paid to the
Traveling Public; Hates, .'Jl.-'iU per Day.
Ormshy l,iriie Co.
Petty Wm, justice.
Rank Fraidc, saloon.
Ueuthcr Peter, postmasler.
Riedel Frederick, cheese mnfr, 2 miles e,
I!\ippcnthal Henry, saloon.
Kusch Albert, blacksmith.
Sachse Edward, boots and shoes.
Schlei C i-t Bro (Chalks and ^Vm), hard-
ware.
Schneider George, hotel.
Schwaller Anton F, barber.
Tesch Charles, general store.
'S'li«>itiitsoii Tyler, 3Infr Carriages,
^VagOllS, Sleighs, Etc. (See adv, bcluic.)
Toll John, masou.
Trier John J, cigar mnfr.
Werner Peter, general store and grain.
Wiogiiiul <>tt<>. Dealer in Choice
AVines, Liquors and Cigars.
Zuike Kudolph H, saloon.
BRISTOL. A station on the C. & N.
W. l!y, in Kenosha county, 12J miles west
of Kenosha, the county seat and nearest
banking point. Poimlatlon, 12.j. Tel.,
W. U. Exp., Am. F. K. Lavey, post-
master.
Di.xon Joseph, carpenter.
Eddy F O, railroad, e.xp and tel agent.
Hunt Wm, general store.
Ljivey rrank SE, General Store.
Murdock Bros, blacksmiths.
Nixon George K, miller.
Perrigo Wra, carpenter.
Hichards V R. flour and feed.
Rowbotton J A, shoemaker.
SliollilT Bros, blacksmiths.
Shotlill E, hotel and liver}'.
Sleviiis F E, physician.
Tliay( r Refrigerator Co, butter mnfrs.
Tunier W R. general slure.
Whitcher C H, meat market.
Worth A M, painter.
BRISTOW. Li Vernon county, 10
miles soutliwe't of Viro(|UH, the seat of
MANUFACTURER OF
Fine Carriages
Y/AGONS, SLEIGHS, ETC.
BPilLLlOri - Wis.
Chicago 6 Grand TrunI fiy. ^^i^T..^^]l
d Dining- Cars
ROUGH TRAINS.
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justice and bankicg and shipping point-
Popnialion, 30. Albert T Fortun, post-
master,
Fortiiii Albert T, General Store.
Riniselt Bros, Hour nnll.
Thompson Uros ifc Co, creamery.
BRITISH HOLLOW. A post vil-
lage in Grant county, 10 miles south of
Lancaster, the county seat and bank lo-
cation, and 2 miles north of Potosi, the
nearest railroad station. Mining is exten-
sively carried on. Stages daily to Lan-
■casler and Putosi. Population, 120. JIail,
daily.
Blindert Peter .J, general store
Oerriug P, saloon.
Harris^Mrs E. niiilinery.
Melcher Win, saloon.
Peddler E, blacksmith.
SliiCfman .1 \V, shoemaker.
■Stephens .lohn B, hotel.
Vogelsberg Thomas, wagonmaker.
BRITTON'S CORNERS. St. Croi.x
county. A-e I'lcasant Valle;/.
BRODHEAD. Dating it settlement
from IKoG, and incorporated in 1^70, is a
prosperous village located on the C, .M. &
St. P. Ky. and on Sugar river, in Green
county, IG miles east of Monroe, the judi-
cial seat, 30 south of Madison, and '.'0
south-west of Milwaukee. It contains B'lp-
tist. Catholic, Congregational. Methodist,
Evangelical, Episcopal and Presbyteri'iu
churches, good schools, a bank. 2 opera
houses. 3 lirst-class hotels, largo plow and
agricultural implement works, carriage,
omnibus and hearse factories, a flour mill.
a creamery, machine shop and the usual
number of stores, etc., for a place of its
size. The press is represented by 2 week-
ly newspapers, the fn''' i» niJfiit and the
Register. Good farming lands surround
the village and can be purchased from .■J.'iO
to :?75 per acre. Sugar river furnii-hes
especial interi'St here as being the tirst
place to fnrni.sli the wonderfid fre.-<h
water pearls of Wisconsin, and this indus-
try is successfully prosecuted here. I>arge
quantities of hogs are raised, and with
butter, cheese, grain, llour, tobacco and
the products of the above mention factor-
ies form the shipments. Brodhead has a
good fire department and the city is light-
ed by electricitv and has a public telephone.
Population, t,30O. Exp., Adams. Tel.,
W. U. lli-nry P. Clarke, postmaster.
Adams Elijah, painter.
Amerpohi Chrisli^n, restaurant
Bank of Brodhead (capital, s4.5,000i, Cor-
nelius ^; Carpenter pres, C W Carpentc'
ca.'-li.
Barr Orson, carriagemaker.
Bartlett & Sons (Luke C, Eugene and W"m.,
carriage mnfrs.
Beck Martin, carriage mnfr.
Bement George, jeweler.
Bennett Edwin G, physician.
Billings ifc Adams (George Billings, .Jay
Adams), carpenters.
Breyvogel Conrad P, baker.
Broderick Bros (Michael aud James), fur-
niture.
Brodhead Independent, E A Charlton
propr.
Brodhead Mercantile Assn (capital, :<10,-
500), J Emory Doolittle mngr, gen store.
Broughton Bros (.John A and Kussell Ei,
druggists aud groc.-rs.
Rroii^'Iitctii'i; \t'\vO[i<Ta l3oi!«c,
Broughton Bros Proprs, All New; Seat
ing Capacity, SCO; First Floor; Reason-
able Terms to the Profession.
Broughton Kussell B. physician.
Brown's Orchestra, Wellington Brown Idr.
Bucklin Bros (Frank J and Rodney J.i,
meat market.
P.urrdiam Mi.-s Cyrene. milliner.
Burton Richard, barber.
Bush Jacob, shoemaker.
Charlton Edwin A, propr Independent.
Clarke Henry P, drugs and postmaster.
Clawsou Bowen R. wool buyer.
Cl.-iUhOii :7!r«i ES <", Propr .'Marshall
Ilou-e; The Traveling Tratie is Respect-
fuih- Solicited.
Cleveland Sylvantis, barber.
Cooley Walter E, jewelry-.
Dodge & Stephenson (Edward J Dodge.
Charles J Slepheuson), grain.
Dugan Rev Thomas (Pre^byleiian).
Evans Miss Sarah J, milliner.
l'''islier Loring S. boots anil shoes.
Fleek Wm .M, leaf tobacco.
(lardner Burton G, insurance.
Glass Charles F, photographer.
Go-Iiu" A O.fc Co (.C D Gosling, Maaly
A\ illiainsi. well drillers.
Graham Elliot E. horse dealer.
Green Bros (Isaac S and Wm O). billiards.
Ilahn Ernst, merchant tailor.
Hamilton .Mr>^ (George W, milliner.
Hainm Mrs Mary E, dressmaker.
Hand Mrs IZniily, telegraph agent.
Ilaitman Xorvel W, harnessmaker.
Ilelierud Knud, saloon.
Iligley Archer S, veterinary surgeon.
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I to all POINTS in
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The Favorite Route East
VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
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iliU & GraLauuWm W Hill, Jesse Gia-
ham), lutnher.
Hulcoiub liandolpli J, founder.
Home .lames 11, jeweler.
H}de W B F, auctioneer.
Kelly Hev Christopher (.Catholic).
Keppler Wm, shoemaker.
Kirkpatrirk fl D it Co (Hector D and
.Tames Kirkpatrick), general store.
Ktudtson Levi, stock breeder, .5 miles s.
KoUer John A, barber.
Lake Jacob, cold storage.
Laube Charles, saloon.
Laube & Durner (Sebastian Laube, Anton
Durner), carriage ninfrs.
Laube & Hahn (Joseph M Laube, Ernest
Hahn), hardware.
Leng Oscar C, grocer.
Loomis Samuel 1!, painter.
L lUcks Elick J, bill poster.
Lucas Charles W. photographer.
Lyons Edward M, dniggi.Mi.
-McGovern F E, prin of sciioola.
McNair Cbarlea, tobacco buyer.
>Lack Mi^^ Kellie. mu.sic teacher.
Mack A.- Holf (W'escott Jlack, Jiyron L
liolf), carpenters.
Mecomber Isaac, shoemaker.
-Manager Opera Housi', Charles aud Se
biislian Laube jiropr.i.
Jtlnrsliiili ti<>n<^c, Mrs R C Claw.con
I'ropr ; i'^irst-Clas^ Acconimndatioiis to
the Commercial Trade ; Simple Kooms
on Ground Floor.
Maschler Jlichael, clotliimr.
Moore Peter T, meat nnikct.
iloore it Moore (Frank I aud Harvey C),
general store.
Moran George F, saloon.
Jlurdock lloss C, hardware.
Nicholson Mrs Alice, dressmaker.
Niles Frederick lO, .stationer.
Nuzuni ifc Richards (Thomas W Nuzum,
John B Ricliards), pbvsieiaus.
Ohenshuin John T, grocVr.
O'Cavana it EmminL'er( Thomas O'Cavaua,
Xelson Emmins'er), livery.
Owen Edward ]?,'"'deutist.
I'almer Newton, cattle breeder.
Fttulsoii .Miss .Margaret, dressmaker.
Pierce Mrs Arthur, music teacher
Pierce Frauk F, foundry.
Pierce George M. plow mufr.
Putnam Henry C, lumber.
Randall Archibald N, lawyer.
Uindall A Charles harnessmaker.
Kctd Russell U, hotel,
liegan Miss p>nse. dressmaker.
Hegi.^ter Publishing Co, Lucius E Towne
pres, C W Carpenter sec.
Pioaulree & Holcomb (Wm Roautree, Wm
F Holcomb), llour mills.
Roderick Wm ^y, general store.
Root Mrs (;harles U, dressmaker.
Root ^Miss Edith I. milliner.
Ross Edwin A, meal market.
Sargent Elbridce G, produce.
Schenipp Mrs Mary, milliner.
Searles josiah B, farm impis
Sheldon lluv Wm (.Vdventist).
Siii!tiion>^ C3ijirlt'» I^, Ice Cream Mnfr.
Skinner ^Vm R, railroad aud exp agt.
Spaulding George T, farm imiils.
Spencer it Swan (James W Spencer, Ta} lor
Swan), billiard hall.
Sprague Edwin R, Insurance.
Stair Henry, general store.
Stair ,Iebu, restaurant.
Ten Eyck Ally, livestock breeder, 3 m w.
Terry Bros (Lewis W and 0 E), gen store.
Thompson Joseph, justice.
Tilley & Mitcheltree iCliristopUer Tilley,
Scott Mitcheltree), cigar mnfrs.
Towne Lucius E, physician.
Twining Milo S, justice.
Usher it Co (Eilward P Hasslugcr), grocers.
Utke Charles, harnessmaker.
Warn Bros (Fred and Frank), livery.
AVurn Wm, cliief of police.
West Samuel, horse breeder,
Wi'^consia Woman's Relief Corps, Mrs
Eleanor W Stone sec.
Wood Alfred, town clerk.
I'ouiiS SEoiisc, J A Young Propr.
Yoiiii^ Joiiii .\, Pro)ir Young House.
^ BROOKFIl'lLD. On the C . M. it
St. P. Ry, ill W.iukesha counlv, 0 miles
northwest of AVaukeslia, tlie county seat
and nearest b'lnking r>oint. Population,
I'OO. Tel., \V. U.' Exp.. Am. G. W.
Brown, fioslma^ler.
Allen Wm, railroad, exp and tel agt.
lirowii G W, Gen Store and Lawyer.
Ifios t.'arl, live .stock.
Scholl Win, meat market.
Thatcher John, mason.
Wadsworth H, carpenter
BUOOKLYN. A village on the C. it
!N. W. Ry, in Green county, 30 miles
northeast of Monroe, the county seat, and
(Ji northwest of Evansvill,-, the nearest
banking point. Population, -IdO. Tel.,
W. I'. Exp., Am. A. L. Axtell, post-
master.
.\ndrew Bros, produce.
Andrew I! (), hardware.
Axtell nr§ n .•«, General Store.
Cliicap, f^lilr/auke S St, Paol Pj/itXl'/estaiid loiteest
iLLiiiois mm
ill Ri
Short and Direct
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Bell J S, livery and farm impts.
Brooklyn Cornet Band.
Conradson T B, blacksmith.
Crahen vfc Tripp, live stock.
Dick John, slioemaker.
Duplex "WindniiU Co, windmill mnfrs.
Ellis A G, druffsist,
Ellis J R & Sou, G I Tripp mngr, cream-
ery.
EvansvilleJIercantile Assn, general store.
Graves E H. railroad, exp and tel agent.
Hankinsnn H, builder.
Haydeu ^Vm, hotel.
Hudson A L, carriagemaker.
Lcnch H C, hotel.
Leonard J A, blacksmith.
Lovejoy & Iticliards. lumber.
JlcCoomb Samuel, hotel and livery.
Main II P, barber.
Monroe W B, physician.
Roberts Owen, meal market.
Turner Rev C W (Metho.'ist).
Turton C K, liarne=sm?.ker.
AVeisiiTiV I>iir!ier, Blacksmiths.
\Vhite J S, tobacco nud justice.
Wilder L J, general store.
BROOKSIDE. .\ village on the Pen-
sauUee river, in <_)couto countj', 10 miles
southwest of Ocouto, the county seat, and
4 east of Abrams. the nearest railroad sta-
tion. Oconto is the nearest banking point.
Stages semi weekly to Peu.<iaukee. Popii
lation, 150. Mail, semi-weekly. 0. L.
"Warner, postmaster.
Bitters ;\I, blacksmith.
Churchill .1 T II, ju.':lice.
Delano \V W, hind agent.
Minnick E B, justice.
Pari Ion Henry, Hotel and Builder.
Shen Ijoran, barber.
Trautmau liev J (Lutheran).
Trijiii David, meat market.
Tuttlc S, carpenter.
"^IVsjriier V !>, General Store and Grain.
■NVellington M C, !-hocmaker.
BROOKVILTjE. a village on ]:.ui
Galle river, in St. Croix county, 30 luile.s
soutlieast of Iliidsnn, the county seat, and
4i south of Woodville, the nearest railroad
station. Baldwin is the nearest banking
point. Population. l.jO. ]Mail, daily.
O. H. Kimball, postmaster.
Daniels .John, saw and feed mill.
Jenson Ole, saw mill.
Jcnson t^' Strand, ireueral store.
Kimball O II, Notary.
Thomp«ou Wm saw and feed mill.
Wood Ann, hotel.
BROTHERTOWN. A post village
on Fox river, in Calumet county, 10 mile;
southwest of Chilton, the county seat ar.c
banking point, and 7j from ^Malone, the
nearest shipping point. Stages daily tc
Malone. Population, 100. ilail. daily.
J. li. Ilaight, postmaster.
Amel James, saloon.
Dick E M, saloon.
Eliii^-lit J B!, General Store.
Moyer Andrew, blacksmith.
Phillips Bros, cheese mnfrs.
Phillips George it Son, general store.
BROWN DEER. On the M. & N
R. R. and on the ."(lihvaukce river, in Mil
waukce county, 7 miles north of l^Iihvau
kee, the seat of justice and nearest bank
ing point. Contains Catholic and Luth
eraii churches and a district schonl. Pup
ulation, oO, Mail, daily. F, Q. .Milbrath
postmaster.
niibralh rcr4li!iun<l G, Hotel and
Telephone Manairer
Radke Otto II, blacksmith.
Stein Henry, saloon.
Voland Robert, wagoamaker.
BROWNSVILLE. On the C'M. i
St. P. Ky, in Dodge county, 20 mile=
northeast of Juneau, the county seat, ami
13 south of Fond du Lac, I he nearest bank-
ing point. Tol., \V. U. Exp., Am.
Populr-tion, 100. G. J. Wolfe, postmaster.
Bauer Frank 11. shoemaker.
Brown Alfred L. general store.
Burge Thomas, grain.
Christ N C, sewing machine agent.
Klkiiigton !M P, lailroad.cxp and tel agent.
I'Jkinitiin Mrs M P, dressmaker.
B'liMli Jlottti, Meats.
(Kcrgen Peter, saloon.
Nezen^er Peter, hotel.
Kaa.-cli A, wagotunaker.
KnaM-h V, harness and barber.
Radei- LV'V L (Lutheran).
Richard II, blacksmith,
Sanip.son Amos, justice.
,^chull7, .\ugiist, blacksmith.
\V«»ir<' <ii'orso ,!, Farm Implements.
Wollc «.V Si'linurc, General Store.
BROWNTOWN. On the C.,M.& St.
Ry, in Green county, 8 miles west of Mon-
roe, the county seat and bankins poin:.
SIC^
.go_&_Greiid Trunk Ry.
TliB Favorite Ro'.ne East
VI.V .M.VG.\I£.V F.VLI-S.
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Celifcrnio V/ii
-SQ Pure \Ji;.j:5 to t. I Ui,i!.!!:n 'n'i!: Lu,,
li#*/J 29i WEST WATIill .ST., ?IjriVA LlililC, I'i IS.
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K\p., Adams. Tel., W. U. Population,
oOO. B. C. Curtis, postmaster.
liiDger Sol, wugonmaker.
IJioom J S, luniljer.
Dale & Kelly, Genersil Store.
J)osson it Tomlinsnn, s^rocers.
Fr3-slie Bros, general store.
Griffith B. Wfliion maker.
Hardy & Allen, Grocers.
Ktlly Charles A, druggist.
Kclli'ifc Diven, cenen.l store.
Kelly ifc Tyler, saw mill.
Kidd George, prist mill.
Lathrop £1, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Michaels George, justice.
lihodes JI P, saw mill.
Tr.ylor K, b:irl)er.
Trickle 8^<Jivar<l, Hotel.
Trickle K \V, rtstauraut.
Tyler D D, justice.
^Vicks Benjamin, saloon. •
BRUCE. A post settlement on the
Chippewa river, and on the il., St. P. &
.?. Ste. JI. H_v, in Cliipjiev.-a county, 4s
iiiilca north of Chippewa Falls, t)ic loca-
tion of the nearest bank. Population, 150.
E\-p., Am. Tel., W. U. S. J. Johnson,
pijstraastor.
Blackburn Du-nl W, hotel,
li'irhydt 1) P, saloon.
Holmes John, blacksmitli.
■Ioliii«o3i Samuel .3, Hotel,
"rcutt O xM, railroad and exp agt.
Page Hay, justice,
lieeves Win, saloon.
S:iwyer Thomas, saloon.
'^laiiley 3 i;, General Store.
^'.ewHrt Jolin, saloon.
TymonJohn, farmer.
BRULE. On the N. P. R. R., in
nouglas county, 2lU miles southeast of
^uperior, tlie judicial seat, and o7 from
-\sldand. Population, 00. Exp,, N. P.
-Mrs. Mary Jliller, postmaster.
Agnew Patrick, loi,'ger.
''"■II Upton, hotel. ^
Bishop George, blacksmith.
Coui;h]iu Robert, hotel.
Crockitl >fathan, grocer.
IJodL-e Orrin I. saw mill.
Junn Janus P, con.-.table.
"uliou Horatio, land agent.
"uter.o.^-Jirown, lng5.
llvi,..s Puirick. lo'.'"cr.
;"IU-r .Viulrew, Saw Mill.
.'■■M'hy Matthew, logger.
''■'!»jtts Prsink, saloon.
BRUSIIVILLE. On Spring creek,
in Waushara county, i!2 miles northeast of
"Wautoip.a, the county seat, and 16 north of
Berlin, the nearest railroad station and
hanking point. Stages daily to Tustin,
West Blocmfield and Pine Riyer. Popu-
lation, 300. ilail, daily. Wm. Godson,
postmastsr.
Colaiich I A. creamery.
Oo<I«(>ii \Vi», Insurance.
Peterson Aliiert, meals and live stock.
Walter C J, cheese mnfr.
Wendt John, meats and live stock.
Wendl Richard, blacksmith.
BRUSSELS. In Door county, l.> miles
southwest of Sturgeon Bay, tl'ie county
seat and nearest Ijauking point, and 30
from Green Bay, the nearest railroad sta-
tion. Popidation, 75. JIail, daily.
De Camp Mrs P, gen store and cheese fac-
tory.
Eversird &; Cro, General Store.
Pierre Frank, hotel.
Pierre, Virlic & Co, general store, flour
and saw mill.
BRYANT. A poitoffice ou the M., L.
S. & W. I{y, in Langlade county, 10 miles
northeast of Aulii.'o, tlie seat of "justice and
bank location. Population, 150. Mail,
daily. J. H. Glllcn, postmaster.
Clegg E A, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Oiilei) J SS, General Store and Saloon.
Hutchinson S .V, hotel.
Summer Mi^s J, music teacher.
Wolrath C, justice.
BUCKBEE. A station on the M., L.
S. it W. Ry, and on the soulh branch of
Pigeon river in Waupaca county, 3'3 miles
northeast of Waupaca, the seat if justice,
and i from Clintonville, the location of the
nearest bank. Population, ;;0o. Mail,
daily. R. Jackson, postmaster.
Appleton Furnace Co, charcr>al burners.
Bennett G P, broom handle mnfr.
Gulleii Fred, saloon.
.Jaelisoii t{, B. aiding House.
Jonc>* O 't\ A: Co, General Store.
McNeil Juiue.-. ju?tice.
PronkoOtto, blacksmith.
BUCK CREEK. A postcffice on Pine
river, in Richland county, T miles north of
Richland Ciiiire, the county scat, nearest
railniad .'-fation and bankinc point. Stacks
daily to Ricliland Centre and i;ockbrid.re.
AtMn»o.<> I O'li- Slock of I50XI
' ^ « m VJ I Cj O a JOU.\ .IIEL.MUK 1.
NO f;i,<»vj;s
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INDIAN CKilHS. nf"»T5J
- an.5 .^In»k« i-. '. fwii;)l.tc.
Eht M atcr street. Uilnaatce. Mlm
hr\ Pr^T^'r^Yhr'.^.mn^q At Robert Harpgr & Sons, Mft li-reS"^?lt't l^
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WISCONSm STATE GAZKTTEEU
BUR
Pupuhitioc, SO. Mail, daily. .Mrs. E.
Stevenson, postmaster.
§fcvcii§oii Mrs Eiizabclli, General
Store.
Stevenson F JI, paw mill.
Thompson John, carpenter.
BUENA VISTA, A postofflce in
PoitnLie county, 11 miles soulhep.st of Ste-
vens' Point, tlie founty fc.it and banking
point, and 7 southeast of I'lover, the near
est railroad station. Population, To. 3Iail,
daily.
Clarl4 S, General Store.
Huntley F, general sfrire.
Kramer . I II, blacksmith.
0'
BUFFALO. An incorporated cily on
the Missi.^sippi river, in I'ulTalo county, 8
miles southeast of Alma, the seal of jus-
lice and nearest bankina: point, and H v.^est
of Cochrane, the nearc'^t railroad station.
Population, 275 ilail, daily. N. "Wei-
nandy, postma.ster.
I'andli Michael, carpet weaver.
P.randl .lulius, shoemaker.
Ilr-ub^ch iVnton, shoemaker.
I!<K'1'<'I .^oliii, Liverv.
Hoeft I), wau'iiuinalier.
Iluber liuhert. hotel and saloon.
Meunch .M.-ittliew. livery.
, ?i3ucll<'r ^^iisKtii, IMacksmith.
Keady Fred, poultry.
' Schneider .loseph N, painter.
Tolachek Uev (Lutlieran).
BUNCOMBE. On the C. & N. W.
Ky, in I,a Fayette county, I2."j miles scnith-
west of I)arIin;;tou, the county seat, and
10 nortli of Galena. Ill , tlic nearest bank-
ing point. JIail, daily. Population, 1G5.
K.vp., Am. J A. Gillette, postmaster.
t'arler ItJiiry .>, General Store.
Uobbius James M, General store.
bit
BUNGERT. In OulacHiuie county,
IS! niilits uorlhwtst 01 Aiiphlon. lire coun-
ty Heat and nearest b.HnkuiL' p. .int. and.")
from Becker, its nearest aln|)pinir point.
Population, 20. Mall, serai-weekTy.
BUNYAK. In Polk county, 32 miles
norlheasl of (»>reola .MiU.s.the countvseat,
and '20 rr(uii St. Croi.x Falls, the 'usual
bankini; and shipping jioint. Population,
12. .Mail, weekly. George Crane, post-
master and geucral store.
BURKE. On the C, M. & St. P. P,y.
in Dane county, G miles from Madison, tlie
judicial seal and nearest banking point.
Tel.. W. U. Exp., Am. Population, itj.
J. "W. Berwick, postmaster.
Berwick J AV, General Store, Grain,
Railroad and Exp Ac;eut.
Berwick Leonard, tel aut.
Gilman Ilenr}', general store.
Iverspu & Heirndal, creamery.
BUEKHARDT. A postoffice on the
C, St. P., M. & O l{y, in St Croi.\ coun-
ty, 6+ miles northeast of Hudson, the seat
of justice and banking point. Population,
75. Tel., W. U. C. Uurkhardl, post-
master.
Anderson James, blacksmith.
P>fer Pros, general store.
niirkii:ir< ( CIiri<.ii:iii, Flo\ir ilills.
llartmann John, hotel and saloon.
Sowle G F, railroad and tel agent.
BURLINGTON. A flourishing vil-
)age on the H. ifc S \V. div. C, .M. '& St.
P. Ry, and on the "Wisconsin C.'entral Line,
in Racine county, at the conlluence of the
Fox and ^Vhite rivers, 27 miles southwest
of Racine, the county seat, 42 southwest
of Milwaukee, and 72 ti.irthwesl of Chics-
go. Splendid water power is obtained,
but is little utilizcal. The industries com-
prise a large il.iur mill, brick and tile
works, a planing mill, a sorghum mill,
farm im|)lemenl and machine sluipa. a
brewery and a cheese factory, and the
products of the above with grain and live
stock constitute the shipments. ISaplist,
Cimgrcgalional, (Jerman Methodist Episco-
pal, Catholic, lOiiiscopal and 2 Lutheran
chuiches, Lutheran and German Catholic
schools ami a public school with si.x
teachers are sustained. The Catholics are
prepaiing to build a church which to-
gctlier with the par^onatre. will cost in the
neighborhood of .■s02,0O0. Two weekly
newspapers, the Sl.uulnrd Democrat and
the Fi-fc Press, are published, a bank is
located here, and 3 holi:l3 cater to the
wants of the traveling public. It has a
bonded debt of iJil.OOO, which was
voied in order to put in a water plant,
and water is now secured from an arte-
sian well whose analysis proves stronger
than the famous Waukesha Water. As-
sessed valuation of real and personal prop-
erty, .si, 500, COO. Staije dailv to Wat.r-
ford. Population, 2,200 tel., W. U-
L^aa tl J I
MILV/AUKEE CEMENT CO.
].■>( w i;sr M \'«":" st., miLAi .vi iti;ij, wis.
3U never }iavo to l)uy a -ood PIANO or ORGAN l>ul .
oiiej' can l>e ^a^od !>>' "%! riiiiiir n ^ ' *,!* 0 '^ ,, ^ *' ♦ *''5"
be saved l)> x\rilin;; -> ' 1' 0 " >' » I'lyinoutl. lll.i,l
.is.t aad Terms to U6c»rriull Ci DOiiSUlCl, AVi«o.,-.ia. t^
t laht4 a llfetinK
outl. ltl.1,-1,. 51il».mikf
See rate
BUR
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
BUK
19C
Exp., Am. !iB<l N. P. Tt-luphone ex-
cbange. Francis Reuschleiu, postmaster.
Aljbens Barney, carpet weaver.
Alku Mrs Frank, dressmaUcr.
Banks John F, marsliiil.
Beller Adam, shoemaker.
Beller Frank, propr Western Union Hotel.
Bullow Ctiarles, carpenter.
Bower John H, pli\'sician.
Brehm Barney, express.
Brehm Jacob, junk dealer.
Briody Patrick. I'orse dealer.
Buell Frederick J, hardware.
Burlington Brick and Tile Co, Edwin
Brook pres. Wra Meadows sec.
Burlington Kdison Electric Liulit Co, Hu-
bert Wagner prcs, John li W.igtier sec.
Burlington Free Press, Wm A Colby
propr.
I SJiirlii9i^toii E&iiitlx-r ^tuiiip Co,
Wurms Bro^ Prnprs. [Scr itdr, hiloip.)
I Buschman & "Wilbur (JSenj-imin J Busch-
I man, Frederick C Wilbur), grain.
! Butter Rev Xalhan ^Balltis^).
! Campbell & Smith (Oeorge R Campbell,
Charles F Smith), general store.
j Cciilr:el EJoiiso.'Xieholas Gill Prnpr;
Livery in Connection. {See (uh; below.)
Christien Joseph .M, shoemaker.
I Colby Wm A, propr Free Press.
I Crandall Caspar L, physician.
! Cunningham .Miss .Mary, dressmaker.
, Damrow Piev F \\' (Lutherani,
' Denniston Relnardy ifc Co (George C Dcn-
; niston, Sim JI -Reinardy, Nicholas
I Wtiler), drugs.
] De .''tellun Miss Alice, music teacher.
i Dichlofen P.eruard, wooden shoes.
^V.-^^ J
"wyr
ae ijeniFai Mouse
PIIC GSLL, Proprietor.
Livery in Connection with House
BlIKLEX«TOX,
iv!si;o]vsb:^\
F. G. KLKIN. F, X. KLi:i\.
F. G. KLEIN & CO.,
BURLINGTON RUBBER STALiP CO.
\VIJK?IS IIICU.S., l'roi>r».
maniifactdhehs ,if
MASUFACTClLtR., OF
Vichy Spring Ciiiger Ale,
Rubber and Metal Stamps
Birch Beer. Cream Soitn, Sndaaii.l Miner.il WatiTs,
Flavoriut; Extracts, Kniit Svnivs
and Bottlers .jf
Burlington Artesian Well Walor.
BURLINGTON, - - WIS.
Printing U liepls. St,neils, ami Solid KuL.ljerTypc.
.\^euts' Novelties, KU-.
.4g8nt8 Wanted. Send for CataloRue.
BURLINGTON RUBBER STAMP CO.,
I'lne St., BURLINGTON, WIS.
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND NOTARY PUBLIC
Livery. 'Bus Linn and Hnrir.linir Slal,l„. .\ lull lin,_> of rigs aUvavs ou liaad for th.<
use of TraTchiiK Mon. C'orn'Spondeuce Solioit,-d.
TELIvPno.VE CALL »J.
BURLINGTON, WIS.
Cliicap, Milaaylee fi St, f ay| Ry,":::.:;:' I'lest and hMi
-I
For <iale bj- GOODYEAR RUB BE!
1 CO?IPA-\r, - Jlilwaukee, "nV;
BCB. — iscoyjii- £7^-2
Dick Cfiarle* II. JrTipr^Djii -£^.ii
Dick li^ouse. -iir:=i ^ -.i;^ "-:"
Bites'^ r^sTl-ij.'
DicieriLii: John ^ colt's.
Fiuse Wi- J .r Co . •■. zi J x :->;. .7:lr H
CksTlLCST Hill cs=L.
Follz CnLrler G, crj r:: i=.
Gsanej Divid. h:ris -^--^er.
GehebChrlstiiii, 3;:=^; i^irieL
Gii: Jicc:., liTerr.
GiUJobiiP. iL:::i_^ _
Gill XiclioIa«. i-ziz: Ce-iril r^iuss.
(&« ait. p J.--5 I
Glesj^rs Br.i:?. c-s-'ilLlis:.
GoDC-ini: Liirlss A. rsilrc-id i^f exr Lg:.
Grshsm Ciir'.es S. ci:r?e^'.eT.
Gry>-m .= Ki£= Ci-ir:e= S Grtli-. An-
drew Ei— 5 . cirr-si-'-iri.
Green 5 P. £-;^r:=:-
Grof J T >='C3 JiiiTl T iLC Jcserh T
Grof ;r. erg p::ik-e--=.
H&as Joiii., f-uii'.-re.
Hais Rcdclf h J, la-z-ir.-. _
Hsitz Joca <z Go -Jilr Esilr. ±.cre'r
HaU & Ajcr .Cla^irceT Ei". £=:i:; :: il
L ATgr^''. mil: hci^ii-s.
Halch'& TVLiie AIi-Lcns: Z Eitch. Leila
B "Whitt', rLctc ~=risr£.
BeldReTAr:- ~
Heifrici Adclrl.. fr-s-eler.
H€ssL:re:LZ ^ai-.^ce.
Hicks Leri IS; rlijilcls^.
Hoth JcstrL. ir.iS'ia.
Holmes E-£i.eJ:cl. clcir Tn'.'r.
Hem Wit, c:': pc-r.
Huse Alr«l, clrsi crfr.
Jacob Kev Tie . 1 : 7= , C j:;'_ ;l:r .
Joiie» Char!c> A. Llrrrx. 'ST;?^L:r:-.
ItiSiirirce. IN' ".^-t Fullfc. Eei.1 x.:-_i:e.
(A* 0-2T. p -■.-'.)
Karcher Jc-h:: H. si'xlrz macilres.
Kayser A=.:.- tt C. ii". r_ _
I».carnej- A; Dyer i^r-i? TI i^e=r-
rey. .lofeya R JJyer . L'.^Ters.
Kettlehut lir Pcrkini .A'.ber: C Eetllilhn:,
Gerrce Perkini . intiits.
Ke:r*T ( ;.firl>= F. r=r^^-.::;l:h.
Klciii F t; iV; Co Fr=r.ii G i-d Fr-.::-
C!i X K:-,:zK Sis. "iViter iliiri i<^
ndr. ■:■ IcS. :
Kilne ile-iv'M. side-:-.
lAbii Gctr'rlrd 3, -- -.^~ v^-
HcCanna C B 4: to ~
HHirr j'S'sdV i.jti^ i^r
M-i jI::!." gric^!
Peirie '^"'C:' ' ^lirlTi^ P£--l;
"V^eTCird'. r-T-^T-^'-" --.
Perdb'j-e ReT L A C;- — erir;
Pieler= Jce-er'ii, ■wir"-7£Lk='
Piste Henry*. sidccB.
H&Kdi G C i Sro " G-iMV^ C
Rikdi ■^rm. lire st-ck.
Rein TTn: E. ll^rdii^d-d:
Renschlem Arr^z,-:. gricer.
P.e-B-add Henrv. csj-penter.
F^rl Tie,-.d'^.'''^=IPIl K:rs.
F^f.er Fr£=k. rnaici
R:iir LotiIs E. liVyer.
Rose Joiiz: G. t-iker.
TT-
Chicago & ^mi Jm h
Palace and Dining- Caj
OH ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
New York Life insursnce Co.,Lt'r'l'
, $110,000,000. / N"ortli«ostern Kranclt
Ifl.niJD.OilO. r<>«loi-. 41G nillwniik.'e
St.. .1111. \V AUK i;ji, V.'JS. Vi. S. CA;(I)EI;, state Agent. ITALKEU ULCKNEU, Gen'l llanaier.
BUR
AND BUSINESS DIEECTOEY.
BUR
19';
tmilli &■ CunuiuL'liam (Leonard Smith,
JIatlhew Cunningham), dry !:;ood3.
Smithers it Janj' (Louis Smitliers, Betjja-
min Jany), coal.
Standard Democrat, Henry E Zimmermann
editor.
StangKros (Valentine and Laurence), shoes.
Slang Laurence, bill poster.
Stetter Louis, cabinetmaker.
Stoel Wra N, mason.
Swan Chester J, cleutist.
Tomlinson Miss .iVlice, music teacher.
Yalelh John, mason.
Voorhees EUas S, lire marshal.
Voorliccs &. Jlit'iior (Eliaa S Voor-
hees, Cl'.arlcs ^V Diencr). Contractors
and Builders and Snr.rhiira Mill.
AV.ackerman Josejili, furm imfils.
Wagner Bros (Hubert, John 15 and Wm),
m.ichlnists,
Wagner Chailcs B, hardware.
"Wehmlioll PJugene, jeweler.
WcbmhclT Mrs Eiiseiie, millhier.
Western Union Hotel. Frank BcUer propr.
Wejgand Bicbard, painter.
White Ellas N, wool.
Wilbur l.,iiiiiUorro, Royal P Hough-
ton I'res, .loscpli Ktrwer Vice Pres,
George H Wilbur Sec and Treas. {See
adp, in Wa'iha/ia.)
Willboft Frederick H, furniture.
Wilson John O, auctioneer.
Wilson Mrs John G, milliiifr.
Wisbauer liev .Michael (Catholic).
■Wiirms EJrox (Frank J and Wm),
Proprs Burlington Rubber Stamp Co.
{fee aih', p 105.)
Wurms Frank J, merchant tailor.
Zeincke Gustav, mason.
^Immer Jacob L, chimney .sweep.
Zimmermauu Henry E, editor Standard
Democrat.
Zwiebel A A; Sons (Anton, Joseph A and
Frank), machinists.
BURNETT. In Dodse countv, 6
miles nortbuist of Juucau, the c()unty
seat, 21 southwest of Burnett Station, the
nearest railroad point, and 7 northeast of
Beaver Dam, the nearest banking point.
Slail, daily.
BURNETT STATIO.N. A villfl--e
on llie C, M. .t St. P. By, at the iuncfion
of 'lie C. &N. W. By, in Dodge county
« iiules north of Juneau, the county .<:eat
and y south of Wmipun, the nearest bank'
'Dg point. Population, 2.50. Tel., W. U
'^^P , Am. F.
niaster.
A. Sutherland, post
Allen Fred, painter.
Borden Z O, liay.
Bundy John, builder.
Cole J B, railroad, e.\p and tel agt.
Cole \V S, Hotel.
Keyes L & D. feather renovators.
Lawrence F E & Co, lumber and grain.
ilayhew G B. hotel.
Mayhew W W, carpenter.
Merrill G W, general store.
Peachy James H, grain and impts.
Bedilerson "Wni, shoemaker.
Boll U II. general store.
Sandow E A, waconmaker.
^islliorlaiKl I're<l A, Saddler.
Sutherland W H, c:!rpenter.
Winkie Wm, blacksmith.
BURNS. A postofTlco on Burns creek,
in La Crosse county, 20 miles northeast of
La Crosse, the county scat, 4i north of
Bangor, the nearest railroad station and
banking point. Population, To. Edward
Tritton, postmaster.
Bowen L R, flour mill.
Burns' Cheese Factory.
Kcafe Bros, feed n\ill."
TrilKui E<Hviird, General Store.
Vaughau D, flour mill.
BURR. A postollici) in Vernon couaty,
3.5 miles northeast of Viro(ma, the county
seat, 15 southwest of EIroy the nearest
railroad station, and 8 from Hillsboro. the
nearest banking point. Stages serai-weekly
to Elroy and Viroqua. Population, 50.
Mail, semi-wcfckly. John Lynch, post-
master.
Bunker Rev M (Methodist).
Clin- <; ftS, Attorney.
Lnthrop .lobu, saw mill.
Moore Chester, justice.
Tripp D N, saw mill.
Whitney Rev A (United Brethren).
BURR OAK. In La Crosse county, M
miles northeast of La Crosse, the county
seat, and 18 north of West Salem, the
nearest railroad station and banking point.
Stages daily to AVest Salem and .Melrose.
Population, li)0. Mail, daily. C. Xew-
land, postmaster.
Dahl .lolin II, general store.
Farwell M M, feed mill.
Coodenou'.'li Tlicodi.Te, well driller.
ESiivciis ii W, Physician.
Krahenbill Samuel, feed mill.
Krenimer George W, Iilacksraith.
Meyer Rev ,1 j'(Lutlieran').
lUIIIOIS CEllTR/iL I i
Short and Direct
Route from
CHICAGO, SOUTH,
Oudahv 3B'©thers,?Pork and Beef Packers,
ITiil>AVArjri;i;, Avi^CONMN. \ AND PROVISION DEALERS.
15UR
■i C U'S
Q, c' ivewluiid CliarJcs, Hotel and Justice.
3 Q Rumlnll V!::'!. masou.
tt) y lib', m A. carpenter.
4J (fi Williirtl J U A; Co, General Store.
O '"^ Younff Jubu A, coustaijle.
p BURTON. A village on the Grant
" rivtr, in Grant countj-, 14 miles southwest
of Lancaster, the county seat and banking
^TM, point, and 3 from McCartney, the nearest
«£™ railroad station. Stages tri-weekly to Lau-
^^ caster and intermediate points. Popula-
•JSS tion, 50. ilail, tri-weekly. E. B. Keed,
A™ postmaster.
^^ Allen C G, -wasonmaker.
h.£yr. I><)<J;;c r»'irs S>, Dressmaker.
AVISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
BUT
C3
^^.
D^
Joseph, lawyer.
.»«c=. 'Elwell James, hotel
"TSi Miuk W V, general store.
S-= E^.CC'd E B, General !^tore.
f3 Keed Urias, blacksmith.
te.Q Ward AV, contractor.
e3 Yager John, justice.
L>5«5 BUSSEYVILLE. Jefferson county.
c.» Name chnngtd to iimiDicr.
C13
O^ BUTLEH. A ■piUag'j in Milwaukee
S§ county, 0 miles northwest of Milwaukee.
CVJ tbe county seat, and ■! north of KItn Grove,
2P" on the C , M. vk St. P. Hy, the nearest rail-
■"^ road station. .Milwaukee is the nearest
^» banking point. It contains a church and
••^ school. Population, lOU. Mail, tri-weekly.
Fecrick H "\V. ueneral store.
Froemming Charles. Ijlacksmilh.
BUTTE DES MORTS. A village
on Fox liver, in Winnebago county, 9
miles ni;iUhwest of Oshkosh, the county
seat and bank location, and -1 east of AViu-
neconne, the nearest railroad station.
Slaces daily to Wiuneconne and Oshkosh.
Population, lllV P. C. Peterson, post-
master.
Pcclcer .Matt, boat builder.
P.I ..;k Kdw.rrd. .-uln.ui.
(ill iiiiin .\<lol|>li.,Ch(ese Mnfr.
Xeubirrt GMllliied. blacksmith,
ddell > L, i,'ri,.Tiil slore.
Odell ^Irs S 1.1. music teacher.
I'ctcrsoii J* <-', General Store.
Petford T B. hotel and justice.
BUTTERNUT. On the Wis. Cen"
tral Line and on Butternut creek, in Ash-
land county, 54 miles southeast of Ash-
land, the judicial seat, and 10 north of
Filield, the nearest bankinsj point. Exp.,
Paciiic. Tel., W. U. Population, TuO.
II. Besse, postmaster.
Adams Wm M. propr Commercial House.
Baldwin Gerrge E, physician.
Bcs<<e Ificiiry, Postmaster, Genera!
Store and Piopr Butternut ilousi. \iie
adc, p bcljj'i- )
Besse Henrv L. saw mill, 1 mile n e.
BiiUei-iiiit laoiisc, Henry Bessc
Propr. {S'-cadv, p Ul-itc )
Chase Daniel, constable.
Commercial House, W M Adams propr.
Cream Cilv House, F Luellwiiz propr.
Draeger AVm, jeweler.
I Felsch August, furniture.
I Gibbs Uichard, railroad, tel andesp ajt.
j Hefty M, carpenter.
Heidera Frank, baker.
I Herrick W C. justice.
i Hurd Daniel, saloon.
Katzenmeyer 2ilatlhew, saloon.
I Jilciiislcibcr CSiiirlC!*, Saloon.
Kuelil Julius, meat market.
Liicbkc SJerumn, Jeweler and :Mer-
chant Tailor.
Luellwitz Frederick, propr Cream City
Ho\ise.
McE>oi!jU«1 >Itlloii J, Drtiggiit
Martb Albert, meat market.
Nohl Wni G. town treasurer.
Kowadnick Fred, blacksmith.
Kandt Kev F (Lutheran).
Kaschke Charles, saloon.
Kaschke Frederick, blacksmith.
Scliulz August \V, blacksmith.
Seibert Josejih, carpenter.
Siremayer Michael, tl )ur and feed.
Taggert James, barber.
Vanderhoof Joseph A. general store.
Wehe A M. ceneral store.
Viiiikce Tlicod«MC It, Saloon and
Town Clerk.
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Ziewert Gii3tav, w.igonm;vl;cr.
Zot^ch Hermau, general store.
BYRD'S CEEEK. In Richland
county, 18 miles fmiii IJicliland Centre,
the county seat and S from Muscocia. its
banking anil shipping point. Population,
s. JIail, daily. D. Dewey, postmaiter.
Deivcy Riivi<l, General Store.
Johnson G B, carpenter.
Welliott C, stone mason.
Doiviicr I>tivi<l, Tuxlilerinist and
Justice.
: Haskins C W, general store.
I Ha.<=kins I W, hotel and liaiber.
McDonald Angus, lumber.
Merrill J S, hotel and livery.
Thomas M, general store.
BYRON. Also known ns llarailton
Station, is a poi-toflice on the Wis. Central
Line, in Fond du Lac county, 9 inilc?
south of Fond du I.ac, the county seat and
nearest banking point. 1:,\\\, Am. Ti-I.,
W. U. Population, 70. W. K. .McCready,
postmaster.
Baldwin Miss Maud, music teacher.
Baldwin AVm, blacksmith.
Binsky August, mason.
Bradford Gilsou, carpenter.
Brown O P, cheese mufr.
Buerger John, grain.
Bush Thomas, mason.
Fisher S M, railrond, exp and tolfigt.
McCrcjuly \V D, Genernl .Store.
Hoherson Kt-v F ( Melhodi.st).
Taylor Thomas, well l.ioier.
'Wilson H W, physician.
Zoch Frank, carpenter.
CABLE. A postoflloe in Ravtield
county, on the C, St. P., ^L <'z O. liy, CO
miles Eoulhwest of 15a) field, the sc-at of
justice, and IS northeast of ilavward, the
location of the nearest bank. F.xp., Am.
Ttl.,W U. Population, 'Jo. D. Dowucr,
postmaster.
Cook A B, railroad, exp and tel iigt.
CADIZ. On Honey creek, in Green
county, 10 miles soutliwe-t of Monroe, the
county seat and banking point, and 4i-
southeast of Browntowu, the nearest rail-
road station. Stage triweekly to Brown-
town; fare, 2 cents per mile. Pojiulation,
To. Mail, tri-weekly. B. C. Curtis, post-
master.
Curtis K C, Insurance, Collections and
Justice.
Johnson R M, builder.
Leek Henry, blacksmith.
Smith Samuel J, general store.
CADOTT. A fiourisblng village on
Yellow river and on the Wisconsin Central
Line, in Cldppewa county, 1~ miles east of
Chippewa Falls, the county scat and near-
est banking point. Sellleil in 1879, it con-
tains grist, saw and planing mills, a stave
factory, a hub and spoke Victory, and a
sleigh and wagim factory. .Methodist,
Presbyterian and Catholic eluirches, and
a district school are sustained, and a
weekly paper, the Cad'di litcurd, is pub-
lished. Stages weekly to Drywood and
Estella. Population. 1/JOO. Tel., W. U.
Exp., Xoithern Pacilic. Mail, daily. Hugh
Wilson, postmaster.
Bain Charles D, feed mill.
Bates Timothy, blacksmitli.
Bidson R O, carpenter.
! Cadott House, George Gilbert propr.
Cliabot Ambrose B, saloon.
Cirkcl Wm F, stave and heading mnfr.
,#'lf? i^ v^ ?;?^''-^'^'< MRS. J. H. DOWNING,
'km-'Wy ^^ MILLINERY
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CAL
Clark Dar.iel. grocer.
Clark Mufg Co, K C Clark rai)i:r, niafrs
wagon hul)3 iimt sonkes.
Coniineroiiil ilolcl, A K Lintz Propr.
{&e adr, oj,p classified Hotels.)
Couey James ,^1, bnarciing house.
Dake Ulysses G, jeweler.
De Wilt Jauies, barber.
Dietrich Mathew. furniture.
Dietrich & Son (Bernliard and John), gen-
eral store.
Downiiii,' '»3«'s J SJ, :\Iilliner, Dress-
maker and Ladir-i' Furnishings. (See
ado, p ICiO. )
Fielding Thomas H, confectioner.
Frasl Henry N, hdware, furn andliarness.
Gilbert George, prnpr Cadolt House.
Jackson Levaud E, liver}'.
Kaiser Solomon K, general store.
Kanouse George \V, justice of peace.
Kveen Loui.s II, shoemaker.
Lamke Cail, saloon.
Lewis James, justice of peace.
Liiiitx Alexi'iiKlcr K, Propr Commer-
- Dial Hotel. (See i'd'\ opp ehty^ijUd HoUU^i
Lockwood A J, justice of peace.
Longstall JIrs F J, druggist.
McCrackcn Mrs J h. music teacher.
McDonald Archie, blacksmith.
Munroe James H, general store.
Munroc Wm S, lumber mnfr and grocer.
Nelson Martin, shoemaker.
Pride Kalph \V, restaurant.
Ragan M W & Bro (..Michael W and John
H), general store.
Rosseau Charles, saloon.
Schermcrhorn Jamts, confectioner.
Selb Ma.x & liobert, meat market.
Spohn .fohn W, wagonmaker.
Stone Fred, barber.
Watts Clarii, physician.
Watson Edniuiul, Hour and feed.
Watson Frank F, lawyer.
Williamson Mrs S, llorist.
Wilson Hugh, poslmuster.
Woods J W, carpenter.
Young L M, druggist.
Zimniermann Frank, flour and feeil.
CADY MILLS. A postollice in the
southeastern cormr of St. (.iroix county,
30 miles southeast of Huiison, the county
seat, and 3i south of Horsey, the nearest
railroad station. Baldwin is the nearest
banking point. Population, 150. ?i[aii,
daily. ■
Caily ItlllN I. and, Farmiiu
Live Stock Improvement Co.
North StarlronWorks.
PABISU MAMFACll f.IXi CO.
Astiland, - - Wisconsin.
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CAINVILLE. A postollice on the r,
& N. W. Hy, in Pujck county, 13 mil. ,,
northwest of Jancsvjlle, tlie county .'cat
and 5 soutlieast of Kvansville, the neart-i
banking point. Population, 2.j. Exp..
Am. :Mail, daily. W. P. Stiles, post-
master.
CALAMINE. A village on the C,
M. ct St. P. P.y, and on the Pecatonic:.
river, in La Fayette count}', 0 miles from
Darlington, the judicial seat and nearest
banking point. It contains a water power
grist mill. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U.
Population, 100.
Ca.ssidv M, blacksmith.
Fink F, general store.
Johnson & Sons, flour mill.
Piooney P, shoemaker.
Sollinger Mrs C, hotel.
Tierney James, general store.
CALDWELL. A viilaie in Racine
county, 30 miles northwest of Racine, the
county seat, 13 uorlh of Burlington, the
nearest banking point, and 4 from Muk-
wanago the nearest railroad station.
Population, 2:30. Mail, daily. Mrs. A.
iL Perkins, postmaster.
Bayley A. live stock.
Clark Bros, live stock.
Craig Perry, live stock.
"McCanna C 1!. creamery.
Jliller C; S. live stock.
I^crkins i?Sr«i A iVf, General Store.
Potter Rev T (.Methudist).
Smith John, blacksuuth.
Utter D, live stock and justice.
Van Vaiiu O, live stock.
Wyburg J, carpenter.
CALDWELL'S PRAIRIE. Ra-
cine county, yame changed to Caldicell.
CALEDONIA.
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Waupaca county.
CALEDONIA. A postofflce on the
C, M. it St. P. Ry, in Racine county, 10
mile-t northwest of Racine, the county seat
and nearest banking point. I'opulatiori,
75. Tel.,W. U. E.\p.,Am. 11. V. Funk,
postmaster.
Belaud J II, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Erbe Christian, justice.
Frank Charles, feed mill.
Goebel .bihn. haruessmaker.
GocSn'I .loUn Jr, General Store.
Goeiifer C, (lainter.
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AND BUSINESS DIKECTOKY.
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■201
Ilofellz Hev (Catholic).
Jordan Joseph, blacksmith.
Kittinger '\Vm, creamery.
Marscii Peter, ceneral store.
Monhardt RevH (Lutheran).
Schnitz Thomas, physiciau.
gchroeder Wm, carpenter.
Shumway "Wui, farm impts.
Tesch Frank, carpenter.
Webber Henry, wagon maker.
CALHOUN. On tlie C. & N. W. Ky
In Waukesha county, 51 miles east of
Waukesha, the county seat and ueaicsl
banking point. Population, 7.j. Tel,,
W. U. Exp., Am. C. P. Kellogg, post-
master.
Boice C S, carpenter.
Calhoun George, live stock.
T'lcknian John, mason.
Elger Toney, saloon.
Hollenback George, live stock.
Kell<>f,'jj t'liai'lfs I*, Railroad, Ex-
press and Telei'raph Aucnt.
McGivern James, l)lacki-milh.
SchilTman Wm, shoemuUer.
Stark August, mason.
Ulrich Wm, physiciau.
Wlckoff John, carpenter.
CALUMET. A village in Fond du
Lac county, 1 mile from Lake Winnebago,
bend mail to Calumet Harbor.
CALUMET HARBOR. A settlo-
ment on Lake Winnebago, in Fond du Lac
county, 12 miles noitiixvest of Fond du
Lac, tlic county seat, and 4 north of Ma-
lone, the nearest railroad station. Fond
du Lac is tlie neatest banking point. Stages
daily to JIalone, Jericho, Jnhnsburi'-h and
Brothertown. Ponid.itiou, 2oU. Mail, daily.
G. Reichcrt, postmaster.
Fuhrman Henry, hotel.
Kalt Anton, carpenter.
Krug George, general store.
Mandcrehield Frederick, saloon.
Meorsch Mutliias, creamery.
Minahan Uoljert, physician.
Ueiclierl «;e«»rse. Blacksmith and
Horseshoer.
Pchussman Bros, carpenters.
Stephany Joseplr, carpenter.
CALUMETVILLE. In Fond du
Lac County, U miles from Fond du Lac.
'be judicial seat and l)anking town, and 7
from .^Ialonc its shipping point. Popula-
tion, 300. Mail, daily. A. ilahner, post-
master.
Bock Wm, lumber.
Gathier Charles, saloon.
Hubert Adolph, harnessmaker.
Jacky Anton, shoemaker.
Jacky Bros, general store.
Koenig Henry„liardwaro.
Kocnig Jlartin, -wagonmaker.
Idaliner AllterJ, General Store.
JIandershield Tlieodore, saloon,
^luskat Henry, blacksmith.
Xorth Albert, general store.
^Veisgerbe^ Wm, saloon.
Zweille T, meat market.
CALVARY. A post village on the
C. A. N. W. Ky, in Fond du Lac cotinty,
13 miles northeast of Fond du Li;c. the
county scat and nearest banking point,
Population, 120. Tel., W. U." Exp.,
Am. Frank Beau, postmaster.
Bean Frank, Genera! Store, Produce
and Cheese 3[nfr.
Behle Bros, cheese mnfrs.
Borst Z E, railroad, exp and tel agent.
Bourgeois Mat hew, general store.
Fritz Henry, blacksmith.
Hildebrand A, hop grower.
Petry .Vrnold, tinsmith.
Si'hmidtkofer Andrew, farm impts.
Sclimitz Peter, shoem'dier.
Steffers George, justice.
CAMBRIA. A prosperous village lo-
cated on the N. div, of the C, >L it St. P.
Ky, in Columbus countj', IS miles ea.^t of
P.irtage, the judicial seat, and 80 northwest
of .Milwaukee. It contains ii cbtirehcs.
good schools, an opera house, a feed mill,
and a live weekly newspaper, the CTni/iiia
JS'f'i-s. Grain and livestock are the i)rliict-
pal shipments. Exp., Am. Tel., \\. U.
Population, 000. E. O. Jones, postmaster.
Albee & Cornell (Alice Albee, Cora Cor-
nell), dressmakers.
Bank of Cambria, Edward Harris propr.
Beyer George H, hardware.
Cambria House, Isaac I^arry propr.
Caiiil*ria .\c«'!i, Owen V Williams
I'ublL-hcr.
Crosix l-'reiiioiil J, Jeweler.
Cro8s Mrs F J, dressmaker.
Currio Robert, lumber.
Davis Edwin, wagonmaker.
Edwards John A, furniture.
Edv.-ards J J & Son (John J and Edward
W), general store.
Cliicapi Milsaykee & St, Payl RjatXl'/esl and U\im\
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btore.
leiiujnts.
meer.
Evaiis Kooch. drii:rgi:
fc>»3, Evaus ;^[iss Jentie. dressmaker.
^^ Evans I'ev Kowlaiid 11 (Methodisl)
Harris Edward, propr Bank of Cambria.
^„^ Harris & Kowlartds <Kd%V'ird Harris, Mor-
^3a ris J Kowlandi), lumbjr.
m=^-^ Hughes John E. luirncssmaiier.
'^^=^ Hu;:;hes Mrs Rosa, Iiarber.
62S In£;leliart Mrs Elmira T, luilliner.
g^ .foues D R, arcliit'.ct.
I « Jones Evan O, ]io-tmaster.
^S Jones E O A; finu (Evan O and Kuh-
,„^ ard E O), Farm I>r,
(gjT" Jones 2^ichoIas, aucti
f^ ^ Jones Samuel, ma.-on.
^'^ Jones Wm A P, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Lloyd Ednaid t), meat mari;et.
(^a Lloyd Jfdin, drnyman.
•^'j?? Martin Wiri, salonr:.
•^^ Newhall ^MrsT? J, dicssmaker.
^".^ JSlewluill >fc Wiiliams (Euirene J ~.Ne\vball,
David J Williams), muats.
f»^ Parry Isaac, propr Cambria House.
m>i.csm Parry John Hj waironmaker.
^.-^ I'arry Wm H, iiTp J'tock.
f^xi^ Prees Griffitlr VV, physician.
^°=°* I'rice David, veterinary surgeon.
Hausch Gustav, lively.
FfX I'iflmrds Lazarus, Lnncer.
P|=i Robert Evor O. produce.
t.,«3 Roberts David O, L'rocer.
Roberts John E. druggist.
Rowc Rev A L (Com^retrational).
Panders Wm H, fchoemakor.
Scharf Jacob jr. saloon.
Schemniel Mrs Mary, milliner.
Schlicsmann Ailam, boots and shoes.
0Si^ Seager iirs Liljbie, dressmaker.
Slinger &, Carson (Jolin Slinger, George
BN W Carson), live stock.
B Tliomas & Lloyd (ilugli W Thomas, Evan
C-^-% W Lloyd), general store.
'^ True Ed.ixar C, prin schools.
Vaughn David, blacksmith.
Wagner Henry, blacksmith.
Walker Tlioma.s, grocer.
Williams .Mrs Uarliara, saloon.
Williams Eliiis R, harnt-ss.
g^f^ U'tlliains Oueii «.', Publisher Cam-
K'.^ bria JN'ews.
Williams Owen J, hardware.
Williams Mrs Perry, books.
Williams Wiw E, iihysiciau.
Zander John, waijonmaker.
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CAMBRIDGE. A village in Dane
county, '^i ni'lcs east of Maiiison.the coun-
'^"'^ ty seat, and o siutli of London, on the C.
J^^ iV. N. ^V'. Ry, the nearest railroad station.
Settled in ISiJS. It contains a water powf-r
flouring mill, a creamery, 1 cliurcbes and
a district school A weekly newspaPL-r
the JVcirs. is published. Stsges dally tn
Ft. Atkinson, London and Sioughton. I:
is in the centre of an excellent section ^ f
country specially adapted to tnbicco rais-
ing. Population, 700. Telephone con-
nection. JMail, daily. Thomas Oversoo.
postmaster.
Adam AVm, meat market.
Allen Amos J, flour mdl.
Amundson A C, physician.
Bilstad Ole, drugs and jewelry.
Buskirk Lew. barber.
Cambridge Hotel, Wm Ki'iizler jiropr.
Cambriilge Lumber Co, Thouias Overson
pres, A J Allen sec.
Cambridge Kews, EL Ho\vepublr,.Vugu5t
E Olson editor.
Cambridge Tobacco WarL-lionse Co (limi-
ted), Chris Olsen pres, Knud G (Dlsen
sec.
Clachan Miss Elizabeth, milliner.
Clark L W, physician.
England Jens A, furniture.
Glimme Anders, general store.
Hanson Kiels, shoemaker.
Hanson Oscar U, general store.
Hess Bro3 (-lohn and Charles), stage line.
Irwin Robert, blacksmith.
Jacobsen 01c, sabmn.
Johnson Maas, tailor.
Kenzler Wm, propr Cambridge Hotel.
Legreid Chris, blacksrailh.
Lillesand Severt L, grocer.
Lundberg Adolph. boots and shoes.
McCredie liros & Co (Thomas and R.-bert
creamery.
McCredie, AVm Hinize
Ohman Rev (Mtthodist).
Olsen Chris, leaf tobacco.
Olson Hans .V, hardware.
(^Ison Jest, harness.
Ovcrsoii Tlioinax, Hardware. Stoves,
Carriages and ^lusical last-rumeuts.
Prcscott Andrew A, general store.
Scobie David W, wagoum.aker.
Slagg T C & Co (Thomas C Slagg, Samuel
H Butler), general store.
Thompson Joul, livery.
Ubiuger August, saloon.
CAMERON. On the C, St. P., M. &
O. and .M., St. P. & S. Sle. M. roads, in
Barron county, 6 miles from Barron, the
judicial scat and banking point. Popu'n-
lion, oOO. E.^p,Am. Tel.,W. U. A. D
Stacy, postmaster.
Borrtz John, wagonmaker.
Chicago & Grand ]ml %
Th9 Favorite Route East
V!A FJIACARA FALLS.
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IJimtOVGH liUMNKSS KD IC.VXION, AT ."TIOKlCIlATIi TElt.^lS.
CAM
AND BUSINESS DIKKCTORY.
CAN
2oa
l?urton Richard A. exp and tel act.
Cameron flciuse, N Jarvis propr.
Diinbara & McLean, grocers.
Fox C it Son, liVL-ry.
llessel Henry, soda water mnfr.
Howard il C. livery.
Jarvis Napoleon, propr Cameron House.
Johnson John P, ealoon.
Kanimers N, saloon.
McNaughton >l, hotel.
JIosherD, hardware.
>i'e!son A, saloon.
I'eese &, Anderson, general store.
Shipman it Hoplpy. ireneral store.
Stacy A 1>, Flour and Feed.
Wilson A, livery.
CAMPBELLSPORT. A post vil-
lage on the V. A; 2s. W. Ky, in Fond du
Lsc county, IG mile.s southeast of Fond du
Lac, the county seat and usual banking
point. Exp., Aiu. Tel., W. U. Popula-
tion, 350. P. Durand, postmaster.
Baecher Jacob, waponmaker.
Becklinger Lydia. milliner.
Boeckler M H, a^t 0 & N W Ry.
Degenhardt Jacob, hotel.
Degenhardt .Michael, livery.
Diiraiul iV l'aa>, Orugs, Paints and
Siationery.
Erfelt Nicholas, saloon.
Farrell Michael, live stock.
Findeisen F M. grain elevator.
Hafuer August, wagonmaker.
Hansom C C, justice.
Hoffmann Cornet Laud, P A Hoffmann
leader.
Ilofrinniiii I* A, Physician.
Jones l!ev Richard (Methodist).
Ketter John, carpenter.
Kicrig Chris, mciit market.
Koepke (Charles, cheese mnfr.
Kohler Lorenz. shoemaker.
IjoppcrVan, painter.
McCullongh Jame?, general store.
Marrion John, mason.
Maitin E F, lumber and planing mill.
Malteson S C, lawver.
Michaels ct Klotz, 'farm impts.
Moore & Galloway, lumber.
I'aull A S, exp and tel ai;t.
I'iohl Fred, tailor and barber,
jihodes Leland, pump mnfr.
Richter Bros, harnessmakers.
Roesler Ernest, mason.
SuckettHF, chee.se mnfr.
^aeman, Loelistt Knickel, general store,
f^clilaefer Jacob, jeweler.
•Vhlaefer Jo.-epb, builder.
^^oiiiiiidt .loliii CMusical Instruments.
Schools Gerhart, hotel.
Van Dczaude Charles, photographer.
Wedde U'm, hardware.
Wicker Truman, biacksmith.
Yankow Fred, live stock.
CAMP DOUGLAS. A post village
on the C, St. P., JI. A U, and the C. and
N. W. Rys, at the intersection of the C...'\I.
& St. P. Ry, in Juneau county, 1 ± miles
northwest of .Mauston.the county seal, and
6j north of New Lisbon, the nearest bank-
ing point. Population, 250. Tel., W. U.
E.xp., Am. George Frohmader, postmas-
ter.
Coates W E, ?rain.
FroIiiiiiKlcr & Bla<>kiii'<, General
.Store and Live Stock.
Hint^m T J. notary.
Horton C H, hardware.
Johnson \Vm C. general store.
Kingtlauc O. carpenter.
Lane J D, telegraph act.
Lynn James, general store and hotel.
Olmstead "W L, insurance.
Phillips C J, railroad ngt.
Singleton John, general store and hotel.
CAMP LAKE. A summer resort on
the Wisconsin Central Line and on Camp
Lake, In Kenosha county, is miles south-
west of Kenosha, the judicial seat, and 13
from Burlington, the nearest banking
point. Daily stnsQ to Wilmot; faro 25
cents. Exp., Pacinc Tel., W. U. Pop-
ulation, 100 J. H. McVcy, postmaster.
Cniii]> I.,akc EIoiisc, J H McVey
Propr.
Enzenl)acher A, tobacco and cigars.
Jordan Jarae.s, veterinary surgeon.
Lichtcuberg C W, dentist.
Lincoln Ice Co.
Ludwig it Reicterfeldt, ice.
Ble^'ey .1 il, Propr C.'amp Lake House.
Odell G E, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Phillips House. C Phillips propr,
Wolf A, tobacco and ciuars.
Yaw House, Henry E Yaw propr.
Yaw Noah, poultry breeder.
CANTON. A postniliccon the M.. St.
P. & S. Ste. M. Ry, in Barron county. 11
miles northeast of Barron, the seat of jus-
tice. Rice Lake is the nearest banking
point. Population, 4S. E.xp , Am. Tel.'^
W. U. J. F. Lutz, postmaster.
Belle it Locke, gen store and saw mill.
Edcbert it Rnnisdeil, lumber.
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Fisk J B, hardware.
Locke John, black^lIli•b.
Packard Jay, railroad andexp agt.
■White II' J, General Store.
CARLTON. A post village in Kewau-
nee couuty, 5 miles south of Kewaunee,
the count}- seat and bank location, and 20
north of Two Rivers, the nearest railroad
station. Stages daily to Two Kivers.Ahna-
pee and Kewaunee; fare, -t^LuO and ."iO
cents respectively. Pop\ilation, 00. Mail,
daily. Fred Bacb, postmaster.
Bacli Fred, Telegraph Agent.
Bach, Kiev.ig &, Co, general store.
CAROLINE. A postoince on Embar-
rass river, in Sljawano county, 20 miles
southwest of Shawano, the county seat, 3j
north of Marion, the nearest railroad sta-
tion, and S from Ciintonville, the nearest
banking point. Stages daily to Marion
and Pella. Population, 125. E. J. Iloeft,
postmaster.
Ahl Hev SV D.
Braun Fred, wagonmsker.
Breidenfelt August, -hnemaker.
Buettner Theodore, tlour mill.
Builder Herman, farmer.
Ebert & Kaasch, blacksmiths.
Frankow \Vm, mason.
Iloeft E M, Hardware.
Laatsch Albert, carpenter.
Moenkc August, hotel and saloon.
Nctzel Julius, furniture and justice.
Schmidt August, mason.
Stier Charles 11. general store.
Tlilcic K tV IJro, Saw Mill.
Zell Fred, hotel and saloon.
CARRIE. In Washburn county, 10
miles from Sbtll Lake, llie judicial seat,
and 13 from llayward. the usual Ijanking
and shipping point. Population. -"lO. ^[ail,
by special supply. ^Irs. S. Kunsman,
postmaster.
Abrahamson N. lumber.
Dobie Pros, lumber.
England >V: Thomas, lumber.
Kunsman C, carpenter.
liiiiiMiiaii Strsij (.\geut), Patent iledi-
cines.
Lampman G, blacksmith.
TerriU J, carpenter.
CARTWRIGHT. A flourishing set-
tlement on the C , St. P., M. & O. Uy, in
Auburn towaship, (.'liippcwa county, 23.">
miles northwest nf Milwaukee, 22 north-
west of Chippev,-a Falls, the county «_:;■
and 9 northwest of Bloomer, the neart ■
banking point. Stages daily to S-.- :
Creek:~fare, rjO cents. Population. - Vi
Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. B. F. Marsu,
postmaster.
Cartwright House, 11 Hine.^ pronr.
C'artwrislil & t'liiniiiinss, Saw &t; 1
Planing .Mill.
Dimmell \V J, meat market.
Efickson Arnt, general store.
Golden Wm, jnason.
Hawley A B, general store,
nines O, propr Cartwright House.
Kluiid Andrew, blacksmith.
McLaren Fred, blacksmith.
JIack F T, railroad, exp and le! agent.
nlarsli 8J P, General Store.
Jloshcr O K, hardware.
Putman J P, boarding house.
Robison George jr, brick mnfr.
Smitli S, wagonmaker.
Stadler John, wagonmaker.
CARYVILLE. A post village on
the C, M. tt St, P. Ky, in Uunn county.
20 miles southeast of Menomonie, the
county seat, and 11 southwest of Eai;
Claire, the nearest banking point. Sl.ages
daily to liock Falls, and .Mondovi. Popu-
lation, 80. Tel., W. U. E.xp., Am.
P. O. Strande, postmaster.
Fry Frank, live stock.
Johnson L C, tailor.
McDonough W J, railroad, exp and tel
agent
Mill .r n, grain elevator.
Xess Wm, hotel.
Snow Kev Ptiifus (Adventisll.
•itraiule Peter O, General Store.
^Vygant Victor, blacksmith.
CASCADE. On the Milwaukee river,
in Sheboygan county, ly miles southwest
of Sheboygan, thecoimty seat, 3^ west ot
Waldo, the nearest railroad station, and 7
southwest of Plymouth, the nearest bank-
ing point. Stages twice a day to Waldo :
fare, 25 cents. Population, 2,50. Mail,
daily. L. U. Bartlett, postmaster.
Aklln M R & Co, general store.
Ambelang Morris, shoemaker.
Ballliiirn Frederick, haruessmaker.
Eiarllett I., C, Drtigs and Groceries.
Bartlett .Mrs L C, miliiner.
P.urke Rev B J (Catholic).
Copley Cl'.arles. carpenter.
Ooell .Tohn B, waj:onmaker.
Electric Light and Llotor Plants r;:;y"''«K Ti:;!'"^
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J»I!:sCKIl"TIONS, < .lln-
losacs i-'rce. Ji:t,I!;vi .IM>11AE, 225 West AValer Streel, .iIIL\r.VlICi:ii.
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Green Bay Business College.
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Puberty P n, hotel.
ilutTbuel Uev C (Lutheran).
lliiffmtister ifc Meyer, shoes.
ILirrlt'an David, grocer.
li lU-iMre, niilliaer.
IlollenlJolt iJt O'llrani, Furnitur
Hulee Edward, generni store.
kratzsch A W, physician.
Lamers A J, Hour mill.
Lau Fred, hardware and harness
Lau Mrs, general store.
Ix;wke E, tailor.
Maloney Rose, grocer.
Miller Henry, carpenter.
Nicemann Charles, watronmaker
Noll Wm t^c Sons, hardware.
O'llcam E H, hotel.
I'tterson David, veterinary surgeon.
riper Eliuer, barber.
Undkie August, blacksmith.
!£ogci'Si A C, Physician.
!>chulz John, blacksmith.
Solei David, cooper.
Timm John AV, hotel and £!our mill.
Wolf A, cheese factory.
Zslm Hermann, hotel.
CASCO. A village in Kewaunee coun-
ty, 13 miles west of Kewauneee, the county
scat, 23 northeast of Green Hay, the near-
est railroad station, and 11 southwest of
Ahnapec, the nearest banking point.
Stages daily to Ahnapee, Green Bay and
Kewaunee. Population, 1.50. iMail, daily.
E. Decker, postmaster.
Barta F J, harnessmaker.
liHrta John, wagon maker.
Carl John M, school teacher.
I>fc-kor Iv, Saw Mill.
Doyle Wm, blacksmith.
Mlnahan H A A; Co, general store.
Minahau J K, physician.
CASHTON. On the C, M. & St. P.
Uy, in Monroe county. 19 miles south of
i^parla, the county scat and bankins point.
Population, 300. Tel., "W. U. Exp., Am.
11. Orofr, postmaster.
liaseDach Peter, lumber.
H'.iver Matthias L, saloon.
jit-rg E A, brick and stone mason.
Howen Oscar, railroad, exp and tel agt.
I'oyd David, stone mason.
Brey p Ay, jeweler.
liver AVm, boarding house.
dates W E.'c Co, grain.
IranierC.tJ =a':.M,n.
Cnuier C II. phv^ cian.
Culv,;r C M, hoi;-!.
Custin E A, saloon.
Dill Fred, general store.
Dolan Patrick, general store.
Du Neuz A A, druggist.
Gains E E, physician.
Groir SEciiry. Hoots and Shoes.
Hanson P J. haulware.
Holverson P, carpenter.
Jackson Martin, grain.
Jensen E >.\: E, meat market.
Johnson Louis, shoemalier.
Kissell Wm, hardware.
Milb}' P Lt A, Saloon.
Xelson & Campbell, general store.
Xice James, barber.
Olson G, furniture.
Perkins L B. wacronmakcr.
Iloe«.ler A, Planing JliU.
Senz Thomas, blacksmith.
Smith H II, blacksmith.
Wang Martin, carpenter.
CASSELL. A postofflce on the Wis-
consin river, in Sauk county, 25 miles
southwest of Baraboo, the county seat,
and 3 northeast of Arena, the nearest rail-
road station and baukint' point. Popula-
tion, 1.50. Mall, tri-reeekly. Wm. S.
Pierce, postmaster and farmer.
CASSVILLB. A village on the Mis-
sissippi river, in Grant county, 20 miles
fouttiwesl of Lancaster, the county seat,
and 3 east of Turkey Uiver, Iowa. It is on
theC, 15. ct X. Ry. Has a bank and a
weekly newspaper, the Index. Stages
daily to Bectowu and Turkey River. Pop-
ulation, 1,000. Tel., AV. U. Exp , Am.
D. Williams, postmaster.
Harney IlroK, Dentists.
Barrow George, brick mnfr.
Baumgartner Julius, tailor.
Beach .Mrs R F. dressmaker.
Beilharz Fred II, blacksmith.
Beilharz F, hoop factory.
Bernbard Mrs (,)ltilie, general store.
Bernherd Jacob, boots and shoes.
Binkert Fridolin, general store.
Bishop M A, propr Deuuiston House.
Burgess Henry, iiistice.
Chase Edward \V, photographer.
Creglow Charles, jeweler.
Crculow A; Oko3', General Store.
Cronin F M, physician.
Currau M J, general store.
Deuniston House, M A Bishop propr.
Dericlis & Geiseu, brewer.
Dietrich Frank J, confectioner.
Dietrich G P, cainentcr.
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i:»Iilj T!ioina'» v., Diatiit.
Enslcr JIrs E, booTs aud thot-=.
Fir-t Commercial Bank, L jI Okey prcj,
Charles Creclo'^- cs^li.
Foley James, flour mill.
Foley John, propr Index.
French U, blacksmith.
Grimm Aloys druo'sist,
<ii'iniiii liroii, General Store.
Grimm Ilerman. grain.
Harper Charles L, prin of high school,
llenkel Mrs Minnie, boarding house.
Holt it Barrows, brick masons.
Index, .Tohn Foley prwr.
Ubn)aers Orchestra.
I>liniael & Eneler, saTor>n.
Kleiupeil Bros, saw mill.
Kleinpell Eugene, harnessmaker.
Kkiupell II i; Co, li!;rd\Tare.
Eikliiiiil, Gciger & Co, General Store
and Creamery,
Kraft Alliert, physician.
Kuchenljerg JIrs Gfil-Jrude, milliner.
K'uohenl.ierir Matt, saloon.
MtCHmish .Airs N A, insurance.
McCord tfe Lenzendorf, meat market.
M.anuinir E S, tel agt. '
.■Mueller ]5enj:imiu. saloon.
>;iemcr .John W, meal market.
Ortscheid .John, confi:ctioner.
Ortfcheid ,1 B, baker.
Oehmer Peler, iiarlier. ■ -
Prior Gotlfried, genera! store.
Rossliach Eev A^(Cathnli,'i.
Sandrook Kev (ieorge I'Lulheran).
^oliarlt'iistt'iii II C Uro & Co,
Gevieral j^lore.
Scluiniaclier H Jl, saloon. ■
Schwerin Frederick, slioemaker.
Sneclode J II C. fruit gr.jwer.
Slivens Rev G D (Baptist).
Trollope & Cook, cigar mufrs.
V.igel Herman, general »te're.
Viii;rlit IVter. lime kiln.
^'i'illiaiiis Ouvi<t, Stationer and Con-
ftcti.uu-r.
Witlierb.'e liev H .1 (Melhodi.st,.
■\yood GeorL'e W, r«ilro;,d, cxp and tel agt.
Young .Martin, wagonniaker.
CASTLE ROCK,. A village on Blue
river, in Oranl euuniy. ?0" miles northeast
of Lancaslir, the county seal, and 9 north-
west of Mnntfort, tl;e nearest railroad
station anci blinking point. Populatinu,
50 .Mill, semi-weekly. John Johnson,
postmaster.
Ellinger Gu.s, justice.
Johnson John S, bkacksmith.
Johnson S C, carpenter.
Joliii^oii «^ Vail Biiroii, G.nera;
Store.
Nelson Xels S, mason,
Nundal Sever O, mason.
CATARACT. In Monroe county, 11
miles norlli of Sparta, the county seat.
Dearest railroad station and banking point.
Stages to Sparta and Black Uiver Fall;;
fares, 50 cents and ^1 respectively. Pop-
ulation, 12.5. E. B. Greene, postmaster.
Codey O S. sta-e line.
Daws R A, notary.
Dunham B M. hotel-
Gibson .\ D. bkcksmilh.
Grcfiio K B, Town Treasurer.
Grecuo & Jnnes, general store.
Johnson C W, general .'tore.
JIcLain T P., b.^acksmilh.
Jlinglet Chris, carpenter.
Moilatt & Scantletnn. liour mill.
Reynolds A. carpenter.
Scantleton J T, general store.
SlJirkcy \Viii', Meat Alarket.
Wasliburn C H. constable.
Woodworth A G, lawyer.
CATO. Avilla.ge on the M., L. S. &
AV. Ry, in ]^Ianilowoc county, 12 miles
northwest of Manitowoc, the count}- seat
and nearest banking poi-nt. Stages daily
to Clark's Mills. I'opulation, 200. Tel.,
W. U. Exp., U. S. JIail, daily. John
Killen, postmaster.
Clark Bros, chee.ie mnfrs.
Frencli Georsre A. meal market.
liilll-ii Joliii, General Store, Hay Press
and Clieese Box Mnfr.
Merrill Frank, railroad, exp and tel agent.
Morgan it Sweeting, cheese mnfrs.
O'Conneil R S, physician.
Pelka Simon, blacksmith.
Stoehr T Anton, 'aloon.
Strande Knud, shoemaker.
\ViIlielm Peter, wagonmaker.
CAVOUR. Ou tlie M., St. P. it S.
Sto. M. Ry, 13 miles from Craniinn. the
judicial seat. Population, 1.50. Exp.,
-Vm. Tel., W. U. M. S. Barker, post-
master.
CAZENOVIA. A village on Little
Baraboo river, in Kielilund county. 24
miles northeast of Richland Ceii're. the
county seat, and 7 southwest of Eavaile.
tlie nearest railroail station and bacrciug
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roint. Stages daily to Richlaud Centre,
Ironton and Liivalle. Popuhitiou, 175.
Mail, daily. C. Tierce, postm.ister.
r>!'iV;erafin, blacksmith.
liobn C E, saw aud slave mill.
Burdick Mrs E, milliuer.
Bussman Henry, boots aud shoes.
Ciark E B & Co, general store.
Conley John, grocer and saloon.
Cunningham David, blacksmith.
Diiercii Will, baw Jlill.
Farver li, wagonmaker.
Fix & Jax, stave mill.
Grosse Rev Herman (Catholic).
Herlihy Dennis, justice.
Jewelt H E, flour mill.
.Tube J M, hotel.
KItson T F, saloon.
Klang Theodore, carpenter.
LIreoln O B, blacksmith.
^loon C, meal market.
Nelson N, wagonmaker.
Nelson & Jarvis, livcrj'.
Stockfelth Martin, physician.
Vergcrout George, gi.'ncral store.
Wenkcr >jt'l»:i'>liiiii. General Store.
Zerwis John, boots and shoes.
CECIL. A prosperous village on the
M., L. S. & W. liy, in Shawano counly, S
miles northeast of Shawano, the seal of
justice and banUini; point. Population,
3nO Tel., \V. U. ^Exp., U. S. T. S.
Mc.Murray, postmaster.
Beerbaum J H H, lumber.
Bender Pliillip, wagonmaker.
liocker Herman, linrd\var(^
Crosby H E, railroad, exp and tel agent.
Dickey Rev P H (Lntiieran).
Freeborn John A, propr Lakeview House.
Grabe Joseph, shoemaker.
Ilaiineinaiiii, iXarliow iV Co, Lum-
_ber and Shingle Mill.
Kempf John, bUicksmith.
Lakeview House, J A Freeborn propr.
Lenike Adolph, real Cotate.
Lemke John, caipenler.
Leuike Wm Jr. carpenler.
^Ic'!'Siiri-aj' 'V >, Notions and Patent
_ Medicines.
Nailer Herman, real estate.
Nichlaus 15 & Co. general store.
S.tnip Qustav, haruessmaker.
Seefeldt Uoberl, saloon.
Warrington Mi*s C T, dres.smaker.
}Viiiter David, hotel.
Zichow W C & Co, geoeral store.
CEDARBURGH. An cntcrprisim:
leorporated city ou the M. iV: N. R. 1!.
in Ozaukee county, 23 miles north of Mil-
waukee and 9 southwest of Port Washing-
ton, the county seat and nearest banking
point. A progressive weekly newspaper,
the yews, is published. Telephone con-
nection. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Popu-
lation, 1,500. L. E. Jochem, postmaster.
Ambruster John, jeweler.
Anschuiz & Co (George A and Peter An-
schutz), lime kiln and stone (juarry.
Asher Frederick, mason and plasterer.
Barthel Charles, jiainter.
Beck Henry, baker.
Beokmann Fiedcrick, propr Wisconsin
House.
Behnisch Henry, harnessmaker.
Bender Henry, cuoper.
Boclo Huu'o, druLTgi-t.
IStKlftnlocrlVr .\iiilrc\v, Flour Mill,
1 Milese.
lloerticr Bros, General Store.
BotUclier Albert, cigar mnfr.
Boeltcher Charles, saloon.
I'ohrtz August, blncksmitb.
Bruss Bros (John F and Gottfried), farm
machinery.
Buch C II, meat market.
I'uch Mrs Emile, milliner.
i:o<larl»iiryli Clcv.ilor Co, Alexan-
der lierger ,\lngr.
Cedarburgh House, Henry Kuether propr.
Cedarburgh Military Band, A Weber Idr.
Cedarburgh Woolen MiKs (capital. ^lUO,-
000), Diedrich Wittenberg prcs, J F
Wittenberg sec and treas.
Dietrich Conrad, shoemaker.
Dreier Herman, iiainter.
I'jiigbiiiig Wm. foundry.
Ernst it Licsenberg, carpenter.
Erll Tony, barber.
Finley Rufus, veterinary surgeon.
Friedrich Robert, shoemaker.
Froehlich Jacob, boots and shoes.
Gleitzman Adam, cooper.
Gotlschalk Oiarles, livery, coal, etc.
Groth Henry G, hardware.
Groth John F, lime ranfr.
llackfeldt Mrs J, dressmaker.
Haflerman Mrs D, milliner.
Hart's ig Theodore, phj'sician.
Herzigcr Emil, saloon.
Hilgeu J H. summer resort.
Hilcen Mnfg Co (capital, AsO.OOO). John
Winner pres, James H Hilgen sec, sash,
doors aud blinds.
Hoehu Louis M, furnilu'c and undertaker.
HolTman & Son, meat market.
Horn I'lTileriok ^V, Lawyer and
Propr N.'WS. 'S--: ..■■!r. p S 'l'.}
Horn Wm H. railriiad and tel agent.
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Jaehnert Herman, meat market.
Jaucke Frederick J, prupr ■Washington
House.
Joc'licm Leoi)old Tl. General Store.
Jocliem Wia P, propr Norliiera Uailroad
Hotel.
Kaiser Mattliias, cooper.
Kannenberg Samuel H, blacksmith.
Kanney Cornelius F, notary.
Knuppel Albert, carpouter.
Knulh Carl, watciimaker.
Krauso Theodore, barber.
Kuether Henry, propr Ccflarburgh House.
Kuhefuss .1 C tt Son, proprs Union Hotel.
Lang liev Vv'm (Lutheran).
Langhtinrich Edward, furniture.
Lau Ciiarles, priu high fchonl.
Lau Eggeit, -wagonmaker, 1 miles s c.
Lauer John, saloon.
Laulerbach Justus, clothing.
Lehman C W & Bro. hardware.
Lemke Charles, brick and tile iiinfr.
Luedtke J A: Son (John and Frank;, black-
smiths.
Lutz Charles, cisar mnfr.
McGovern & ^Moras. physicians.
News, Frederick W Horn Propr. (See
adv, opp.)
Northern Uailroad Hotel, Wm P JocUem
propr.
Pahl Mr.s Anna, milliner.
Propp Charles, photographer.
Roth Henry, saloon.
Koth John, .saloon.
Ryan Kev F C (Catholic).
Salter Henry, farm iinpts.
Schroedcr J & Son (Ourgen and ^Vm H),
general store.
Scliroeslcr Sc Trcntiii-.nui (Wm
Schroeder.JosephTrottmunu), flour .Mill
Scliuelle ]'"'rcderick, city clerk.
Schwautcs Angust, blackBmilh.
Strassbcrger Utv E (Lutheran).
Sunderrniinn August, apiari:^t, 2 miles 3 e.
Thiel AVm it Son, barley mill.
Toll Bro.M (Frank and Wm), marble 'works.
Turners' Hall. Turners' Society proprs.
Union Hotel, J C Kuhefusa it Sun
proprs.
Voigt HcDiy, liaruessniiiker.
Washington House, F J Jaucke propr.
Weber John, brewer.
Weber's Hotel, Burghard Weber propr.
Wicsler Cunrnd, saloon.
"Wlrtli llfos (Charles C and Gustavo Hj,
Genijral Store.
Wisconsin House, Frederick Beckmann
propr.
Wtirthman E Gerhard, paints.
Zauin Jacoli, ll )ur mill.
CEDAR CRH:^K. a postoffice ;;:
Washintrton county, S miles southwe.^t -:
West Bend, the county se.at, and 3^ frc;n
Jackson, the nearest railroad station. Wc.-:
Bend is the nearest banking point. Stagf.?
daily to Jackson; fare, 2'> cents. Popu: i-
tion, 75. Mail, daily. H. J. Gumm, po;t-
master.
Baer Jacob, carpenter.
Oiiiiiiii 61 J, Hardware and Blacksmith.
Heppe C J, general store.
Ilyppe Henry, saloon.
Jliixon Dow, creamery and insurance.
Piitow Fred, shoemaker.
Turck B & Co, saw mill.
Voght Fred, carpenter.
Vuuk Edward, justice.
CEDAR FALLS. A villasie on Eel
Cedar river in Dunn county, .'5 miles noitu-
east of .Menomonie, the county seat, near-
est banking and shipping point. Daily
st»^ to 2\Ienomonie; fare. 25 cents. Pop-
ulation, 400. Mail, daily. E. C. Plemou,
postmaster.
Bailey Frank, livery.
Cedar Falls Brass Band, Levi Caldwell Idr.
Crawford May, music teacher.
Glidewell James, hotel and saloon.
Knapp, Stout A: Co, general store.
Leach Thomas, barber and harness.
Perry P W, carpenter and wagonmaker.
Pleiiioii E €, Grocer.
Plemon L O, grocer and livery.
Konneberger B P, meal market.
Taylor Hiram, stone mason.
CBDAR GROVE. On the :\I., L. S.
vt \V. liy. In Holland township, Sheboy-
gan county, 3S miles north of .\tilwaukce,
and 14 southwest of Sheboygan, the seat
of justice and u.sual banking point. Esp.,
U. S. Tel., \V. U. Population, buO.
G. Slronks, postmaster.
American House, Frank Wilson propr.
Balkins Miss Releu, dressmaker.
Braucr Frederick, wagonmaker.
Btecht Henry J, blacksmith.
Daana ,1 E, cheese mnfr.
I»c Muslcr .loliii. Agrl Implements.
De Smith Peter, blacl-smith.
Heuver Aiibert. cheese mnfr.
Hirn Frank, saloon.
Hollo Christian W, tinware.
Hopi;lkamp Kev J W (Reformed).
Hyink W'ni. live stock.
Kolsto John W, shoeniaker.
E..ai]iiiiers OarreU, Cheese Mnfr.
Mcengs Dirk, carpenter.
Klicap & Graoil ]ml liy
Tlie Favorite Route East
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^Il I'll £;3 Henry, general store.
I j'Crlne James, railroad, exp and tel agt.
I'rtlmer Joseph, creamery.
Kiniiiker John 11, harnessmaker.
Hotli Rev J W F ([-"resbytcrian).
IlufUnk Henry, harnessmaker.
Scbiereck August H, propr Union House.
Smitli G H & Sons, fishermen.
Mi-oiiU§ O, General store and Real
K^tate.
Te Gantvoort James A H, furniture.
Tcrncs John, cheese mnfr.
Union House, A H Schiereck propr.
Van Altena Louis, physician.
Van I)e Waal Ed'.Tard, general store.
Van Do Waal John, cheese ranfr.
Van De Waal Ptler, cooper.
Van De Waal Miss Sasan, dressmaker.
Verdouw Abraham, harnessmaker.
Voskuil Henry, boots and shoes.
Vrteman John U, tailor.
iValvoord Anthony, cheese mnfr.
Wulvoord Anthony C. general store.
Walvoord Miss Hannah, milliner.
Walvoord Henry, cheese mnfr.
Wilson Frank, propr American House.
cial seat, and 8 from Marion, the nearest
shipping point. Mail, semi-weekly. F.
Leisner, postmaster.
Clapps & 5IadsoD, saw mill.
CEMENTVILLE. On the C. Sc X.
AV. Ry in Milwaukee county, i miles
north of Jlilwaukee, the judicial seat,
banking and shipping point. Population,
50. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U.
Maechtle J, saloon.
Milwaukee Cement Co.
CEDAE LAKE. A postotlice in
\Vansliara county, 20 miles northeast of
Wautoma, the courty seat, 8 south of
Waupaca, the nearest railroad station and
I'snking point. Stages daily to Berlin and
Waupaca; fare, 5 cents per mile. Popula-
tion, 50. Mail, daily. P. B. Mumbrue,
I'Oslmaster.
Hutton J A, justice.
Christensen R P, carpenter.
James George H, saw mill.
Muiiilirne I' It, Farmer.
CEDAR EAPIDS. In Waupaca
<" >'iiily, 20 miles from ^Vaupaca, the judi-
CENTER. A postofUce in Rock coun-
ty, 'J miles west of Janesville, the county
seat, and 4 northeast of Foolsville, the
usual shipping point. Janesville is the
nearest banking point. Population, 7j.
Mail, daily. J. W. Norton, postmaster.
Conrad J S, general store.
Crow John, cooper.
Fisher C C, justice.
Fisher John, carpenter.
Graves C S, r lilroad, express and tel agt.
Hanser Rev (Jsear (Lutheran).
Lowery David, carpenter.
Reli_' \Vm, carpenter.
Il<>>s «.^ I'Ulior, Meat Market.
S(h\ieller Rev John (German Ref M E).
Snyder Fred, baiber.
Thomas Rev (Methodist)
CENTRALIA. A prosperous incor-
porated city advantageously located on the
west bank of the AVisconsiu river, dinclly
opposite Grand Rapids, the judicial seat,
and on the C, M. .V' St. P. Ry, iu W.iod
county. It contains a hub and spoke fac-
tory, 2 planing mills, a saw mill, 2 wood
pulp mills, a llouring mill, a bank, a gra-
ded school and au electric light plant
which furnishes lia:ht for the two cities.
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A live weekly newspaper, the E::tcrpvUe
and Trihuiie, is pabiisiied. Tiie WiscoQ-
sin liver at this poiut is verj' rapid and
cnuld be utilized for a larse amount of
manufacturirg. Tlse principal shipments
are the products of the above mills, and
lumber and craoberrits. Tel.,W. U. Esp.,
Am. Population, 1,J.J0. Mail, daily. J.
\V. Natwicii, postmaster.
Railey \Vm D, glass and tinware.
Jiandelin August F, propr Ceiiiralia House.
]!ank of Centralia fcapital, ^i-T.OOO), Jerre
D 'Witter pres, Irving E Phiileo cash.
Rarney Jliss Josie D, dressmaicer.
Boormau Curtis A, physician.
Houcher Napokoa J, harnessmaker.
Bremer Frci W, machinist.
Briere Cliarles, saloon.
Brown W H <k Co (Wm 11 Brown, Edward
C Ketchuiii), ice.
Bruderli Gottfried, shoemaker.
Burcliell Mrs Hannah 31, milliner.
Casber^ John, saloon.
Centralia Enterprise and Tribune, liossier
& BrundaLjc proprs.
Centralia ] louse, A F Bandelin propr.
Centralia Pulp and Water Power Co,
Frank Garrison pres, G F Steele sec.
Chamberlain James, saloon.
Cochran J Wilber, lawyer.
Colcord Albert II, marble worker.
Commercial Hotel, Damai=T! Katelle propr.
Cooj.ier Tliomas J, justice.
Corriveau Georsre A, tjeneral store.
Daly C E cl- Co iChatles E and John Daly),
meat market.
Daly Frank E, jeweler.
Demeroe Joseph, carpenter.
Denny Onczne, .saloon.
Dickson & CaryOValter J Dickson, Wm
H Cary), livery.
Dudley Frank, iiarber.
Duncan Charles L, chief of police.
Dustin A L. carpenter.
Parish John, planinir mill.
Fort Edward, Centr.alia iV Xorthcrn liail-
road, Walter Scott pres, T B .'^rott sec
and treas, Eii Sarf^ent chief engineer.
Gerard l-ra H, lumb'.'r.
Gog(;ins Bernard K. lawyer.
Goidsnutli Mrs Hann.ah E, notions.
Oreeul)enj wXiilttUsm, general store.
Havenor Uobcrt A, priu of scliool.
Hotel Lyon, Clark Lyon propr.
Jackson ."Millini; Co, G J Jackson pres,
Charles Mathuwa sec, flour mill.
Johnson Claus, saloon.
Joliu^nn, flill A- Co fXels Johnson, George
M Hiil. Jtrre D Witter), general store."
Ivellner Erne-t. treneral store
Ivellucr Frederick E. saloon.
Kellner F E & Co (FredL-rick Kellner. J,.,
seph Lamadeliue), general store.
Lamadeline Joseph, saloon.
Lemlcy Charles D, carpenter.
Lyon JIiss Esther, pianos and organs.
IfiaoEiiuiioii r" rtlnf;;? Co (Caoitii
■slG.OOO), >;els Johnson' Pres, F '.Ma^^-
Kinnon Sec and General Mngr, Hub an. 1
Spoke Mnfrs.
Mason Garrett, saloon.
Zileunior Emery In. propr Universal House.
Metmier Joseph, saloon.
Sloore John F, waconniaker.
Xash L 31 i Co (L M Xash, W T Jones,,
hardware and farrji machinery.
Sal^'iclt Jiiiiio.'t W, Postmaster and
Furniture.
Kelson Oscar, tailor.
Nisson Mrs Dora, milliner.
iSyvill Pev J W (Lutheran).
Pattis in J 31, agt C, 31 A- St P Ry.
Peeso Wm A, dentist.
Peterson 31rs 3Iary^ uiiUiuer.
Predion £trus t^S.iu! and George).
Blacksmiths and Wu^oninakers.
Patelle Damasz, propr Commercial Hotel.
Ratelle Frank, livery.
Reeves U H, teleirraph acrent.
HcDiiii^toii Eloni-y ^V, Lawyer and
Collections.
Ridgmau Arthur L, physician.
Piossier k, Brundage (Emil P. Rossier, Eii
win B Brundage), proprs Enterprise ami
Tribune.
Routel 3Irs Jo.sephine, photographer.
St Amotir Trtlley C, general store.
Sickels Arthur, barber.
Universal House, E X 3Ieiinier propr.
Van Slate 3Iis3 Lillie, dressmaker.
"Wisconsin \Vood Pulp Co, George L Wil-
liams pres. Waller E 31ack sec.
AVitter A- Taylor (J D Witter,T A Taylor-,
insurance.
Wolmuth Frederick, merchant tailor.
Worthiugton Ralph C, drugs and exp ag'
CENTREVILLE. In Trempcaha;:
county, ;:iO miles southwest of Whiteli.ul.
the county seat, and 0 southwest of Gale--
ville, the usual banking and shipping point.
Population, 200. 3rail, daily. John L-
Sanderson, postmaster.
Atwood 3Iiss Carrie, music teacher.
Gibson W H, jUNtice and farm Impl.^.
Johnson E R, blacksmith.
Johnson H E, feed mill.
3lHrtin E, barber.
Rlimlrs K R, physician.
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•Miiitlorsoii J I^ iV !*>oii,Gt;aer,il Store.
Siewcrt Cliarles, Hour mill.
Tobey Q B, carpcutcr.
CHAMBERLIN. Id "Waukesha
couuty, 10 miles southeast of Wauke-slia,
the juilicial seat aud banking point, aud 7
from Mukwanat;o, the nearest shipping
point. Mail, daily. Ann E. Chamberliu,
postmaster.
Lconni'd Jlarlin, Hotel and General
Store.
Pelty B, blacksmith.
CHANDLER, Burnett county.
K'2me changed to t^pooner.
CHAELESBCJRGn. A village in
Calumet county, 4i miles so\ith\vest of
Chilton, the county seat, nearest railroad
station and banking point. Population,
200. N. Mahlberg, postmaster.
Bersch John, hotel.
Decker Kev .John (Catholic).
Hoffman Joseph, shoemaker.
Kreamer Matlicw, chee.sr; mnfr.
Leitner Joseph, blacksmith.
Mnlilbci-K Mtlioliiiis, General Store.
CHASE. In Oconto county, 0.5 miles
southwest of Oconto, the judicial seat. and
•S from Little Suaniico, its shipping point,
and 18 from Green Bay, Po[iulatiou, 20.
Hail, semi-weekly.
Knudson J, general store.
Ladd B <t K, general store.
Sellitz R, bhacksmiih.
CHASEBURGH. A postoffice ou
Coon creek, in Veinoa county, I'J miles
northwest of V'iroipja, tlio couuty seat, 15
southeast of LaCrosse.the nearest banking
point, and S from .Stoddard, the nearest
sbippjng point. «lage<t dally to La Crosse
«n(l Viruqua; fare, 70 cents to either point,
'opulation, 140. Mail, daily. C. L.
•f I'Jstad, postmaster.
Baker C "W, phv.'^ician.
Brown J M, hotel and justice.
^.•"■y R F, saloon.
tlifis.-burgli Creamery.
""yt & Aiken, lio\ir mill.
Jfiisen Kev K (Lutheran)
•r»r.sfii A; riii«l:i<l, Blacksmitlis.
-NHlmiek 11 O, saw mill.
- tison Stephen, lurabermeu's supplies.
Oerdmg I'.t^v C K (Lutherau).
Patzke Robert, harnessmakcr.
Peterson Andrew, shoemaker.
Rannetsberger, -wugonmaker.
CHAT. A postoffice in Lincoln coun-
ty, lUj miles north of Merrill, the seat of
juslice, shippicir and banking point. Pop-
ulation, 1.5U. JIail, tri-weekly. Richard
Town, postmaster.
Monro S W & Co, fruit.
CHEESEVILLE. On Lake Michi-
gan, in Door county, C miles southeast of
Sturgeon L!ay. the judicial seat, nearest
banking and shipping point. It contains
a church and a district school. Tri-weekly
mail stage to Ahuapec and Sturi.'eou Bay.
Population, lOO. F. McDermott, post-
master.
Eldred John, fisherman.
Gjyere Kev U (Lutheran).
^lackey John, lislierniau.
Madoclic A: McOerinolt, General
Store aud Cheese Mnfrs.
Mathison ifc Xygard, general store,
Nelson Ole, blacksmith.
]{oberts George, fisherman.
Woodard L F, IJsherman.
CHELSEA. A iirosperoua village on
the Wis, Central Line, in Taylor county, 12
miles north of Medford, the judicial seat
and banking point, Kxp, , N. P. Tel,,
W. U, Population, 500. A. II. Young,
postmaster.
Ashley E L. justice.
Itar<Uvoll iV Toiing^ (Sherman Bard-
well, .VIbeit H Young), Gener^il Store.
Chelsea House, C H Gearhart propr.
Diamond House, W II Haight prupr.
Elliott J, saloon.
Gearhart Albertus A. general store.
Gearhart Charles II. propr Chelsea House.
Haight \Vm H. propr Diamond House.
3ior^ fSoberl, Grocer and Hotel.
Mclliigli .Mi,ss Jennie, teacher,
Madison W II, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Mulz George, shoemaker.
Penny John, barber,
Schroock Charles, bluckcinith.
Slifar Uoiirj', Cattle Breeder.
Star Hotel. Robert Kecs propr.
Tiefenbiicher John, eroceries and meats.
Van Dusen O D, saw mill.
Wasehotka Peter, .saloon.
Williams T F, physician.
^CHESTER. A postoffice on the C. v,t
N, W. Ky, in Dodge county, 15 miles
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from AVaupuH, its liankinii point. Zxp.,
Am. Tel., W. U. D. L. Boyle, post-
master, railroad, telegraph and express
agent.
CHETEK. A pleasantly situated vil-
lage on lake of the same name aad on
the C, St. P., M. &, O. ny, in Carron
county, 2-lv! miles northwest oi Milwaukee,
13 southeast of Barron, the county seat,
and 14 southeast of Rice Lake, the nearest
banking point. !?etT'ert in 1>T0, it cotjtaina
grist and planing mills, Lutheran, German
Catholic, Jlethodist and Presbyterian
churches, a district school and a public
library. A weekly paper, the C'lrtck Alert,
is published. It is a favorite summer re-
sort, and theie is good hunting andJisiilng
in the neighborhood. Grain, lumber,
shingles and hardwood are shipped. Pop-
ulation, -10(1. Tel., W. U. Lip., Am.
Peter Swansby, postmaster.
Baier Adam, harnessmaker.
Bailey Abel, physician.
Blutchford .Samuel, mason.
Bull Isaac, real estate and ins.
Burnham Warren J, furniture.
Butler B F, railroad, cxp and tel agt.
Butler Ilaltie, milliner.
Butler Isaac, gardeacr.
Carver M K, county supt schools.
Cbappel Thomas K, barber.
Chase T C, furniture.
Chetek Alert, 'Walttr Speed editor.
Chetek ILjusc, D C AVond propr.
Chetek Public Library, Walter Speed li-
brarian.
Dixon Ilf'nry J, tbiur and feed.
Eighray 15 L, lawyer.
Eversou Ole, guuMuitli.
Flinn W W, uursiry.
Gansky Michael, meal market.
Gilbert Fiaid;, carpenter.
Gilbert .lo^epli, justice.
Goode Kev Wm L i.Unitcd Brethren).
Gransky Michael, meat market.
Hanson Fredericl<, gen store and ImpLs.
Harris Kdwin, grocer.
Harri.s Ilniner, )ihotographer.
Harris Simeon 11, gunsmith.
Hazeltine L II. gardener.
Huckzler Jacob, painter.
Hulberl Miss ilatlie, milliner.
Kleve John, blacksmith.
Klinger .foscph P, shoemaker.
Knapp, Stout it Co Ci-nipauy, J W ?ilun-
nell rangi, genera) .^ture and tlour mill.
Lousley Philij), deputy .shcrilX.
iloe Bernard, steamship ticket agent.
.Moe i^eter A. general store.
Moore Charles W. gen store and lumber.
^Mueller R, prin school.
Munnell James W, mngr Knapp, Stout o;
Co Company.
Museus Charles F. saloon.
Nichols Lucien H, physician.
Olson Andrew, drugs and baloon.
Olson Stephen, saloon.
Oike Rev' A J (Lutheran).
Peterson Charles, blacksmith.
Phoenix Rev (Presbyterian).
Price George ^\', barber.
S£oiir<!cii Tlioinas \V, Grocer and
Livery.
Regulator House, Victor Woolcutt prot^r.
Rickerd House, George B Uickerd propr.
Kobbins Wm U, physician.
Slilor Korraan H, lawyer.
Slocum Rcv C A (Adventisl i.
Southworth Fred A, hardware.
Speed Walter, editor Alert.
Strong Dewitt C, physician.
Swan Charles H, livery.
Uves John, bricklayer.
Wood David C. propr Chetek House.
■W'ooiciilt Victor, Priipr iiegulator
House; also General .Store, Liverv and
Meat JIarket.
CHILTON. An iucorporaiod cily on
the Mnnitinvi.c river, and on the M. & N.
U. R , in Calumet county, of which it is
the county seat, 79 mile; uorthwett of .Mil-
waukee. It contains 2 tlour mills, a plan-
ing mill, a chair factory, 2 machine shops.
2 grain elevators, a brewery, a malt house.
a bank, 2 weekly newspapers — the H7s-
koiisia Viiaokrat and the Vhiltfoi 'Tlmas — 1
churches — 2 Catholic, 1 Evangelical and 1
Congregational — good schools, a public
library with 400 volumes, and a volunteer
fire department with hook and ladder trucl;
and hand cugiue. The manufacturing of
cheese is the principal industry of tl'.e
farming community. Land ranges i"
price from xlO to -STo per acre. D:.i:y
stage to Stockbridge. Bonded debt. -^T.-
GOO; assessed valuation of real and pergon-
al property, $47-").000. Population, 1.4J"i.
Exp., Am. Ttl., W. U. George V.
Breed, postmaster.
Alves Hermann, cheese mnfr.
Arnold Henry, publr Wiskonsin Demo
krat.
Haier ('aspar, shoemaker.
Bass Martin, mason.
Hechleu \Vin, merchant tailor.
Bell Anton, wagonmakcr.
Bereus Theodore, carpenter.
Palace and Dining Cars
ON ALU THROUGH TRAINS.
Vr<\u\nrl/ l\^n lncni-"nriO Pn Cash Assets, $UO,OOO.noO. l Norllivicstern Brniicli
neWlOlKLlJS inSlilOniiG UO., Surplus, . lO.OOO.noo.K.mce. 4 1G ■TiiUva„k..c
M., ?JIl,\VAt :K!;1:, IVls. \Y. S. CA.M)I:E, Slato Agent. WALKKU ItlCK-NKlt, t.en'l Manager.
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Bersch Joseph, propr AViscotsiu House.
Blake AVm, milk.
Boll ^MIss Auna, coufeclioner.
Boll Valentine, saloon.
Bossliard John, paiiiler.
Bowen "Wm, stone quarry.
Breed Georjje D, chcLse mnfr.
Carter Frederick, brick mnfr.
C'ciilrill lloii-iCiCliarles Koiuke Propr.
{See adc, beloic.)
Cliilton House, .lacob Jaekels propr.
Chilton Times, Hume Bro.s proprs.
City Hotel, ^Vm Ester propr.
Commcford Thomas, propr ^Vestern Hotel.
Connelly Mrs Mary, carpet weaver.
Dignin Mi.ss Fannie, dressmaker.
Doljratz Fritz, coojier.
Dorschel Lucas D. m,;yor.
Dorschel L D & Bro (Lucas D and Greg-
ory), i^eneral store.
Borstliti, Scliiill/: iV Co (Win Dor-
echel, Thu(idore tSchultz, Gei>n;e Wip-
permann, Georj^c ^teiulell, PJauing Mill,
Contractors and JJuiUlers.
Dougherty Harney, blacksmith.
Dumke Ernst, milhvriglit.
Dumke Fritz, saloon.
Durnke iSlsters (Misses Uose and Clara),
milliners.
Egerer Frank .T, saloon.
Lrdniann & Kersten (Henry Erdmann,
Theo J Kersten). meat market.
Ester AVm, propr City Hotel.
Feind Julius, real estate and loans.
Feldt Adolph, painter.
Fields L it Son (Lemuel au
jewelers.
Fischer Joseph, shurilT.
Flatley Thomas, general store
Forkin 5Irs Anna, mdliner.
Forkiu JIartin, general store.
Fox Francis, justice.
Freund Otto, cliewe mnfr.
Freyer Albert, brewer.
Gauche Kev James K'alholic)
d Henry W),
Geisse Lawreuce D, machiuisl.
German Exchange Bank (capital, )?10,o)0),
Theodore Kerateu pres, Henry Kersteu
cash.
GleuQ Truman J, blacksmith.
Goessling Charles A, blacksmith.
Groeschel Josepli, apiarist, 4 miles n.
Groetzinffer Charles, marble works.
Gatheil Ferdinand U, saloon.
Gutheil Mrs Helen, confectioner.
Hall Edward, livery.
Hal! Philip, carpenter.
Harder Fred J, cheese mnfr.
Harper & Crawford (Justin Harper, An-
drew Crawford), wood.
Heil Isicholas, grocer.
Heyraer Aruo. saloon.
Hoffmann Peter, blacksmith.
Hugo Cliristopher JI, cigar mnfr.
Hume Bros (\Vm A and John P), proprs
Chilton Times.
Jaekels Jacob, propr Chilton House.
Jensen Emil, auctioneer.
Jenss Adolph, marble and granite.
Jones David T, physician.
Kemps Carl, wagonmaker.
Kerker James D, express.
Kersten Gerhard >r, poultry breeder.
Kersten Henry, cash German Exchange
Bank.
Keisteu Theodore, pros German Exchange
Bank.
Kirwan & Wippermana (James Kerwaii,
Hermann Wippermann), lawyers,
Klotz John, saloon.
Knauf, Juckem & Berger (Nicholas
Kuauf, Peter Juckem, John Berger),
general store.
Koinke Clinrlcs, Propr Central
House. {See aili; In'^'W.)
Kraua Hubert, propr 'Washingtoa House.
La Count David, physician.
Liudemutli Richard, wagonmaker.
Lindermann Peter, cheese mnfr, 3 miles s.
Luce Joseph, iiliysician.
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Luelh'je P F ifc Co lErnit LSruhn), bottlers.
Luther Charles, shoemaker.
Lutz George, shoemaker.
!McCabe John It, cheese mnfr.
McCabe Miss Mary J. dressmaker.
JlcCoale John, book agent
McGovcrn Patrick H. priii high school.
McGrJilli I'ranU, Mnfr Carriaces,
Wagons, Sleighs and General Black-
smiihioe; Ilorsesboeinsr a Specialty.
IMcMulleii John E, lawyer.
Jlartin Piov h (KvaDielicai).
?Icinardiis ICiiiil, Teacher of Vocal
and Instrumental Music; Lessons Given
on Piano and Urgan.
Jleyor \\m P, cheese mnfr.
!Mi!es \Vm, blacksmilh,
^Miller Adam, harnessmaker.
Miller Joseph, barber.
Moonoy Edward J, register of deeds,
^toore Kev George E ((.kaigregational).
ilulcahy M'm, county clerk.
^Murphy Miss Katie, dressmaker.
>;ellessen Egedius. blacksmith.
Xellessen Kicholas, ice.
2\icholaon George & Co (George Niciiol-
sou jr, Frank Lepper, John F Sell),
gODCral store.
Xoth All)ert, mason.
O'Donnell Sisters (Margaretta and Annie),
milliners.
Paulsen Miss Bertha, rau■^!c teacher.
Paulsen Wm, general store.
Petersen it Jensen (Peter iVterseu, Y.mW
JensiMi), meat market.
Phelps Edward, mason.
Pingle liros (Ucury and Edwardi, cheese
ninfrs.
Piper John, cheese mnfr.
Porter ^Vallace A, railroad and exp agent.
IJeblilz Eros (George and John), fluur mill.
Held James, boots anil shoes.
Ikightley George, painter.
Peynolils Joseph B, district attorney.
Itocckcr Wm. merchant tailor.
UoUmann Henry, drugs and wall paper.
Rolhman Wm, grocer.
Kyan r>ros (Dennis and John), cheese
mnfrs.
Schabach Henry, mason.
SchaclTer Wm F, farm inipts.
Scblichting Reinhard, brewers' agent.
Schneider Frederick G R, harnessmaker.
Schneider Jolin, saloon.
Sfliicbcrl fSros (Paul O and Frederick
W),' I'hotographcrs: Life-Size Crayons
and Children's Pictures a Specialty,
Kiel and Chilton.
Schwar/. John, baker.
hard-
Schweitzer tt Broeker (Plnllp Schwtilze
Edward Broeken, farm impts.
Scott Sirs >;ellie, dressmaker.
Severin Henry, county sujU sciiools.
Severin Jacob, county surveyor.
Steinke Jlichael J, saloon.
Stephany Joseph, county treasurer.
Strassburger Bros (August and Wmv
ware.
Sturm Bros (Joseph and Edward), meats.
Sturm &, Limburg (Casper Sturm, John
Limburg), livery.
Tecks John, clothing.
Tousey Charles, barber.
Trebus Wm. bouts and shoes.
Turners' Ha!!,Tiun Verein Society proprs.
Vahldieck Andrew H. muchini'^t.
Verbcrk Rev Anthony J (Catholic).
Vincent Samuel, cleik of court.
Wacuan Otto F, plioloiirapher.
Washington House, Hubert Kraus propr.
Weius John P, cheese mnfr.
Western Hotel, Thomas Corameford propr.
Wippermann IJros (Charles and Wm), chair
mnfrs.
Wippermann Charles, furniture.
AViscousin Ho\ise, Joseph iSersch propr.
Wiskonsin Demokrat, Henry Arnold
publr.
Zech Bros (Henry and John), flour mill.
Zech Bros & Blau (Henry and John Zech,
Nicholas BUnO, grain and coal.
Zeillcy Henry E, physician.
CHIMNEY ROCK. A viTa-e in
Trempealeau county, 13 miles northwest
of WliilLbail, the c lunty setit, antl 0 north
of Independence, the nearest railroad sta-
tion . AVbilehall is the nearest banking
(loint. Stages to Whitehall and Eau Claire.
Population, om. Mail, daily. H. O.
Ilaagensen, postmaster.
Guldseth Rev O ilailheran).
ESiiMKCii'"*'!! II O, (ieueral Store.
Hangeusi'u John, justice.
Holstad T (), insuiaiicc.
Jacobsen Jacob, carpenter.
Matson Bent, carpenter.
Oisen Qonuf, blacksmith.
CHIPPEWA CITY. On the Chip-
pewa river, in Cidpiiewa county, 15 miles
north of Chippewa Falls, the county seat,
nearest railroad staliim and banking point.
Stages Iri-weekly to Cliippewa Falls. Pop-
ulation, 2.50. Mail, triweekly, F. 0-
Stanley, postmaster.
Chippewa Orchestra.
Ferguson Seth, machinist.
Cliicosio k Grsnd Trunii Ry. Ths/ararite^jctitejasi
ELEVATORS. Z,%.r
TIIK URODESSEU ?I-NFG t «., Manufnolarfrs of Iljdraulic. Steam
inpr anil Frek-ht F.LtVATOllS. Pumps. AVurehnuaii and Si
ntic Meiit l!orker§. .Heat Uefrk-erators, Ktc. oli-ol4 Commerce St., Milnaukee, 1
cm
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
CHI
21;
Henienenway D, bliicksmitb.
McGill Will, carpenter.
Schroeder Wni, lintel.
Slaiilcy F O iV t; A, GcneriU Store and
Saw Mill.
Swan Albert, carpenter.
CHIPPEWA CROSSING. Ashland
county. See Glidden.
CHIPPEWA PALLS. The judicial
seat of Chippewa co;inty, is a prnsperou.'^,
incorporated city Incited on the Chippewa
river, the Wi?. Central Line, the C, il. &
St. P., and C, St.; P., M. A: O. Hys, 318
nii!e3 (air line) northwest of Jlilwaul;ee
and 11 northeast of Eaii Claire. It. was
platted bj' 11. S. Allen in ISGIi, and incor-
porated as a village the same year. The
city contains Baptist, Catholic, Knlscopal,
Kvans^elical Lutheran, Mel liodistJiIpiscopal
and Picsbyterian churche.i, good irraiied
schools, an opera hou?c. 3 banks, a brew-
ery, 2 sash, door and blind factories. 2
lioiirlng mills, a woolen mill. 2 hospitals
and one of the lar!:;csl lumber mills in the
Northwest, and numerous well stocked
special and general stores, etc. The press
is represented by 1 daily newspaper, the
Indepcndenl, and" 3 weeklies, the Tinus-Ia-
dcjtendcnt, Ikrald aniX the Cilhnlir.&uiiiul.
The city is lighted by electricity and ijas,
has an cxccllenl system of water works, a
well equipped and t llicicnt lire deparlmeul,
and telephone exchange. Lumber is large-
ly shipped. Stages tri-weckly to Flambeau;
fare, $2. Tel., W. U Exp., Am. and
Northern Pacific. Population, !),00(i. L. F.
."^lartin, postmaster.
Abel Anton, mason.
Adams & Goyette (Nelson Adams, Emilu
E Goyette), barbers, 3 E Sprinjr.
-Vndarl Lawrence, saloon, TiUS Bridt'-c.
Andersen Evald, hardware, 9 E Canal.
.'VndcrsoQ .John A, co judfe, l(i'.) Biidfe.
Anderson & I5owe(,lolin A Anderson, Wm
M liowe), lawyers. 109 liridce.
Apmacn John D, s.iloon, 12-1 Bay.
-Srmstrdiii; Harlow C, grocer, 721 Ili.ch.
Avard Aliss Mary C. drcsnikr, 3UT Bridge.
Bailey iM S & Co (Melbourne S Baili-y,
A Hoffman), real estate. Metropolitan
block.
Baker \Vm, county surveyor.
Ballard Eveline M, jewelery, 0 Sprinsr.
Ballard Sanford C, harlicr. 2(i Sprin,'i.'
liarrett Edwin .1, llorist, 211 E Vine.
B'lrtlett Wm B, dairyman.
Bastien Ludi;er, boaraing house, 201 W
Spring.
Belair Adolph, gen store, 624 Bridge.
Berard Felix, meats, ."102 Bay.
Bergevin Adelard. saloon, 13 W Spring.
P.ergovin Peter, cinthing, 105 Bridge.
Bernilt John F, boarding house, 1 Bay.
Bigler Adolph. baker, 302 Bay.
Bish Alfred A, photogr. Central nr Dun-
can.
])ishel Lorenz, meats, 522 Bridge.
Bishop Ileury, photogr, .Metropolitan blk.
Blancheite Napoleon P, confectioner, 1 E
Canal.
B'umhardt Christian, saloon, 3G Spring.
Bonnier Isaac, propr Grand Mailre House,
36 ^V Central.
Boucher Amcde, hotel, 523 Briilge.
Boucher Charles P, saloon, 21 ^\' Spring.
Bowler Powhatan, barber, 33 \V Spring.
Box Francis L. sewing machines, 101 ^\'
Columbia.
Box iMrs Maltha, boarding house, lOt W
Columbia.
BtriKllurcl IJoberl E, Pension, In-
surance and lical Estate Airent, Notary
and Justice of Peace, 9 W Central. {&'e
ado, p i:l.)
Brewster Bros {\\m A and George E), ice,
AV^oodward ave.
Brewster George, dairy.
UrcAvsltT J>«>rcii l>. Heal Estate and
Lumberman, Union Block (Sec ado, })
CIO )
Broadhurst Rev W A (Presbyterian).'
Brooks Henry L, marble works, 111 E
Columbia.
Brooks John !M, livery, 115 W Spring.
l!i-iihliuir John, tailor, 1 Bridge.
Bunt/, Charles, engineer water works.
Burk John, boarding house. 201 L'tutral-
Burt George, furniture repairer, 32 E
Grand ave.
ButteiUeld Walter E, saloon, Stanley
House.
Bu7/,ell Francis M, agt N P Exp Co, 19 E
Central.
Casar Charles J, harness, 21 W Spring.
Ca ;iar Gustav, jeweler, ^ W Spring.
Camcstral George, barber. 11"^ Bay.
('ardiiial Felix, saloon, 220 Brid'.'e.
Cardinal Frederick, shoemuker, 000
Bridge.
Cardinal Simon, hotel. 118 River.
Carroll Kod, saloon, 324 Bridge.
Cary Edward, real estate. 202 Bridge.
Catholic Sentinel Publishing Co, Kev C F
X Gold.smith pres, David C Chisholm
sec ami treas, publrs C'atludic Sentinel,
3G E Grand ave.
Caulkins Kev T Vassar (Baptist).
Cherrier Moses, saloon, 30 .Main.
t^S FaiTj is the Place to Buy PARLOR SETS, over 200 style,:.
llUliOlS CtllTML P., a,
Short and Direct
Route from
CrliCiGO, SOU
n
CL^
210
cm
•\VISC0XS1N STATE GAZETTEER
cm
e^
^^
Chippewa Club, B F .Milkr prc-s, F M
Hichardsoa fc-c, 2i2Brid:;e.
'Chippewa B'alls Art Assn, llrs II H Rowe
prcs, Miss Jlamie Kicliardsnn sec.
Chippewa Falls Dusiuess CoUeire, Charles
H Howieson propr, 503 Brid>^e.
Chippewa Falls Cemetery Assn, II II
Todd sec.
Chippewa Fails Pioneer Cornet Band,
Charles Huppe leader.
Chi|ppewa Fall.1 I'lambiiiff and Supply Co,
iM F II livaii mnt;r, lOy W Central
Chippewa Falls Waterworks und Light-
ing Co, J B Kehl pres, II B Shamp
sec.
Chippewa Health Club (capital. ^-50, 000),
Thaddeus C Pound pres and treas, M 6
Bailey sec.
Cliipp<-'\-.:i Slcrald 'i'lie. Herald
Piinting Co Publrs, K Oiitiiwaite Mngr.
Chippewa Logginsr Co, Frederick Weyer-
haeuser pres and treas, Horace Q Chi-
chester acting sec.
Chippewa Lumber and Boom Co. Freder-
ick \Veyerhaeu--er pres, Win Irvine sec
and mngr.
Cliiii|»c«ii Valley i^Zort'niililc I'o,
Leslie Willson I'res, Jolm 1 AVillsou
Vice-Pres, H D Post Sec, A J Post
Treas, Wholesale Grocers, 'J and 11 E
Central. (&<? adx, p -19.)
Chippewa Valley I'ublishiiig Co, pul>lra
Daily Independent and Chippewa Times,
17 F Central.
Chisholm & Kennedy (David Chisholm,
Robert Kennedy), flour mills, OIU Jeffer-
son ave.
Christopherscu JIarie mbroidery,401 Bay.
Clark Knbert, mngr Sunday Creek Coal
Co, 112 Bay
Clouticr Charles, saloon, 2(12 liiver.
Coderre Lntii^, justice. IIG Bridge.
Coleman Dudley G. insurance.
Coleman Kdward H, clerk circuit court.
Coleman & Gormley (Bernard Coleman,
Brj-au Gormley), carpenters.
CoUette Fiedi-iick, .saloon, 2o Bay.
Collettc .t Trudell (,I E Cillette, .lohn II
Trudell), furniture.
Collette Urgel, drugs, 212 I'.ridL'e.
Collins George .1, Hour and feed, 51 E Cen-
tral.
Coudit Frederick T. judge municipal court.
Conners Chipuian B. logijer.
Connor Thomas .l.di.-triet atty.li:', Bridtre.
t'oiiwa) tV SatnU't i Win E Conway,
Christoplier Sundetl, Piaimsand Crgaua,
8 Spring.
Cooley Sjienrer H, lime, 19 Bay.
Copeland Miss Minnie, newspaper corr.
pondent, 19 W Central.
Cosgriir Richard H, loirger.
Cote .loseph, propr Cote~House.414 Brid,'
Craig John "\V, restaurant. US W Sptii:„
Cuddy Joseph F. lawyer, Union Ijlk.
Cumminss Matthew J, lumbjr, cor Hi,-;;
and Birch.
Dalton Wm T, register of deeds.
Daly John F, grocer, 92(j Pearl.
Darling George, dairy.
Davis John, saloon, 2^ miles n.
Deaux Joseph, dairy.
De La Molte Joseph V B, saloon, 17 W
Sprine.
Dettloff Herman, drucs. 120 Bridge.
Dickolt' Uev P (Ciiholic).
Di.xon & Son (Jacob and Walter D),
bLicksmitlis, Island.
Dodds Wm P, carpenter.
Donovan Edward R, shoemaker, Bay.
Dresco .John, grocer, Allen.
Dugal Joseph, logger.
Dukel'jw Thomas, cooper, 118 E Cedar.
Duncan John A, general store, cor Maia
and Canal.
Duncan Richard B. painter, 14 W^ Birch.
Dunigtin Beru.ard F, county clerk.
Early, Bi.nvn & Brewster' Henry W Early,
James V and Heiirv r.rov,-n, Loreu D
Brewslen, real ctate, 123 Bridge
S",Hrlv Oc'orsc 15, Real Estate, 13 E
Willow.
Karly ISfiiry ^V, Mavor and Dealer
in Lands and Lngs, ];; E V.'illow.
Early & Brown (Henry W Early, Jnmes I!
Brown), lumlier, 13 E Willow.
Iv.'gan luireliiiirht T, jTopr Skandinavian
'll..ii<e. V) V, liiver.
ii)li('iisoii Bmi'.h'IU' S, JIhlt C & J
Michel Brewing Co, near Omalia Depot.
(.S<- .idr, p :ji.)
Erinaiinger Alexander, logger.
JOverett Elmer H, hor.>-o breeikr. r,H E Elm.
Favell Preston T, miigr W U Tel Co, VJ
E Central.
Felix Paul, logger.
Ferguson Wm S, saloon, 207 Bridge.
Fink Josiah, blacksmith, cor Prairie and
Elm.
First National Bank (capital, §100,000 ;
surplus, .'fo0,000), Lemuel C Stanley
pres, Lorenzo M Newman cash. 111
Bridge.
Flandcr.s Edward, logger,
Fl.iriu Florian. saloon, 121 Bay.
F(>iii)e Rev J A (Catholic)
Forcier Noel, saloon, 2 Main.
Forcier Peter, meats, 10 ilaiu.
Ford Arthur, sheriff.
North Star Iron Works.
rAUI-.H 31AM lACri l;iN(^ (().
Ashland, - - Wisconsin.
nrilY,.">001mdilH- Ki.irlni'ers, Mactiinists. Founders, I!oileriu.ll^eni.
In re-Ills, S,HT Mill Miichhipr) . Jlinlnt' Jhichiiier), CorlKl and HI,--li
t.'cl Eugines, Rollers, rov.erTransmlltlug }Iachluer}',etc. Seep. U
-r-1 IC3ir IC*!J Frpnaentlvininieillateljrreliev»»ncl •ipee'lily cure many stubborn ilNenses which
TURrviSM f,,iitovieldre.i.lilvtoonlinarvn.e.Iicul treatment. Tllli B.UllS AT JANKS-
. BATHS — villi;, >M-<to>>i.\. Atbo'iiii mpekiou adva.maces to iuk aili.nu.
cm
AND BUSINESS DIRECTOEY.
CHI
GeDcral Assortment of PlauLs aud F-ull'S. Dealer in Real Estate. Piuo and Hardwood Lands BougUt
and Sold on C'anmisbion.
CHIPPEV"/A FALLS A?3D EAU CLAIRE. - WlSCOriSSn.
^^p,4* ^^m Oiii' iostsyrBiil,
wt-i^^H'TJiviK , E. SIEOEIST, Proprietor.
, U/_l>3. __.
pfSTERS.l -?il t X\A U\l \ i ^^
. . , . - - , _^ Meal.'i Served at All Hoiir.s of the Daj- or
„ .^-z-Y^. ', ) ' ' 'f^ NigW. SleepiuKKooinsii.ConQL-o
^C.-Ir-'J .} . //■^, ^' ^-~ tion. Also Di.-ak.rm
Fina Wines, Liqaors auJ Cig.irs,
:r'-i^.;'-/ - c ^ 22 Eisl Sjrin: St„ Chi::::^! Falls, Wis,
^€:^^vi^^
PETEE L3G0 & SOH, ,_j, „^ /.i^^r— ■ .. ,
Livery and Sale Stables (^';^"g^
BEST TURNOUTS IN THE CITY AT REASON ABL 3 TrICES.
S I'RCI.VL AT T 1:M ION iaVHN TO TU.Wl-l.lNft MKN.
7 East Spring street, CHIPPEWA FALLS, WIS.
Chicago, L!ilHo!;ee & St, Paul !1|, t:::t:M and Mbd
WISGOnSIN VENETIAN BIINO CO.. , . ;»^-rPAc.TrnKHs op ^
Omcea^Fuctory, -JSlLaio St.. .IIII-WALKKE, WIS. LElcSt liilprQVCU '^ 8il B liBIl D il PiUS.
218
cm
■WISCONSIN' STATE GAZETTEER
CHI
Forster & Andrews (Miss Anna M Forstt^r,
Mrs Gussie L Andrews), milliners, :203
Bridge.
Fortier Joseph J. ph}'siciaii, 004 Bridge.
Fos3um Ole J, shoemaker. 217 Bridge.
Foiirnier "Wenceslaus, music teacher, r^.5
W Central
Fradet j'Mrs F, confectioner, llil Bay.
Frederickson Tosteu, shoemaker. 18 --W
Central.
French House, Tiburs Lebouef propr, 22
Bay.
French Lumbering Co (capital, !j.'53.000),
Joseph Mandelett pres, Charles ^landel-
ert sec and tresis, gen store, lOi Bridge.
Frenettc Joseph. b"irl)er. 'JJ lia}'.
Frlcdcrifli Jacol) t'j, ILiriiessmnker
22 W Central. iScf adc, p -J'Jl )
Gale Jo'iiu '^\', Dentist, Brid^'e and
Spring.
Gallaher Jerome B, photocr, 100 Bridie.
Gallaher Mrs M.'uuart t J.'l.ird.s.liKiBridge.
Gardiner, JSiUrlieldt-f A; Welles,
Lumber. "\lnfrs and Dealers, Lyni,s.lowa,
James f I Vrooman Agent. I'J- Bridge.
Gardinicr Barney, dentist, 121 Bridge.
Gartman House, Leonard Gartman propr,
32 Spring.
Gaynor it Williams (Thomas Oaynor, Cle-
ment C Willianu), proprs Uiverside Ho-
tel, 12S Kiver.
Gillmore George A, money broker.
Gilman Helen C, physician. 212 Bridge.
Globensky John, saloon. 12 Main.
Goddard Henry J, agt Am Exp Co, 12 W
Central.
Goethel Bros (Charies F, .\lbert P and
Herman O). L'r. ,^ers, 512 Bridge.
Goldsmith liev C F X (Cathnlic).
Good Luck Drug Co (capital, .-;aO 000).
Edward M Stapleton pre.s and sec. Louis
W Stapleton tre.as, ?, W Spring.
Gormley Frank, grocer, 7~'4 E Grand ave.
Gondii .-Vrllmr, Attorney at-Law and
Collection Agency, over Lumbermen's
National Bank.
Grand Mailre House, Isaac Bonnier propr,
30 W Centra!.
Grand Opera House, ^.'ewniau A;. Coleman
mngrs.
Graves Mrs Mary J, restaurant. 13 Bay.
Greenwood \V'm R, crockery, 107 Bridge.
Gregoire Adolph, saloon, 110 Hivcr.
Gross Eugene, general store. Oil Bay.
Grossman Edwanl, tailor, 1.5 W Central.
Guldan Joseph G, wagonmkr, ."^ E Grand.
Hackett Davis, pine lauds, cor Central and
Bridge.
Haley D.iuiel, saloon, 23 \V Ceritral.
Hainberger Joseph, shoemkr, 110 Kiver.. i
Chicago fi Grand Trunk %
Hamlin Frank, register of deedi.
Hamlin I>ailore, biksmilh, ix W River.
Hanks Walter S, photogr, 30 Cedar.
llftrloff Wm E, painter.
Hayes Charles A, physician. Union bik.
Headquarters Giocery Co, H W Le Clare
pres, Louis A Boucher sec. 10 Spring.
Hearty Miss Hannah A, milliner, 0 W
Central.
Hegemauu Rev Theodore (CalholicV
Hennemann Frederick, farm impts, .jlS
Bridge.
BJernNl Priitliiiy: Co, George CGinty
Pres, Lycurgus J Ku.-k Vice- Pres, Ed-
ward Outhwaite Sec, Publrs The Chip-
pewa Herahl, 13 )i CoUunbia.
Hering Carl & Bro 'Carl and Giistavi,
blacksmiths, 18 W Willow.
HiU & liussell (Samuel Hill. David Rus-
sell), wagonmakers, Bridge and River.
I Himmelsbaeh Bern.ard, saloon, 023 Bridge.
j iEoiJire !;!i. Wholesale and Rtfaii
I 'Wines, Liquors and Cigr.rs; Pure Goods
j a Specialty, 12 Bridge.
Hoenig Brrs A; CoiO'Jo and Albert Hoe-
I nig), hardware. 111 BridL'e.
j Holler Jciliu C, apiarist. W liiver.
Hoffman Charles F, tailor, luO Bay.
HoITman Samuel, arli^t.
Hojikius Johu A, blacksmith, cor Central
and High.
Honpe Ch.arles, cicar mnfr, .TIH Bridire.
Howard & Gillette (Mi-:3 Margaret How-
ard, Miss Cora Gillette), bleachers, 1>
Spring.
Howie.- on John W, Iiouse mover, 702 Bay.
Hoyt Wm R, lawyer.
llurd Heiberl H, "physician, 3 W Spring.
llusted Sylvester D, jiine lands.
lllion Rev F (Methodist).
Inlrowitz Frank G, gunsmith, 31.j Bridge.
Jameson Amos J, dyer, 13 E Grand ave.
Jenkius Bros iSaraiiel and Uufus A), dry
goods, 123 Bridge.
Jenkins George P, shries. 117 Bridge.
.leiiliiiis A; Ji'iiTii!i«. (Walter W and
John J), Attorneys-at-Law. HI Bridge.
Joas Frank, gents' filings, ].") W Spring.
Johnsiui ,\lcxander, saloon, cor Bridge
and Central.
,loiiiis4tii \cls. Pianos, Organs and
Sewing Machines, 215 Bridge.
Jones it Stone (Sim Jones, Frederick
Stone), barbers. 21 1 Bridge. "Z
Kahu & Jacobs (Isaac R Kahn, Abraham
Jacobs), dry goods, cor Bridge and
Spring.
Kalk Bros &, Co (Charles E and OttoKalk,
Auffust P Dipple), meats, 020 BridL'e.
Kehl John B, propr Gl..nu Roller Mi.l-.
The Favorite Route East
VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
Chjcap fi Grand Tfunfc Fij
Palace and Dining Cars
I OM ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
cm AND BUEINKSS DIKECTOKY. CIII
I lSI IE WILLSON, President. JOHN I. WILLSOX, Vice President, Winona.
■ - ■ H. p. roST, Seoretaiy. A. J. POST, Treasurei
CHIPPEWA VALLEY MERCANTILE CO,
& a.r:.d. 11 lEast Cer~-tra,l Street,
HALL. E. J. SF:Y.MOUi;. A. P. DAHL.
SC011S1N GOLLEOTIOH AGENCY
S|iscinl MteiitJoii Given to CollGclions of all Kinds.
PEKSIOr^J AGEITJTS.
Solicitors of chiima before all lU-partmeuts of the U. S. Government. Sleamsbip,
Surveyiug, Loud, lusuniuce and Ileal Ebtalc Agency.
Office in f/ietropolitan Block, - CHIPPEWA FALLS. WISCONSIN.
HEAVY AIIB SHELE HAaBWAES
Guns, Ammunition, Cutlery, Stoves, Tinware, ^s^-^^tcsssBBosBBSr- \
House Furnisiiings and Lumbermen's
Supplies.
Nos. 119 and 121 Bridge Street, CHIPPEWA FALLS, WIS. L_ J"-^5^S:=^5
^=^'^--^, L. 1). BREWSTER,
AND DEALER IN
'L-''7;.\/..-.:'i ^ PINE LANDS.
■C:^-- / . * 0' /ir- Uuiou IHock, 1L*3 IJridu'C Street,
■^^;^*?^v--i-^..-.«
rj^i^ CIIIIMTW.V r.VM.S, - WIS.
luiiiois c[iiTCi\L K, R, fo':,fp;rN°Ts" wm\ wa.
1
ILLIilOIS CtlllS.U I
n Short and Direct
ill Route frorn
ceiciiGO, soy
1
220
cm
M-ISCOXSIN STATE GAZETTEEK
cm
Keblnhnfer Joseph, shoes, lOG Bridge.
Kibbee Ira C, farm impts, IS E Sprinii.
Kind ticiiry, Gunsmith, 413 Bridge.
{See adv, opfi.)
King .John, county surveyor.
King Mrs Sarah JI, Qre5smkr,14 E Vt'illow.
Kirk David, city surveyor.
Kiltleson Ole, saloon, 15 E Central.
Knouf Jlichael, propr Susquehanna House,
18 Bay.
Knox Leonard K, dentist, ll.j Bridge.
Kopp Tell, saloon. -iT-i JJridge.
Kremer Rev P (Catholic).
La Jleier Joseph, plasterer.
La Jlotte Josepli G, saloon, 17 W Spring.
La Jlotle Louis, p;iinter.
Lance Bros (Gustav J and Louis C),balier3,
19 W Spring.
Lanoir Alexander, laundry, 1." E Spring.
La Kocque Adelard B, mngr Silver Sprmg
Park.
Larrabee Mellen P, pine lands, 124 Bridge.
Larson Andrew, Propr Normanna
House, 224 Duncan.
Lashvray Lewis, city clerk.
Lebouef Tilnirs, propr French House, cor
Spring and Bay.
Le Cl.'iire Greg^'ry, s;iloon, .Til Bridge.
Lee it Kousella (U M Lee, l-'r;iuk A
Konsella), meats, CO E Columbia.
LoGault L'rgel, saloon, 401 Crid.,'C.
Lcfjo I* A; Son (Peter and Max), Livery,
7 E Spring. (Sec (iilv. p :i:.)
LcinenUugei Jacob, grocer. JelTerson ave.
Le May Henry F, propr Le May House,
420 Bridize.-
l^conard Thomas B, County Clerk.
Leslie John V*'. Inidge contractor, cur
Willow and Inland.
Letourneau Philip H, jiliys, 212 Bridge.
Libbev Mis '\\ F, lio'irdint; house, 7 Bay.
Liudley Philo H, phys, 120 Bridge.
Loewe Philip, clo'hing, 104 Bridtre.
Lord Charles C. iu.-urance, 124 Bridge,
Lumbermen's >;ation'il Bank {(vipital,
$100,000). Alexander B 3IcDonell pros,
Samuel B Nimmons cash, cor Bridge
and Sprinc.
McCord \V K & Co (Warren E Mc-
Cord), Loggers and Dealers in Pine
Lands.
McCnr«l3- CliarU-n, PriPiir Southern
flotel, cor Bav and Central
McDonald Alexander A, saloon, 19 W
Willow.
McDonald Hugh D, propr Nicollet House,
434- Bridge.
McDonald John H, harness, 413 Bridge.
McDonald '.Vm D, wagonmaker, Duncan
and Grand uve.
^IcDonald Wm J, lumber inspector.
McDouell Miss Sarah, dressmaker, 20 ^'•
Columbia.
McDonell & Irvine (Alexander B y.
Donell, Thomas Irvine), real estate
Bridge and Spring.
McGilvray Ad^us J, real estate. 202 Brid j,
!!1IoGnire S'rancN 'fJ, Livciy, Uj.
and Transfer, 13 to 17 ^\' Grand ave.
McGuirk ]5ros (Arthur and Michael), ciLrar
mnfr.", "W Columbia.
JIcHfiCie Thomas, blacksmith. 10.5 Ma;u.
J[ci\ay Duncan G, pine lands. Central.
McKeniia i^Irs Kate D. milliner, Bridge.
McLeod lioderick, blacksmith, 15 W
Columbia.
McMfthan Barney, street comnr.
Iflc'I'iiai! Frank, 'Wines, Liquors an^l
Cit';.r=, 00 W Spring.
JIc'iLSae HI C »V. son (Hector C anii
John A), lical Estate and Abstracts of
Title, Court House.
JlcHae John, blacksmith, S K Grand ave
Magee Miss Katie, dressmkr, 11 W Spring
^Malor Florian, baker, !■'> E Birch.
Malorky Peter, elouj quarry, Duncan
creek,
^larsliall Roujet D, circuit judge. 111
liri.l'.-c.
Marlin I..evi 11\ Hardware, Farm Im-
plements, Furniture, Undertaker, Car-
pels, etc, 7 and 9 W Spiiug.
]Marlin Wm. coroner.
.Mason & Co (August Mason, Eiuil A
(joethel), loggers.
Masters Harry C, carpenter.
Maj' J Frank, mngr Wisconsin Tel Co, 104
Bridge.
Meeban John, logger.
Jlcrchanta' Supply Co, Morris Olicksman
]ires, Aaron H Heller .sec and treas,
whol grocers, IS E Spring.
Jlever Aniund. tailor, 20 E Central.
:Tl!<-litl C A: J EJrowinu' Co, E J
Elleuson ^Ingr, near Umaha Depot.
^lilos O t'^. Timber Lands and Logs.
202 Bridge. (See adi; opp.)
MiUs l-;useliiii3 M. real estate. 3 W Sprini:
Iflillard ECunjaniin B% Florist. Real
Estate, I'inc 'and Hardwood Lauds,
13 W Grand ave, (See <n!n, p :i7.)
Misfeldt John H. grocer, 14 Grove.
Mississijipi River Logging Co, Frederick
Weyerliaeuser pres and treas, Thomas
Irvme sec.
Mitchell .lohii A, confectioner, 2"-! Spring.
Moe Tobias P, j.-welcr, 209 Bridge.
Moehrke Hugo R, saloon, 409 Bridge.
lecirica! SiipolJesSn
Teli-i))innc, Tele.
Hictrlc
Cutalogups free.
lULSUS AriDRAE,
' L'SOAV. Water SI reel, llILAVilKKE.
Tl • r>i>nr>M Poll Diiolnnrp Prilnrn Is noted for Its Excellent Facilities and Tliorouchness
The Green bay dusiiibss LOiiegs „f work, expi^kt tic.vchehs i„ ^vory
Kcpartnicnt. ANXtAli CATALiOtiLE FKEE. AddrCHS GKEEX BAY, 1VIS.
cm
AND BUSINESS DIRECrOEY.
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M.iBiil it Brown (.Miss Louisa li Jlonnt, ; Jtorey Pettr, saloon, 29 \V Spring.
.Mi.-3 ilary J Brown), dressmakers, 18 i Morgan Edson A, apiarist, 16 Superior.
\v Central. Morgan llr.s E A, milliner, 18 Spring.
Morency & Lefebre (Erne?t Morency, Oc- ! Moriu Pascbal, shoemaker, 30 Spring.
tave Lefebre), saloon, -117 Bridge. I Morris Jobn A, undertaker, 30o Bridge.
J. L. TOWNSEND,
CHIPPEV/A FALLS, V/iS.
General Agent for Northweatera ^Visconsin,
OF THE
NORTHWESTERN f.lUTUAl
LIFE IliSURAHCE CO.,
OF MILWAUKEE, WIS.
D. E. MILES,
DEALER IX
Timfcer Lands and Logs.
OFFICE, 202 BRIDGE STREET,
Over Seymour's I'.ank.
CHIPPEWA FALLS, WIS.
HENRY KIND,
Gun and Locksmith
KOKT. E. LliADFOKD,
MANUFACTUREll OF
Repairinj; of all kinds done to order. Sat-
isfaction Guaranteed or No Pay.
413BridgeSt., CHIPPEWA FALLS, WIS.
Late SeiKtant ICih Oliio Battery.
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE.
Juilicc of (lie l'e;iic and Notary Pul'lie.
!Vo. 9 AV. Central .Stiofl.
ciiiri'Kw.v rvLLs, • Wisconsin.
HARNESS, SAD^Eraiirall'MroFHOKSE CLOTHING.
22 VJ. Central Street, - CHIPPEWA FALLS, V/IS.
"" CHSPPEWA FALLG AGET^CY.
C. & J. MICHEL BRS¥/ING CO.
mani-f.m:turf.rs of
DRAUGHT A^TD EOTTLEB BEEE,
DBALERS IN HOPS AND jVIALT.
;oisTsijsr.
E. J. ELLENSON, Manager.
C!iic3p & Grand Trunk Ey.
The Favorite Route East
VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
- n
BRYAHT & STSATTOK.
Tills firm conilncts in rhicflao lli^
Tr^iinine Srliool tor Iliiiiness/ Vir\
m«caill.-ci!t i:.italiirtoe of 1 1 2 ii.-i,-e-
send 10 cents to pay cost of postage.
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■WISCONSIN STATE GA7,ETTEKR
CHI
lIorri3 Phtrick, {rrocer, 3o Spring.
Morrow Kdward, saloon, Soutb side.
Morse Cjrus B, jcweltT, 1 W i^pring.
Morse JIi-3 lone, rou^ic teucher.
Moses Edgar, pumps.
Moses Martha, notions, 118 Bridge.
Mulligan Dennis J, barber, Stanley House.
Mu!lil<an C A, plumber, 5 Bridge.
Murphy John H, real estate.
Murphy iV- Bigler (Luwrence P Jlurphy,
Adolpli Bigler), meats, 12i Bay.
Jlyer Andrew, tailor, lo W Sprioe.
Kein George, barber, 12'2 Brid^-e.
Newman A De Witt, music, teacher.
Newman it Coleman (A T Nev.iri'm, D Q
Coleman), mngrs Grand Opera House.
Nickel Ernst, saloon, (jl'j Bridire.
Nicollet House, Hugh D McDonald propr,
424 Bridge,
Nolan James, grocer, 308 Bay.
A'orniaiiiin 8i<u;se, Andrew Larson
Propr, 224 Dunoan.
North Hotel, O S ^-hcrvey propr, cor
Duncan and Columbia.
Xordiweslcrii riJiiUial Ui'c In-
surance Co, J L TowDsend (.ier.eral
Agent for Northwestern WLsconMa.
{S(C adv. p C'31.)
Norway Hou.se, Alexander Wiley propr,
23 W Grand ave.
Nunko Albert, soda water mnfr, Jellerson.
O'Hara James, plasterer.
Oleson Christ, tailor, 411 Bridge.
O'RourUe John, barber, 410 Bridcr.
Orthniau Thomas, engineer, 222 K iMill.
Ottawa House, Moses Sarrasin propr, 122
Kiver.
OtteUev Frederick (Lutheran).
Oiilliwaitc l^<iuar<>, JIngr Chippe-
wa Herald.
Palmer Jerry, grocer, 113 Bridge.
Pannier Ernest G, carriage niufr, 1)08 N
Prairie.
Paradis ICdward. 10 E Columbia.
Pftrkhuri-t Win E, musical nid.~e,ll-"i Bridge.
Parrott Charles H, rest. 31 VV Spring.
Palnoad Miss Rose, dressmaker, cor Cen-
tral and Biidge.
Patten Robert, cmmtv tren.surcr.
Patten Mrs Johanna .M. .shoes, 214 Bridge.
Paul John B, saloon, 2:>5 River.
Pearson Wm, carpenter.
Phillips Martin A. books, 213 BridL'e.
Phillips Thomas W,watclnnkr.21") Bridge.
Pierce Allien, chief (ire department.
Pierce, Brewster & (Jo (Albert lMerci>,
George E Brewster. Robert D \Vhitte-
more), meats. 223 Bridge.
Pierce J li A- Co (James L Pierce), woolen
mills, N Prairie.
Pittz Miss Catherine, dressiid<r,120 Br]!
Plant Anton, saloon, .515 Bridge.
P'ehn Rev George (Lutheran).
Plumb Philip, stone quarry, Dunc'..r.
creek.
Poole Henry S, sale stable, 14 W Will .v.
Pound's Farm (capital, Js.jO.OOO), Thr. 1
deus C Pound pres and treas, Albert ;;
Pound sec and supt, live slock.
Pound Thaddeus C, real estate, Metro
politan blk.
Poznanski l-^dward. gen store. 12 Spring,
Proudlock James H, phys, 33 E Coiumb;-.
C^uinn ^VIn, saloon, lU Jefferson ave.
RaLdall John, lawyer.
Raycraft Joseph T, architect, 010 Island.
Raymond George S, bavlier, 11 Bay.
Raymond ik Gore (Mvron J Raymond,
Arthur W Gore), confoctrs. 312 Bridgu.
PJcb.'irdson Hollon, lawyer. 111'. Bridge.
Riddeil Sanford S, phys, 13 'W^ Central,
Riddell -Mrs Sybil, boarding house, 121 AV
Spring.
Ritzinger Brothers (Enos and Ladwig',
meats, 34 Spring.
River.Jide Ilniel, Gaynor & Williams
proprs, 12S River.
Rogers liarvej- N, physician, 120 Bridge.
Rondeau Mary, grocer, .524 Briilge.
Ro-»sitoi' <c StossiU-r (Emanuel and
.Myra W), Proprs Stanley House c.^r
Bridge and Graud ave.
Rounds MisL V, boarding house, 134 W
Spring.
Rowan Charles H, restaurant. 11) River.
BEowc SHarry II, Jeweler, .5 \V
Spring.
Rusk A Bolaud (Lycurgns J Rusk, Wm F
Bolaiid), lawyers. Bridge.
Ryan & Glynn (Thomas A Rvan, James
Glynn), saloon, KIS Btidgc. '
St .fosepb's Hospital, conducti'd by the Sis-
ters of St Fr,\ncis, 'J12 I'earl.
St Luke's Hospital, John Huud, M D.
propr, cor .Macomlier anil Huron.
Samson Edward, saloon, 23 BridLTC.
Samson John, gen store, cor .Main ami
Canal.
Sarrasin Moses, propr Ottawa House, 122
River.
Saperslon H A- Co (Herman Saperston',
clothing, 23 W Spring.
Schmidt Fretlerick, cooper, E Spring.
Schneider Rev David (Evangflical).
SchiielTel Henry, furrier, 11.5 Bay.
Sch.ill Stephen, dairy, 2 nules s.
Schuniek Mrs P2milj', dressmaker, .57 E
Central.
SeybertD.ivld W, barber, 16 E Central.
ILLIflOlS C[i!Tei![ 1 1
Short and Diioct
Route from
Ctiicairo S Grand ]ml a}
The Favorite Route East
fl VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
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f^eymour's Bank (capital and surplus, n50,-
'' 01IO), Daniel K Seymour pres, Wm L
Seymour cash, '202 Uridine.
Shamp W D, poultry breeder.
SU:irp Jesse U, bardwaie, 2i4 Bridge,
j^bcrman Adin, physician.
Sbervey Ule S, grocer and propr Xorth
Uotel, cor Duncan and Columljia.
Shervey Store Co, Andrew Shervey jr
pres, F A .Johnson sec and treas, general
store, 211 Bridu'c.
•>iesri>.l KmaiiucI, Saloon and Restau-
rant, 22 E Spriui;. C^Vd ado, /> ~'ir.j
Silver Sprliia f'juli A«;»ocliHioii,
D E Seymour Pres. L C Stanley Vice-
Pres.B D Vilcs Sec, Edward Cory Treas,
D E Miles iMngr, Pleasure and Health
Resort.
Simmons Meyer, house furng3,307 Bridge.
Sinclair Edward, boarding house, 225
Spring.
Sinett Oliver, boarding house, 133 W Cen-
tra!.
Skandinavian House. I T EiTgan propr, 16
E River.
Smith C Frederick, grocer, 204 Bridge.
Smith Edward, poultry breeder.
Snyder Samuel, architect, .Metropolitan blk,
Soiitlierii Eiolcl, Churles ^IcCurdy
Propr, cor Bay and Central.
Spence Wm G, drugs. 1 W Spring.
Squires John W, meats, 2o W Siiriug.
Stafford A K, logger.
Stafford Wm II,' lawyer, 113 Bridge.
Stanley F G & C A (Frederick G and
Cliarles A), lumber, cor High and Birch.
Sliiiilcy Eloiisf, Rossiter i\; Rossiter
Proprs, cor Bridge and Grand ave.
Stanley Lemuel C, capitalist, 107 W
Spring.
Stoddard AVm 11, in?. Union blk.
Strong Seymour B, leas, y Bridge.
Stum Frederick, sheriff.
Sunday Creek Coal Co, Robert Claik
mngr, 112 Bay.
Smutet CIiri>U»|>Iier, Sewing Ma-
chines, S Spring.
Susquehanna Iluuse, ilichael Knouf propr,
1-^ Buy.
Swift Nelson O, plumber. 9 "W Central.
Tallmadge Wm E, agent C, M & Si P Ry
and W C Line.
Tarrant Ananias, furniture, 19 W Central.
Taylor Edward C', printer, 13 Bridge.
Thaler George, saloon, 92.1 Prairie.
Therlaull John B. saloon, 301 Bridge.
Thonia.^ Oclavius C. drugs, .")02 Bridge.
Thompson Rev D F (Epi.^copalian).
Thompson Ebc-hart, s>hoemaker, 18 E
C'entral.
Thoraldson Rev I (Lutheran).
Thornton John J. supl tire alarm
Tierney Patrick, grocer, U E Central.
Todd Henry II, ins. Metropolitan blk.
Toepfer Henry J, cigar mnfr, 18 W
Grand ave.
To\vii$,ciid Jaiiics L., General Agent
for Northwestern Wisconsin of N'orth-
western Mutual Life Insurance Co. (.it'e
adi\ p 221.)
Transue JlrsMary, dressmkr, 25 W Grand.
Trudell Joseph, painter, 23 Duncan.
Tuohy John, grocer, 223 Grove.
Tuohy John T, saloon, 12 E Sjjring.
Turcolte Peter, shoemaker, 114 B;iy.
Uchren Edward, shoemkr, 20 W Central.
Velic & Galley (Alvin E Velie. Robert
Gailey), second-hand store. 19 r^ridge.
Verdon Noah, biksmilh, 29 W Giand ave.
Viles Bradford D, pine lands, 212 Bridge.
Viles Joseph, pine lands.
Vinette Amanda. =hoes, 102 Spriu;:.
VrooiiKiii .5 Cf , Agent Gardiner, Batch-
elder & Welles, 122 Bridge.
Wall John I', City Attorney, 124
Bridge.
Walratii Alvin E, real estate, Sletropolitan
blk.
Wauds Albert E, boarding house, 235
Spring.
Waterman Leslie E, pine lands, 1-1 W Co-
lumbia.
Waterman & Early (L E Waterman, George
B Early), propra Grand Opera House, 16
W (Columbia.
\Vcl>l> rrc<l, Propr City Hack, 208
Grand ave w.
Wol»l>iV. SI aii^lMirj- (Francis C Webb,
Edmond J Siansbury), Hardware, Stoves,
eto, 119 and 121 Bridge, i^ce ude,p nCi.)
Weinberger JIrs Carrie, dressmaker, 15 W
Central.
Weinberger John, saloon. Central.
Weiner ^t McCormick (John Weiner, Ed-
ward McCormick), livery, 219 Bay.
\Vrissonborn Mra Louisa, dressmaker, 214
W Sjirincr.
Weyenberg Bros (Wm and Martin), shoes,
n W Spring.
Whalen James, chief of police
Whittemore R D &■ Co (Robert D Whllte-
more, Albert Pierce, George E Brew3te^^,
harness, 221 Bridge.
Wilco.\ Albert J, drugs, 209 Bridge.
Wiley Ale.xandcr, propr Norway House,
23 W Grand ave.
WUcoiisiii Collection Aa:eiifj
(Michael Hall, Edward J Seymour. An-
thony P Dahl), Metropolitan Block.
(&■« adv. p 219. )
thicap, mmki fi St, Paul li r:;r M ad floithv/esi
iLLIilS CEilTOI.L !1,
i DIRECT ROUTE 5]
I to all POINTS in W
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■WISCONSIN STATK GAZETTEER
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Wisconsin Tulephone Co, J Frunk Muy
mngr, 10-i I5ridi:e.
Wolford Tavlor il. reporter circuit court.
Wright Rev'F H (Methodist).
Yates J V, broom mufr.
Yep-ah-Puiie, laundry, o Bay.
Yep Wine Kee, laundry, 412 Brids^e.
Young Men's Christian xVssn, George H
Timmings sec, 213 Bridse.
Zesiger John G, hotel. 20 W Central.
Zimmerman Louis J, cigar mnfr, 607
Bridge.
CnmSTIE. A vUIago in Clark coun-
ty, Smiles north of Neillsville, the couuty
seat, nearest railro.id station and bauking
point. Stages daily to Greenvrood and
Neillsville; fare, 'M cents to either place.
Population, 300. Mail, daily, E. D.
Hatch, postmaster.
llalfli K I> Jr, General .'^tore.
Hyslip C W, lumljer.
Jones II, carpenter.
Robinson James, blacksmith.
Zanders L V, justice.
CHRISTINA.
Crosi J'!ai>i«.
Dane county.
CITY POINT. A postoltice on tlie
G. B., AV. & St. P. H. R.. in Jacl.:?on
county, 27 mde.s northeast of Black lUver
Falls, the county seat, and 2.') southwest of
Grand Rapids, the nearest banking point.
Population, 80. Tel., W. U. E.xp., U. S.
W. E. Breakey, postmaster.
BrciJkcy \V r;. General Store. Railroad,
Express and Telegraph A^jcut.
Edsou R S, ho..l.
Graithcr J, cooper.
Hancock J, cranberries and justice.
McDonald Bros, iougers.
Nelson t;hrist, cranberry grower.
Nelson Ingeval, carpenter.
Olson Hans, cranberry grower.
CLAM FALLS, A village on the
south fork of Clam river, in IVdk couuty,
40 miles northeast of Osceola Mills, tlie
county seat, and 22 southwest of Shell
Lake, on the C, St. P., M. vt O. Ry, the
nearest railroad station and bauking point.
Settled in 1S.j7. It contains a water power
saw mill. Stages tri-weekly to St. Croix
Falls and Shell Lake. Population, ."iO.
Mail, semi-weekly. Maggie Lund, post-
master.
Fischer II C, justice.
Lund Louis C, staire line.
!.i!ii<I «.V S'liiiNo;)!, General Sti.re.
Smith D F. saw mill.
Smith Mrs Sarah J, hotel.
Wetherby W E, hotel.
CLARK'S MILLS. A village on
Manitowoc river, in .Manitowoc countv,12
miles we.'it of .Manitowoc, the county 'seat
and bank location, and 3 south of'C'ato.
the nearest railroad station. Stases to
Cato daily; fare, 25 cents. Poou:ation
100. Mall, daily. R. W. Burke, post-
master.
Kiirkc K W, General Store.
Clark Ira, llour ami saw mill.
Gehbe Frhiik, hotel.
.Moe Theodore, siioeriaaker.
Morgan John, hotel.
Olson Riley, justice.
Sccor Frank, blacksmith.
CLAEKSON. In Dane countv. 17
miles southeast of Madison, the judicial
seat, and 01 from Stoughton, it.s hankini
and shipping point, ilail, triweekly. JC.
K. Juve, postmaster and farmer.
CLARNO. Oil the CM. .t N. R. R.,
in Green county, U miles from .\fonr()e, the
juilicial seat and banking point. Popula-
tion, GO. Tel.,W. V. B. F. Wolf, post-
master.
Leavitt I. railroad, exp and tel agt.
P.ainter Emaunel, lilacksmitb.
Pondoe End], blaclismith.
Smartz G A, justice.
Trumpy ilcnry. saw mill.
Wolf B F, General Store.
CLAY BANKS. A village on the
shore of Lake Michigan, in Dnor countv.
9 miles south of Sturgeon Bay, the county
seat and nearest banking point. Sla:;e3
tri-weekly to Stur:;eou Bay. L'opulation,
GO. Mail, tri-weekly. J. H. Tuft, post-
master.
Braunsdorf Chris, general store.
r>c; Lille Theodore, tishermau.
Fellner J A, insurance.
Finan Patrick, mason.
Fritz Menzo. lisherraan.
Gjevse Rev G J (Lutheran).
llitt C .1 & Bro, hotel and fishermen.
Ilitt \V AV, cnoper.
Markey Chauncey, fisherman.
Millard Orin. carpenter.
liickaby G M, justice.
Chicap & Giand T[uol{ ny.
The Favorite Route East
VIA NIAGARA FALLS,
>\\\nrm Wines. ^'-'^s^^'<"- p^'--^^ ^-''^ f^^-
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AND BUSINESS DIEECTOET.
CLI
liobcrts George, fisbcrmau.
Sjifronick John, black'milh.
Schnvler A J, justice and vet surg-eon.
TLayer George, lisberman.
Tufts S M, seneral store.
Tufts &c I5raiins<lorf, Lumber and
Shingle ^lill.
Woodward Lee, -n-aijonmal^er.
■\Voodward ic Freeman, fishermen.
CLAYFIELD. A difcontinued post-
office in Pierce county. Send mail to
Ellsworth.
CLAYTON. A post village on the
C, St. P., M. & 0. P>y, in Polk county, SO
niiies ea.'t C'f Osceola Mills, the county
'(•at, and IG from Cumberland, the nearest
banking point. Population, 250. Tel ,
W. U. Esp., Am, W. A. Prentice, post-
master.
Hansche George F, railroad, cxp and tel
acent.
Hiiiiiliird & Co, Lumber Mnfrs.
CLEAR LAKE. A village on the N.
iliv. of the C, St. 1'., M. & O. Rv. in Polk
ci.ULty, 30 miles soulliea.'.t of Osceola ^lills.
the coimty seat. Settled in 1M78. it con-
iHins 3 churches, a hall capable of seatinn;
■•' 0, a graded school employing -1 teachers^
i-tid a number of special and eeneral stores.
Lumber, wood, ties and poles and farm
proJuce are shipped. Xew Richmond is
it.e nearest banking point. Tel., W. V.
Kxp., Am. Popvdation, 500. James J.
Kavanagh, postmaster.
liriggs Albert M, drungi.st.
Butdick Peleg, notary public,
t'liiirch Earl A, wagonnuiker.
< Inirchill Alphonso T, editor nerald.
< 'vir Lake Herald, A T Churchill editor.
;>iC Herbert E, prin school.
Ciurlwright Seymour E, livery.
owles Charles, tinsmith.
I roe.s Win M, vcterlnarv surgeon.
I'e \Viu,I„l,nC. carpenter. ^
h nbtrg Krithiof F, boots and shoes.
;!"''■■* ''• Ptiysiciiin.
l>. Mt it De Garmo (David Gillett, James
J' De Garmo), grocers,
t.'.js Webster, lawyer.
I ';*■" I'eter, propr Merchants' Hotel.
''•V'^T^^ McCarty (Peter Herber, "\Ym C
,,,1'"^"*.V), saw mill.
'■I ,,"' "• li'X'Pmnfr.
!; '..^.Ir^Wli, milliner.
!' i'lday David, furniture.
'■ > 'ns \\ ni U, lundxr.
Guns
Jerdee A P, live stock.
Jones Oliver D, harnessmaker.
Knvaiia;,'!! Jtiiiivs J, Boots and
Shoes.
Korn Kev "W A (Congregational).
SJercliaiits' Hotel, Peter Herber
Propr.
Mygatt Wm, railroad and express agent.
Nillson L Steen, druggist.
Peterson Kev M i Congregational).
Heed Charles, hay press.
Ridenger John \V, hoop mnfr.
Robinson Rev H I.Methodist).
Savery "\Vm, carpenter.
Sav.-yer James H, groceries and hardware.
Srliiilzc Sleiiry A. General Store,
^ Hay, AV^ood. Tits, etc.
Stout Thomas jr, general store.
Tanner Mrs G A, dressmaker.
Warren John L, justice and confectioner.
CLEMANSVILLE. A po.Moffice in
Winnebago county, G miles northwe.~t of
Oshkosh, the county seat, nearest railroad
station and banking" pc^int. Stages to Osh-
kosh, Vineland and Winncconue. Popu-
lation, 70. Mail tri-weekly. D. Kannen-
berg, postmaster.
IJaiz Rev (MethodkstV
Ross Christopher, cheese mnfr.
Boss S, chc.">e mnfr.
Grcenwald Wm. cJieese mnfr.
It:wiiiriilMTif !>, General Store, Clack-
smith and \\'agoumaKer.
CLEMOKT LANDI]N"G. A settle-
ment on the east 1/ank of Lake St. Croix,
in St. Croix county, G miles south of Hud-
son, to which point mail should be sent.
CLEVELAND. On the M., L. S. &
W. Rv. iu Manitowoc county, 14 miles
from .Manitowoc, the judicial seat, ami Hi
from .Milwaukee. Population, loO. Tel.,
W. V. Exp., U. S. A. Stoltenberg, post-
master.
Doersch G JL wnnon factory.
I'ajike L. exp and tel aet.
.StoUfHberj; Adolpli, Genera! Store.
CLIFTON. A postcffice in Monroe
county, L'S miles southeast of Sparta, the
county .'eat, G southwest of Camp Doug-
las, liie neare,-t railroad station, and 10
west of New Li.^bon, the nearest hanking
point. Population, 00. Mail, tri-wcekly.
Krolzniaii I X, General Store.
Linds John, feed mill.
Slender Gustave, blacksmith.
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S s CLINTOIs'. A prosperous incorpor-
g fttod village in the souiiieastern pan of
{/)■ Rock county, situated no the R. & S.
Ul g" W. div. C, yi. & Sr. P. Rv. at thecrobsing
O fe of the Wiscoubiu div. of the C. & X. V\.
J 1 I^y. ^■i miles southws!^t of Milwatikte, and
Q o lO southeast of Janesville, the couul}- seat.
CL '^ It contains a bank, 2 hotels, an opera
, "S bouse, o graiu elevators, a feed mill, a
t t- ixvaded public school. Baptist, Conjrega-
Ijj ^ tional, Jlethodiit Episcopal and German
Q 1 Lutheran churches, a iiijrary, and numer-
ous large and veil stocked special and
general stores, etc. A weekly newspaper,
the Clinton ILral'l (Kep.), is published.
^ Exp., Am. TeL, "\V. U. PopulalioD,
1.000. R. W. Cheevcr, postmaster.
Ames FA & Co (Franklin A and Thomas
A Ames), cigars.
Ames 3Irs Thomas, artist.
_ __ Anderson Henry A, general store,
t. ff llaese Kev E i Lutheran).
g Bradley FrauK C, dray and ice.
^t£ I''Udlong ilr« Emmet B. music teacher,
■o liJ Burt Giles, live str.ck.
Busli .lacob, carpenter.
Campbell .lanies II, liiU poster.
" o Ciitc .lohu, stone nii.son.
S^ C!ico>iiiiaii licnry, Propr Taylor
Z"^ House.
»^,^ Cheever lialph W, I'ropr Clinton Herald.
^^C;hurcli Harry G, general st^re.
^^ (;hurch .Tared V,. grijin and live stock.
£^ Citizens' Hunk if.'anital. 25,000), Arch-
£2a ibald \Voodnrd Pres, U'm Jones Cash,
f^ Bankers, CollectlowS and Insurance.
Clarli Rev AV J (Congregational).
Clinton Cornet Bund, L .) .Merrill leader.
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Clinton Herald, It W CUieevcr propr.
^5 Colegrove Harry B, harness.
ej\ CoUiver Clarence W, dentist.
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^~2 Couleyit Conry (Henry W Coniey, Bern-
M« nard Coury), cheese mnfr.
}^_^ (!oruwell Wui II, harness.
JJ^'^ Covert George, physician,
(y^ Craniiall Joseph, physician.
SVS Cronktiie H X, justice.
■»~~ Crosby Phineas. ins and fruit grower.
ff^ Crosier Arthur B, i.-eiieral store.
5^ Crotscnburg J.ihn .M, .•;!!' etnaker.
^3 Dickernian I'eiry 1). vi'l i^r^ rruMee.
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Dobbin Hugh, general store.
Drake Charles P, hardware.
Earle George \\ , street comnr.
Eldridgc George, carpenter.
Engbertson Adney, tailor.
Engbertson Mrs A. milliner.
Estes Samuei M, village trustee.
Estes Stephen yi, wagonmaker.
Everhardt Jacob, tailor.
Gilmore Charles O, watchmaker.
Green John C, well borer.
Guest Samuel yi. florist.
Hanson Charles L, blacksmith.
Happen l!ev Henry (Baptist).
Harden Miss Callie, milliner.
Hardeu Wm, barber.
Harden it Follz (Orlin Harden, Heuiy
Foltz), meat market.
Hartshorn John W, mnfr railroad trucks.
Hartshorn & Simmons (Washington 1
Hartshorn. Steven J Simmons), genera.
store.
Heron Samuel A, barber.
Hinman Charles, carpenter.
Hoover I L, stock farm.
Irish James, hay and coal.
Ishnm &, Vv'akerurd (Albert S Isham, Ebe-
nezer J AVakeford), hardware.
Jerman Edward W, farm impts.
Jones John "\V, physician.
Jones Win, cash Citizens' Bank.
Larson Louis N, village trustee.
Larson & AVilkins (Lewis N Larson, Al-
vah J Wilkins), general store.
Lougley Thomas H, confectioner.
McMichael .losepli, auctioneer.
JIarsli David O, village marshal.
^lajliow W A A <:<» (Win A and V.
M Mayhew). Druggists ; Toilet Goods.
Books, Stationery and Xotirms.
Merrill Leander J, wagonmaker.
Minnesota Lumber Co. K J Van Valzal'
mngr.
Mortran Alfred F, painter.
l?I<>r;;iiii :»Sr.« AllVctl F, :\Ii!!ineiv
Fancy Goods and All Kinds of Ladi.;
Supplies. I St' ndo, bebnr )
Morgan A II, police justice.
JIurray John, horse breeder.
Myers John H, blacksaaith.
Oimsled IMr-i S.^.rah P. dressmaker.
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■>Ir. Bencillot makes scjal-annnal trips to New York, Boston, Etc., to select,
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Our?Iotto: "Square, lioiiorable Uialliis." Dcarliolt A: Heucdict. See 1'. 5.
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F'ingborn James L, hoots and shoes.
Ptterson Hev P "W (Metbodist).
Phillips Daniel il, livery.
lioberts James E, wagonmaker.
IJobicson Pbranda A, general store.
KocU County Banner, George it L S Wil-
cox publrs.
Salisbury Frank, billiards.
Scboepski Freii. shoemaker.
Sherwood Clark L, villnize trunee.
Silsby Luther H, as;t C, M &, Ht P Ry.
Smith Mrs Ju'ia, dressmaker,
Smith J I? it Sons (James B, Leon and L
H), fruit growers.
Siicil Josepli, Watches, Clocks, Jew-
elry, Books and Stationery.
Soper John 11, ngt C ^z X W Ry.
Taylor Arthur K, photugraplier.
Taylor llou>e, H Cbecsraan Propr;
Kates $C per Day; the (Jld Pitlialile
Hotel; Has Been Refilled Tlircticrhout;
Good Sample Rooms and All Jlodern
Improvements.
Teeter James II, meat market.
Tinker John, nurseryman.
Treat II P & Co (Milton P Treat, Ellek
Bruce), Turniture.
Van Valzalo Robert J, nmgr Minnesota
Lumber Co.
Van Velzer Ancil JI. borseshoer.
Walsli C Allen, Projir Wyinaii Hotel.
Weaver ]\Iortimer G, cattle breeder.
West Wm, veterinary surgeou.
Wheeler Robert A. blaeksmilli.
Wilcox George ».t L S, publrs Rock County
Banner.
Willis George, fruit grower.
Winlilej- Darius D, cattle breeder.
Woodard Archiljald, pi.'S Citizens' Bank.
Woodward Orin L, drucci^t.
Wriglit Henry, stone niasun.
A^'jliian EEolcl, C Allen Walsh Propr;
Kales S3 per Day: Lanre Sample Rooms;
Free Baggage to and from 'I'rains: (.'ini-
trally Located; Good Stablini: ; All
Newly Furnished January 1, ISDO.
Wyman Opera House, Wm Wynian propr.
CLINTONVILLE. A nourishing
tillage in llio norlhctsiein part of Waii-
raca county, on the M,, L. S. :v \V, R. R
and on Pigeon river, loO miles northwest
of llilwaukee, 38 northeast of Waupaca,
the county seat, and 1(3 southwe.-^t of
Shawano. It contains 2 Luther.iu, Baptist,
i Congregational, Adventi.^t, I\Ielhodi.-!t and
i Catholic churches, a graded public school
and high school, 2 flouring, 2 planing and
2 saw mills, a bank and o weekly newspa-
pers, the Dual-Cit;/ Tribune, CUntonvilU
l^imes and Lake IShore Wacchtcr. Lumber,
wood, ties, liemlock bark, shingles, posts
and flour are shipped in lartie quantities.
Population. 1,500. Tel., W. U. Exp ,
U. S. Henry Giebel, postmaster.
Anderson & Co fOle C and Adolph Ander-
son), watchmakers.
Augustine Otto G, furniture.
Bank of Clintonville, R G Gibson propr.
B^ckman Frank, saloon.
JJcliliiig Tlicotlorc, Propr Ward
House.
Bentz Joseph, genera! store.
Brady Frank H, publr Dual-City Tribune.
Bucholtz Bros i,Charles and Frank) gen-
eral store.
Bupsian Wm. saloon.
Cily "MkhX ITInrket, W ANebls Propr.
Clintonville High Sehool I,ibrary.
Clintonville Times, Times Co publrs.
Der Mott Edward h, carpenter.
Dittberncr Wm, tailor.
Dual City Tribune, Frank H Brady publr.
Finney John, physician.
Folkraan Bros (Theodore C and F Charles),
general store.
Fuhrman Rev Henry (Lutheran).
Gansen Charles, druggist.
Gib.-on Robert G, propr Bank of Clinton-
ville.
Giebel Henry, po?tn;astcr.
(ioellnger Ferdinand, blacksmith.
Goldberg Benjamin M. lawyer.
Goodrich Geortre, physician.
Guernsey &, Doty iFraiik M Guernsej',
Charles J Doty), brick mnfrs.
Hess Henrj' AV, grocer.
HoiTmann AVm, haruessmaker.
Humm Gustav, meat market.
Ka[ liingst (;hristi'in, .■•aloon.
Kaplnnt:bt John C, livery.
K-aczc.vski Jolm. ciL'ar ninfr.
1^ ^3ic ,4^ rs:!^ 3^/s: j%^ 03 1: ^ "w ?
And Uealer In HOOKS, \V.\I,I, r.VIM:it, F.\N( Y GOODS, lilc.
CLINTONVILLE, WIS.
top, Milmufeee k St, Paol fl'/,\;:.,r;n^est and lloithi'/est
Goody
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Knutli Albert, saloon.
Korb & Wilke (Richard Korb, Henry
Wilke), furniture.
Lasihs M, blacksinitli.
Lade Fred, propr Xorlbwc^teru Hoiise.
Lake Shore "Waechter, B il Goldberg
propr.
Lawson & Shaver (P V Lawson, Silas J
Shaver), flour mill.
Luebke Frank, blackEraith.
WcCorisou George, grocer.
JIadel Alarcus, coulectioner,
Marks George W, propr Stillman House.
Meggers Peter, boot.? and siioes.
Meier J J, watchmaker.
Meilike Hasso, physician.
Meisner John F, general store.
Metzner Robert, cheese mnfr.
Nclils "Win A, Piopr City Mealilarket.
Netzel Albert, .saloon.
Northwestern House, Fred Lade propr.
Nosek Frank, saloon.
Oviatl Wm U, jiliysician.
Paschtu 'Wm, ndllinery.
Perry Luc}', milliner.
Plopper An man E, pump dealer.
Plumb Frank H, railroad aient.
Railroad House, Bcruhard A Schemmer
propr.
Richardson Jlonroc E, ice.
Rohrer L tt Sons (Lcoiihard and Leonhard
O), lumber mofr.s.
Rosnow (Jharle3, s-aluon.
Ruddy VVm, saloon.
Ruth Gustav, general store.
Schauder Wm, boots and shoes.
Schimkc AVm, drayman.
Selir<>f<U'r Ciiaiios iF, Hardware
and Irisuruioe Agent.
Schultz Adolph H, harncssmakiT.
StMl^wiflt I'j'iiiik .\, DrUiTs, Toys,
Fancy Goods, Looks and "Wall Paper.
{Se aiJp, p S37.)
Spenrbraker Charles C;. ineat market.
Spicer CliH'ord A, photographer.
Stacy Wm H, general .More,
Stein liros (George AV and Charles 'W),
grain.
Stewart Jolin A, wood.
Stillman House, Geori!;e W JIarks propr.
Taepke Fertiin.and. saloon.
Tliurii »V «>iit'rii>oy(Gcrritt TThorn,
Frank M Guernsey), Atlruin^ys-at-Law,
Collection and Insurance Agents.
Thorne Henry H. blacksmith.
Times Co, publrs Clintonville Times.
Ullmeu J vt Co, livery.
Uttoniark George it Co (John and George
Uttomark), liardware.
Wall Thomas H, saw mill.
Ward IS oiise, Theodore Eehling P:r,: -
AVeiland Theodore, blacksmith.
Werner Henry, barber.
■Willou^hby t'lmrlfs E, Dentist.
Winkel Edith, milliner.
AVinter Henry, hardware.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, P A Sedgwicl:
agent.
CLYDE. In Iowa county, 14 mi'r-
northwest of DodgcviUe, the seat ofiuslic.;
and bank location, and 0 southeast ni
Avoca, the nearest shipping point. Pup;:
lation, 1'j. Semi-wtekly mail stase l"
Dodgeville; fare, 50 cents. D. Shannon,
postmaster.
Bourgeault Bros, flour mill.
.Tenks M )!, justice.
Kinzie E E, justice.
Laud E N, blacksmith.
Pcarcy John, flour mill.
Sliiiiinoii !!>cii!ii*. General Store.
Shannon J, justice.
CLYMAN. A postoffice on the C. i
><. W. ]ty, m Dodge county, 7 miles south
of Juneau, the county .seal, .and d north ol'
Watertowu, the nearest bankin'j point.
Population, 80. Exp., Am. J. T.^Walsh.
postmaster.
Bub Leo, grocer and saloon.
Bunnell James A, farm impts.
Coler P P, <j.vi cer and "aloon.
Collins E J, blacksmith.
Hierlihy Wm, saloon.
Jauisch H A, black.smith.
Mara P O, carpenter.
I'innow Herman, mason.
■\Val»!i Jfamt's T, Coal and Railroad
and Exp A-ent.
Wynn Rev M (Catholic).
COBB. On the C. & N. W. Ry, in
Iowa o<ninty, 10 miles vvpst of Dodgeville,
the judicial seat. A l)aidc is sustained.
Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Population. -.50.
AV. J. Kapson, postmaster.
Billings W N, railroad, exp and tel agent.
Piray W H & Co. meats.
Ccdib Bank, Eastman, Willard & Co
proprs.
Dicl'/.iiiaii Slary, Milliner.
Dolphin .lames, livery.
Doyle M F, hotel and saloon.
Eastnum, AVillard & Co. lumber and
pro]ir3 Cobb Bank.
FUlbach John, general store.
Fox C R, hardware.
Goldthorp J C, justice.
Chicago !i G^and Troo!; Fsy,
The Favorite Route East
VIA WIACARA FALLS.
;i . V«vlf I ;{n htrMirnnnn On Cash Assets. Slin, 000.000. I Nortliwcxterii
ilewiorKLiio Insiirsnca 10., Surplus, - ic,ouo,w.H..!«.iacr, -no ym
St. 7III,\VAI'Ki:i:, WIS. W. S. C INDEE, Stalp Aeent. WALKLU lilC KNKI!, l.eu'
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HirveyCifc Song, grain.
I'.rnt James, grain and salt.
Manning Patrick, slioeraaker.
Manning Richard, hotel and saloon.
Miller tienry, blacksmith.
I'rdicim W li, ]iarnei=sraaker.
Kiipsoii W J, Horse and Cattle Breed-
er.
H^br Samuel & Son, wagonmakcrs.
>exton T II, general store.
Sjute Peter, general store.
Spang & Qoldtborp, bl.ackfmiths.
Spencer Hugh, builder and justice.
Thomas Edward P, furniture,
/.legler Dr E J. druggist.
Z:uimer Daniel, justice.
COCHRANE. On the C, B. & N
U. K. , in Buflalo county, 8 miles southeast
!■'( Alma, the county seat and nearest
(linking point. K.\'p , Ara. Tel., ^V. U.
Population, 70. G. JI. Uohrcr, postmaster.
Cochrane Cheese Factory Co.
I'limm R, constable.
GiiTord C J, railroad, e.xp and tel agt.
Il'jfcr John B, hotel and saloon,
lluefner Paul, graiu.
Lane Fred, lumber.
Itolirer Uiu).*, Hardware.
Kunkel J G, feed mill and gen store.
Schnug J P, general store.
COLBY. Is situated on the boundary
line between Clark and ^larathon counties,
but is accorded to the former by the postal
authorities. It is a station on the Wis.
Central Line, 3o miles northeast of Xeills-
ville. the seat of justice. Lumbering is
the principal industry, .several saw mills
being in operation In the vicinity, and the
village also contains a fanning mill and
olUce and saloon fixture factory, bitters
factory, a n>achine shop, a planing mill, a
bank, 5 churches, a public school, a hall
capable of seating .VJO, a public library and
a weekly newspaper, the Phonogmph.
Lumber is the principal shipment. Popu-
lation, 700. Tel., W. U. E.xp., N. P.
J. D. Wicker, postmaster.
Bartell Wra 11, real estate.
Ik'cherer Albert, shoes.
Blanchard Horace J, grocer.
Bleichroth Traugott, jeweler.
LIGHT AND IIEAVY^WAGOIIS AUD SLEIGHS
PATiiK'IEE OF PETERSON'S "EUREKA" IjOGaiNG SLEIGUS.
• uTitij i,j,p„ i.iifjatri'J in tlie maiiufacturiiip: ot Lo}r;;in!; SI. 'iRhs and T.umhprmen's Outfits for the la-st
.w-nty-nve year.-, I am fully up to the times. Wo do nut (ail to five satisfnction. nnd can furmsll
rt'ifrenoed to that etTect. Correspoudence solicited. Send for price list and circular.
COLBY. _ _ _ _ _ WISCONSIN.
llilOIS CEJlTlit
j DIRECT ROUTE nnnTll[nM in"fi
il to all POINTS in HUlllllLmi IUr:i
Gudahy Brothei'S, (Hams, Shoulders, Bacon,
MlLWALKliE, WISCONSIN. \ Pork, Lard, Beof, Sausago, Etc., Etc.
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(Andrew H Bootb),
general store.
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^^ Booih A H >t
j^ general store.
S>a. Bredemeyer Frtiiericl-:
^3 Brebm Herman, boti-1.
r*" B>rou W T, railroad ami express agt.
Q3 Collij' House, John iMar,a:vaf propr.
^^^(^o\hy Lumber Co, II P Graham pres and
»=-5 mngr.
Colby Public Lilirary A?En, .7 F Sims pres,
C ii Taylor .«ec and hljiariaa.
C'omnicrchil iJoii>iC, N J White
Propr; Good Lively in Connection.
G3 Daily George F, justice.
^"^ Exfl!aii;;o l^nsik (Capital, $8,000),
••^-'^ Andrew Flaig Pr('pr.
• Firnstalil Frank, shnemsiker.
^ Cliii? .^JKJrtMV, Propr Exchange Bank;
Q Insurance, Loans, Real Eatate and Fur-
t\ eign Passage.
Harvey Jame.s P, saloon.
{£ m^ Hecker Albert, meat market.
Q J^ Henkle Philip, carpenter.
U. ^ Hollzliausen Charles, blacksmith.
- tm Joeres Rev A J (Catholic).
^ July & Wolf (.lohn July, Julius Wolf),
~; saloon.
^ *^ Kaudy M & Son (.Mathcw Kaudy), mnfr.s
bar iixtiires, etc.
Kaudy Nicliiilas L, altar builder,
Kiiebel Christ, meat market.
it^iioltl .lli^'ll^l. Mercliant Tailor.
Kueiitz Adaiij, hanlwarc.
Lamont Ani;us, saw mill.
Margraf John, propr Colby Ibiuse.
.Mirrilt Henry, Jour and feed.
Neuiuti' ter H<'rinan. harness.
l'flci>on XcN I*, Wauonmaker and
■J JInfr Logging Sleighs. {Sie 'idi\ p ^C'J.)
J""" Plionograph The, Sliafer Bros proprs.
hSsmi ] 'inter I'etcr, blacksmith.
f~<«" Potts Alexander, general store.
(^^ Piplinger Frank, turn and planing mill.
■v^ia Uotli Frederick, b!acj;smith.
-•*- Salter Frank J, druLrgift.
^ Salti;r Richard B, counlv jiidi'o.
Salter R B & Co (Richard I? Salter, An-
dn.'W H Booth), lundier mnfrs.
Shafer Rros (Samuel J and Joel J), proprs
The I'honograph.
Sherman Edwin, physician.
.Shdrlell Richard, mineral waters.
Slielz George, barber.
Swan Perry, saw mill.
Taylor Ch.arles R. furniture.
Umhofer Paul, lumber mnfr, 5 miles e.
Wailak Jacob, bitlers mnfr.
AValbridcre George J. hardware.
While Bros &. Co (N J and J L While),
luuibrr mnfrs.
While J Puluam. saloon.
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Wliilc XiitlMinifl J, Pri,|ir Comm.-r-
cial House: Good Livery in Connection.
'^V'iokor J ii. Groceries and Cigars.
Woodbury Levi, Ilour and feed.
COLD SPRING. In JelTerson coun-
ty, 8 miles southeast of Jeilersou, -.-^i
county seat, and .0 southeast of Fort Atkin-
son, the nearest railroad station and bank-
ing point. Stages tri-weekly to Fort At-
kinson; fare. 2.i cents. Population, lU!>.
Mail, tri weekly. Harriet A. Hammond,
postmaster.
ilammond S B, iuslice.
flaiiiiiKMxJ \V W, General Store.
COIiEBROOK. A postollice on Wil-
low creek, in "Waushara county, 8 miles
east of Wautoma, the county seat, and 11
northwest of Berlin, the nearest railroad
station and banking point. Stages daily
to Berlin and W'auloma. Po[iulation, 75.
JIail, daily. S. Uearstine, postmaster.
Anderson M, blacksmith.
Bendixon iJenjamin. carpenter and masoti.
Ooar.sliiic ^tiiiiiiicl, Savi' and Feci!
Mill.
Giinderson Gunder, carpent« r and mason.
COLEMAN. On the M. .t .N. R. R .
in Marinette county, 25 miles southwest ot
Marinette, the judicial seal ami nearest
banking point. Tel., \V. U. ?:.ip.. Am.
Population, Sr.O. A. .M. Otis, po.-,tmaster.
Beaiidry August, general store.
Billings F V, railroad, exp and tel airt.
BoUes'E E & Co, gen store and saw mill.
Brauel Bros, saw and Lnist mill.
Oodet A. blaoksinilli
Olis A .^I, Justice, Cedar Ties and Po5l=.
Selboch Rev J A (Catholic i.
Trottier Lucius, builder.
COLFAX. A postollice in Vv.r.v.
county, on the \V. C. Line, IS mi.es
northeast of Menominie, the county seat
and nearest banking point. Populatu:!.
850. Exp., X. P. J. D. Sim.ons, p"---
master.
Corwin O P, physician.
Grimesnide J L, general store.
Hill & Kinney, grain.
Kinney (* G, f.irm impts.
Kinney & Fjelsted, general store.
Jlathews W W, jusTice.
Nelson Ole. general store.
Uoseul.crg Peter, blacksmith.
Running Peter, wagonmaker.
Ctiicap (& fjfaiid ]mi Ej,
The F?-vorite Route l^ast
VIA r-JIACARA FALLS. _
Refrigerators
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MinoJls Joliil J>, Genera! Store and
Klour Mill.
juUJ Cliris, meat market.
COLGATE. On the "Wisconsin Cen-
tral Line, in "\Vaul;eslia county, lU miles
Dorlh of "Waukesha, the judicial seat ami
i;earesl banking point. Tel W. L.
Esp., N. P. Population, 100. A. 13.
Hens'chel, postmaster.
Bancroft P D, watchmaker.
Duerwarchter Bros, saw mill.
Uuerwarchter Christian, hole!.
Duerwarchter Win, builder.
Garden G A, railroad and express agent.
llensoliel Ausu-t K, Grocer.
Kasper Clirist, lilacksmith.
Mngner Thomas, saloon.
COLLINS. La Fayctle county.
Xame chaii'jed to South lia,y;«;.
COLOMA. A villase in "Waushara
county, 18 miles west of AVautnma, the
county seat, 13 south of Plainlield, the
nearest banking point, find 3J west of
C'oloma Station, its shippins; point. Stapes
daily to Coloma Station. Popul.ation, 4G.
Mail, daily. J. F. Spalding, postmaster.
Crowder C, carpenter.
Crowder Pvev F .1 (Congregational).
Follett FJias, general store.
Manley George, music teacher.
Smith J AV, fed and saw mill.
Smith T 15, h'.tfl.
^•piildiiiU .B »■' Genera! Store.
Twist Genriie, justice.
Wilkinson F li, physician.
COLOMA STATION. A post vil-
lai^e on the Wisconsin Central Line, in
Waushara county, 18 mdes west of Wau-
tonia, the county seal, and K3 south C'f
Plainfield, llie neare-t tiankini; point.
Mail, daily. Mrs. F. Smith, posimaster.
Rasselt Frank, hotel.
Hulin S, general store.
Durgin lliraiii vV; Co. lumber.
Iaiiit U. I'L-ni-ral store.
<iil>l>s li U', Ilarne-s.-maker.
Inudes S B, carpenter.
Lowe Thomas, shoemaker.
MeLaUL'liliu Mrs Jane, dressmaker.
McLaughliu J H, saloon.
■Mueller Win, furniture.
Uobber II "W, grain and produce.
P>0Rer9 C, justi'e.
Koyce K C, blacksmith.
Schmudlock C P, hardware.
Sherman George, exp and tel agt.
Smith Bros, ceneral store.
Siilitli :*Irs J A, General Store.
COLUMBUS. A flourishing incor-
porated city on the C-, M. & St. P. Ly, m
Columbia county. 2^ miles soutaeast ot
Portac'c the county seat.aO from Madison
and i;:! from Milwaukee. Settled in lt^4iJ,
it now contains a lariie flouring mid, ope-
rated by power obtained from Fall creek,
carriage and wagon shops, 2 banks. Bap-
tist Presbyterian, Universahst. Comrrega-
lional, Methodist Episcopal. Welsh Metn-
odist Episcopal, German Lutheran, Ger-
man Methodist and Catholic churches
good schools, a public hall seating CoO, and
2 weekly newspapers, the JUp'iolir.tn and
Bemorrat Live stock and produce are
shipped. Tel., AV. U. Exp., Am. Pop-
ulation, 2,500. J. It. Decker, postmaster.
Adams Micliael C. real estate.
Allshwager U i.'ic Bro, meat market.
Anderson Ole, produce.
Annis II. Vflerinary surgeon.
Babcock Cyrus M, piiysiciau.
Bauchle P, cigar mnfr.
Berdoll Louis, saloon.
Binubam Bros, creamery.
Bi«s"elt Nelson C, tailor.
Bissell Mrs X C, milliner.
Bolilmai\ .V, propr Kaniinm House.
BoIU- H tV: ««oii, Books and Stationery.
Bradley Wni, stuck breeder.
Brauchle Peter, saloon.
Bresee Mrs AV G. dressmaker.
Breuning Gustavus, boots and shoes.
Briese Carl A, wagonmaUer.
Briesen E V, lawyer.
Butler Wm, contractor.
Churchill & Maxwell, dentists.
Churchill & Sexton, grain.
Coles Win G. lawyer.
Cobinihus Mill Co, Hour mill.
Copman A D, railroad agent.
Cook Amusa G, lawyer.
Davies David C. physician.
Davits Lutlicr. umeral store
I l>Ofkfi-.I IS, Propr Uepublican.
Democrat, Parkinson & Eaton proprs.
Dering ^Irs S .1. milliner,
Devsenrotb A Yauman, furniture.
Dodt'e Gilbert T, dry goods.
EarU Miss llattie, arti-t.
Earll Robert W. physician.
Eicbberg "Wm .M, shoemaker.
Erb John, jeweler.
Erhart .John A, harnessmaker.
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VOM
Evans S W A Son, live block.
Everson C \V ic Co, meat market.
Farmers' Home, C K Minnick prnpr.
Fanner!.' and ;*2erf5i!»iU<<' I'liion
Bank (Capital, sIO.OlOi, J E Wheeler
Pres, R S Kockwell Casb.
Farnham, Allen <k Co, lumber.
First National Eank (capital, C-50,000), S
W Chadbouru pres, J R Qoff cash.
Foley J II, livery.
Fuller Bros, general store.
Fuller Mrs D S, music teacher.
Gehrke Otto IJ, barber.
Goodspeed & Birdsey, srorers.
Griffith Miss A E. millmcr.
Griswold Eugene, general store.
Hachett Charles, carpenter.
Hall Hugh, pumps.
Hannemann A J, carpfnter.
Hannemanti Wm, blacksmith.
Harding Wm, painter.
Hein Albert L, blacksmith.
Hewins S E it Son, hotel.
llowartl J(aii!C>i .!, Fliysician.
Ingalsbe Anton W, live stock.
Jackson J A- Co, wagonmakera.
Jones liev J It (.Methodist).
Kanipen House, A Bohlman propr.
Katterhorn Miss Eliza, dressmaker.
Kelly Mrs.Iulia P, pliysician.
Kelsey David I), Ijlacksmith.
Koblitz C, city mar.-hal.
Koch Rev 0 H (Lutheran),
Krause August, cigar mnfr.
Krueger Frederick, baker.
Lavery Jliss Biidget, dressmaker.
Lefflngwell John \V. st.jck Ijreeder.
Limper Rev \, 0 (^fclhodist).
Linrk C, boots and shoes.
Liliick <if<>rt,'0. General Store.
Litz Miss .Sarah, dressmaker.
Long H T, liunber.
Loomis Harvi'y, shoes and grocer.
Loomis Milford, contractor.
Lowlh Edwin, justice.
Lueders & Krause, produce.
WcCouncll Jiimes, tailor.
Manning J S, Hour and feed.
Jlanning Samuel, farm irapts.
Maxwell .John S, lawyer.
Meyers AVm, conper.
Minnick C R, [iropr Farmers' Home.
Mohring Jlichael. tailor.
Moll Christian, restaurant.
Xcwloii Me<!iiiaii S, JIuslcal Instru-
ments.
Parkinson. A- Eaton, proprs Democrat.
Pieper Carl F, black.^milli.
Piutzner Louis, watronmaker.
Prien Charles F, S'wing machines.
Prien John, general store.
Ranger AV, bill poster.
Reese Aaron J, photographer.
Hi'juiblicaii, John R Decker Propr.
Riste Robert T, dentist.
Roacbe Rev Henry J (Catholic).
Roberts & Thiede, blacksmiths.
Rowell Harvey, model maker.
Royce Bros, stock breeders.
RudlolT Gottfried A, barber.
Sawyer Lewis J, hardware.
Schendel Reinhard, milliner.
Sherman Bert, saloon.
Smith Jacob, tailor.
fsicphcijs Oe<»rs.TC W, Lawyer.
Stevens George C, hardware.
Sutton John .J, lawyer.
Swarthout & Ciuickenden, druggists.
Thomas Charles, veterinary surgeon.
Thompson Warren A, farm impts.
Topp John, mayor.
Topp John & Bro, general store.
Turner, Blumenthal & Miller, marble wks.
Vanakan Richard D, contractor.
Vogl Franz, saloon.
Von Briesen Ernst, lawver,
AVahio Albert S, clothing.
Wilier O, saloon.
"Williams J(jhn, druririst.
WilliaitiM <> 6S, Faruiture.
AVilske Frank, produce.
Winter Anton J, harness and trunks.
Winter Mrs .Matthias, hotel.
Wiight Jj A, veterinary surgeon.
Woolnertou Rev I V (.Methodist).
Zick Louis F, blacksmith.
COMMONWEALTH. A stirring
town on tlie C & N. W. Ry, in Florence
county, 1 mile south of Fh.rence, the coun-
ty seat, and 12 from Iron Mountain. .Mich.,
the nearest banking jioiut. I'ljpulation,
.WO. Tel., W. U.' E.xp., Am. J. H.
Kenncy, iiostmaster.
Anderson John, saloon.
like George, saloon.
Carr W F, justice.
Champagne Joseph, saloon.
Commonwealth Iron Co, O C Davidson
8upt, miners.
Hind L H, builder.
Iloltcns A:. Conner, contractors.
Kciiiicy .1 II, Railroad, Express and
Telegraph Agent.
Knight R C, machinist.
Lundwell Andrew, carpenter.
McCraw Prosper, cigars. ' '
JIcKenna Patrick, saloon.
Noall Wm, general store.
Odcll R W, physician.
North Star Ironworks. ) r.il-ncitr. •.nn li.ind«-KuL-in..Ers. Jla.Mni.ts. Knnnders. l!oileriMul>ers.
I Alilsll 3I.I.M Kiel 1 lilM. (O. [- .llill"lii.-lit~, S.in .Mill JliU'lliiiiT) , Miuliie: .Mn.lihuT) , CorlK.s auJ lli--l'
Astiland, - - Wisconsin. ) Sj.eeJ iDsines, EoilerN, I'oiierlrananilttiug .Machlner), etc. Soi- p. ti
&~Ti 1 1 p ff E Q M R .'^ T !=a f^ an.l Turkish Baths nlone, are tlin only rpme.lr that can
liJ BD.i MIATlti.. Sufferers fro?ii llit-jL- alllictions -houiil ll'.l liiL iiAlUS AT J A.NL.'iX ILl.K, >V1S.
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AND BUSINESS DIKECTORY.
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rarmcnter A M, sLerlir.
IVthliuan Victor, bUicksmith.
liriiiicLand A, saloon.
Trip;inier George, saloon.
White F, blacksmith.
Wolz Samuel, mason.
COMSTOCK. On the C, St. P., M.
iC O.IJy, in liarron county, 12 miles uoith-
ViC^t of Barron, the county seat. Bank at
Cunibcrland, G mile': distant. Population,
lno. Mail, daily. .^Irs, Christina Daggett,
])Ostmaster.
CiiUvell E M, carpenter.
C'aihvell James, carpenter,
llo'.ve Andrew, shoemaker.
Jftckson Thomas, live stock.
Jnrgcnson Andrew, carpenter.
Ulson C J, live stock.
Stahl Frank, cooper.
^llp^CJ• JoHcpIi r. Grocer.
CONCORD. A postofflce in Jefferson
county, 1,1 miles norlheasl of Jefferson, the
county seat, and -Ij north of Sullivan, the
nt-arest railro.id station. Oconoraowoo la
'.lie nearest banking point. Population,
I'-K). JIail, tri-weekly.
Concord Dairy Association.
I'upke Charles F, ceneral store.
Forticrook Henry, 'Macksniith.
S'nier L, wagonmaker.
>tol| p_ blacksmith.
S^iko Charles, blacksmith.
}\ iggington n ii, farm impts.
/istrow E"\V, saloon.
CONNERSVILLE. A postofflce on
i'».vrivcr, iuDuuu cuunly, 23 miles north-
^"'e-t of Menomonie, the countv seat and
■'^m location, and 8 north of P.oyceville,
'rie nearest railroad station. Stages lo
Menomonie and Prairie Farm; faies, .si
nml .,ij cents respectively. Population ,,ni).
■ 'an. weekly. F. L. Koberts, postmaster.
'',■' '^ L,& Bro, saw mill.
•t<»l>cr|s r J., General Store, Saw Mill
«nd lihicksmith.
COOK'S VALLEY. A poslofflce in
v...|,p,.\va county, IS miles northwest of
I'llTewa Falls, the county seat, and 7
''■■Uiwest of Bloomer, the nearest railroad
..i.ion and banking point. Stages semi-
\'i-.y to Chippewa Falls; fare, si. Pop.
\. ',■,.'.''; ^•^"^- -^lail, semi-weekly'. H E.
" '^ "iiy, postmas'er.
lUi-.nn p^.,|-.r_ general store.
COOKSVILLE. A village on Bad
Fish river, in Uock county, 20 miles north-
west of Janesvillle. the couuty seat, and 7
northeast of Evausvillu, on the C. &. \\'.
Ry, the nearest railroad station and bank-
ing point. Stages daily to Evansville and
Edgerton; fare, 4 cents per mile. Popula-
tion, 150, Mail, daily. C. H. ^Voodbury,
postmaster.
Graves Wm G, blacksmith.
Leedle W II ;.t Lloyd, (lour mill.
Morgan Thomas, carpenter.
Porter W jM, justice.
Preston & Searles, broom mnfrs.
Robertson John O, general store.
Vanvleck J P, corn planter mnfr,
^\'oodl)ury Churlos li. General
Store.
AVoodbury Mabel C, music te.acher.
COOLIDGE. A postoffice on the N.
P. II. R , in Price county, '.) miles north of
Phillips, the county seat, and 5 south of
Filield, the nearest banking point. Pop-
ulation, 22.'.. Tel., W. U. Exp..NP;
V. P. Alwell, po.stmasler.
Boyiii;;loii &. At well, Saw and Plan-
ing .Mill.
Felch J P. saloon.
Harding II T & Co, jewcler.s.
Seigler P F, railroad, cxp ami tcl agt.
_ COON VALLEY. A village on Coon
river, in Vernon county, !'> miles north-
west of Viroqua, the county seat, and 9
northwest of Westby, tlie nearest railroad
station. Stages daily to Viroqua and La
Cro.s3e. Population, CO. Mail, daily.
S. P. Lier, postmaster.
Enscbrelson John, tailor.
Jensen Kev E (Lutheran).
1/ier Ole. iuslice.
B.icr iV llile. General Store.
Marlhiiison Nicholson, shoemaker.
Xeprud N II & Co, Hour and saw mill.
Paulson Fred, general store.
Stumke John, blacksmith.
COOP.ERSTOWN. A postoffice on
Xi'sliota river, in Manitowoc county, 18
miles northwest of .Manitowoc, the count}-
si-at, nearest rallroail station and hanking
P'lint. Stages tri-weekly to Green Bay and
Two Rivers; fare §1 to either place. Pop-
ulation, 2:)0. Mail, tri-weeekly.
Alice Moses, hotel.
AroiK ,\ll»or«. General Store and Hotel.
Barleliue John, meat market.
Chicago, ilwaoke £ St, M ev.rr; Best and lloitliaesl
mm:m:i mm\m bliiid go., , , ^^^vxr^Acx^u.^s o^
OfficeiFactor,,.^SlLakcSt.,:iIUVAlKU:,V,:s. LBldSl InlprOYSlI iienBi!:!!! BIIULIS.
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WieCONSIX STATE GAZETTEER
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Geimer John, cbetse mnfr,
Golfredsou Bros, farm impts.
Ileise II F, har.ie mnfr.
Kolocljtski TLiiirap.5, hotel.
Metz Martin, l'':ick = mi;h.
Orrtins C!aii'<, Grocer
Pilgur Adolph, blacksmith.
Scballeru B, phy.ciciau.
Seklegemilch E, Hour mill.
Shimeck J, shosiuaker.
Stoinhrccker f-'Siarlcs, Saw Jlill.
Wanish Frauk, geu store, saloon and impts
Zcdiea Fred, hotel.
COEBETT. Chippewa county. Ka„ie
clianred to M'arnci'.
CORNING. A pobt(,ffice in Lincoln
county, 12 milt.^ southwjsl of Merrill, the
county beat, nearest railroad stalitm and
banking point. Population. 50 JIail,
weeklj'. Carl Klebeuow, postmaster.
CORTLAND. A country pottoffice
in Tri-rnpealfau county, 2.5 miles from
■Whilcball, the judicial seat, and 0 from
Arcadia, the nearest banking and sliip-
ping point. A. W . llensel, postmaster
and farmer.
COTTAGE GROVE. On tlio C. &
N. \V. I{y, in Dane county, 12 miles cast
of Madison, the county seat and 7 from
Deertiild, the nearest banking imim. Pop-
ulation, 120. Tel, W. U." i:xp., Am.
Julius F. iSeefe, jioslmaster.
Ariiislr4>ii;;r iV <'<>, Grain.
Brown l!er(, p.iulir^-.
Gaston V C, live stnck.
* Gibbons II li, lunihur and farm imnt.i
Hacker T L, cattle breeder.
Kanouse \\ li, general store.
I.eiiiUiurg J J, cuienier.
Necfe Frank, justice. ,
.Voclc .liiliiis i.'. General Stoic and
Cheese -Mnfr.
North J, live st( ck.
Xorth ^iiss Venice, dressmaker.
Olnian O S, general store.
Peterson (Jsborn, blacksmith.
Hatmau Martin, laundry.
Reynolds D W, hotel and farm impts.
Travis A L, physician.
L'lilioff Kmma, tele'^rraph atrcnt.
Uplioff W'm, railroad and e.\p agent,
"Waif Jolin, live stueii.
COX. On Yellow river, la Chippewa
county, 31 miles norlhea.-t of Chipjiewa
Falls, the county seat and usual banklnj
point, and 16 from Boyd, the nearest ship-
ping point. Slatres to Bovil ; fare, .^l.
Population, 100. 'Mail, weekly. G, \V.
Wilcox, postmaster.
Aasetli L 11, blacksmith.
Rii<i!sell J J, Justice.
CRAFT. On the Wisconsin Central
Line in Chippewa county, 7i miles from
Chippewa Falls, the county stat and near-
est banking point. K\-p,, Am. ilail.
daily. Population, 50. E. B. Craft, post-
master.
CRANDON. The judicial seat of
Forest county, is located on Lake .Malon-
ga, 17i miles northeast of Pelican Lake, 7
from AVall and C- from Crandon lioad, on
the M., St. P. vt .S. Ste. M. Ry, Bank at
Antigo. Settled in L'^Sl, it now contains
a church, a graded school, a saw mill, c.
court house and 2 weekly newspapers,
FortM Lc'ivcs and the /■'■trixi Jicpiifjli'ir.
Stages semi weekly to Pelican Lake; fare,
ijl, .and daily to Crandon Hn.ad ; fare, jO
cents. Population, 2j0. Mail, dady. M.
S. Barker, postmaster.
Bailey G H, pronr Park House.
BarUfi- .TS S tV Co, General Store.
Booth B S, blacksmith.
Burgess \Vm R, cnunty surveyor.
Champion Ideu G, insurance.
(>ook Frank, justice.
DeLoug (.;iosson C, coiuily clerl;.
Forest Leaves, Wm J Xew projir.
Forest Republican. Samuel Shaw propr.
July Rev Father (Catholic).
Laugesen ICrik P, blacksmith.
Marquardt >t Laugesen, general store.
^lasbaum John, hotel and drugs.
Masbaum J M, county ju(i!;e.
^Lat;'.fcl(it Louis, county Iri-nsurer.
Xew Wm .r, propr Forest Leaves.
I'arli Skoiisc, G H Bailey Propr.
Kiggs C ]'"' II. justice.
Roljcrls Steiihen B. saw mill.
Shaw Samuel, propr Forest Republican.
Shay P, register of deeds.
^Vebb R S, clerk circuit court.
"Webb ^Viili3 E, drayman,
Wilson Rev James S (Presbyterian').
Woodbury Edwin O. sheiiil.
Wyman Egbert, law and absttncts.
CREAM. In Buft'alo county, 9 milts
from Alma, the judicial scat, bankini: at) 1
shipjiing point, ilail, tri-weekly. F. -Nick-
el, jiostmaster.
Chicago & Giad Tfyni; Ej, "^"^f.^.l^r^riL
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Haigh D, apiarist.
Jabii Chris, juslice.
Kemp "\V E, farmer.
K'lenrig Julius, slineniaUer.
Lliieolii Co-«>|»cr«l!ve Creamery,
F Nicliel Sec and Mogr.
M;iier "W, butter ivinfr.
Slirncder H, carpeuter.
Sliullz J F, meat market.
Zrozow A, town clerk and justice.
CRETE. A postoQlce on the ^yiscon-
sin Central ;Line, at the crot.sing of tht
M., L. S. & W. Ry, in Winuebat;o county,
IC miles uorthwe.st of 0-hkosh, the county
seat, and 9 norlhwest of Neenuh, tlu; near-
e^-t banking point. Poimlation, 10. fixp.,
U. S. Ttl., W. U. II. II. Hanson, post-
master.
Gurdes ,T B, railroad, cxp and tel agent.
IIIllM^Ull Ci >J, G.-neral Store.
CRIVITZ. The railroad name for
which is Elli.s .Junction, is in IMarinette
county, on the :\I. & >f. K. U., 2'i miles
northwest of Marinette, the seat of justice
and bank location. lVi[iulation, ilOl). E.xp.,
Am. Tel., \V. U. W. T. Uogers, post-
master.
.\lcotl A, telegraph atrent.
iJartels F J, notary public,
lieisker Charles, blacksmith.
Butler-Mueller Co, general store, saw and
planing mill,
nrexicr jo.cppb, blacksmith.
Dunn Robert, aotel.
llawtrey K. railroad and e.xp agent.
Holland Tiraolhy, liotcl.
Mclver John, hut;'!.
UoKcrs W T, District Clerk.
t^chllck George, hotel.
?chliemann Charhitte, general store.
tk'hliemann F J, physiciau.
CROCKER'S LANDING. On the
^\ iscnnsiu river, in I'ortage county, IJ
miles northwest of Stevens' Point, tlie
Judicial seat, and Tj soiilheast of Knowltoii,
0" tlie C, M. & St. P. Hv. Banking
facilities at Stevens' P.dnt, or at Musinee.
lOj miles distant. Mail, weekly. P(.pu-
lalloD, 1,50. S. G. il. Crocker, postmaster.
Crocker Daniel I & Bro, general store.
♦ 'roclivr St; J|, Grocer, Blacksmith
and \Viig,)umaker.
Crocker Vet, dentist.
Manan J L. g,,.C(:r.
n/dlhce .V Ht..adford, saw mill.
^M'lieFM, justice.
CRONK. In Brown county, 11 miles
south of Green Bay, the judicial seat, and
7 from De Pere. Mail, b}- special supply.
C. A. Morrison, postmaster ami farmer"
CROSS. Buffalo county. Xame chaugeil
to Bohri.
CROSS PLAINS, On the P. du C.
div. C, il. A; St. P. Ky, ia Dane county,
15 miles \\esl of Madison, the county seat.
The villages of Foxville, Christiini and
Cross Plains are within a shoit distance
of each other, Chrisliua being the business
centre and Cross Plains llie postoliice.
Population, 500. Tel., \V. U. Kxp., Ad-
ams. F. X. Fredrick, postmaster.
Baer Julia, general store.
Brendler Charles A, blacksmith.
Ifi'CiKilcr Kloiisc, Michael Brendler
Propr.
Broph}' Juhu, justice,
demons & Hall, Henry C Repp mugr,
grain.
Conner John D, railroad, exp and tcl agt.
Dahmen Herman J, gen ttore and saloon.
Ehrman Joseph, meat market.
Esser .Jacob, brewer.
Faust's Brass Band, J F Faust leader.
Faust Joseph, carpenter and furniture.
J->o<l!-ioli r_\, Haruess.Trunks, Sewing
JIachines and Pumps.
Frederick U ]!, printer.
Hartman Rev Joseph (Catholic).
Hering Gustav it Son, flour mill.
Jacobs Herman, mason.
Kerl Edward, blacksmith.
Koch Philip, blacksmith.
Koein Jnhn, blacksmith.
Jjapph-v Bros, musical instruments.
.Marx \Vm it Joseph, blacksmiths.
Mi-yiT Carl, shoemaker and barber.
Prien I[ & Co, geneial store.
Rolfs Henry, Hour mUl.
Ri>=i'bHeh Mrs Gertrude, druL'L'ist.
Seaman fjouis. lumber and live stock.
SIriekfj- .'f3iciia«'l, General Store.
Trager KMbert (J, S'lluou.
TJehfrsezlch Christian, undertaker.
UclHrs( zich Engelliert, saloon.
Uebersi zjch Mrs Mar)', milliner.
Valentine John, shoemaker and grocer.
Virnig A A; Son. saloon and harness.
"Wigant B. apiari.st.
Wolbert Geurge, junk.
Zehnpfenig John, justice and shoemaker.
CRYSTAL LAKE. A postoliice in
Waupaca county, s miles siaithwest of
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Waupaca, the county seat, nearest railroad
station and bmkinc; point. Stages dail\-
to "Waupaca and Saxeville; fare, .jO cents
to either place, Population, 2.j. !Mail,
daily. Sumner Packard, postmaster.
Eaton W S, justice.
CRYSTAL RIVER. A villase in
Waupaca county, :) miles so\itU of Wau-
paca, tlie seal of justice, to whicli point
mail shonld be sent.
CUBA CITY. A village on the C. &
N. W. Ky, in Grant county, 2^ miles
southeast of Lancaster, tlie county seat,
and 11 south of Plattpville, the nearest
banking point. Population, 400. Tel.,
W. U. Exp., Am. J. n. C'ottinsham,
postmaster.
Andrew A B, Ijarber.
Berryman Henry, lumber.
Brewer &, Jeffrey, hotel.
Brown Mrs George, boarding house.
Conlon James, justice.
Conlon M, plasterer.
Conlon Philip, piiinter.
CoHiDuJiain ilrox. General Store,
Jlilliuery and News Agents.
Cuba City Band.
Eustice Bros, general store.
Fiedler Bros, snloon.
Fusch II, builder.
Grinim Philip, shoemaker,
llarker Frank, harne^smaker.
llarkcr .lohn, meat k. ^rket.
HawleyA: Co, grain elevator.
Hendricks & Harris, general store.
Iloskius Wni, luniber'aud lime.
Jeffrey Bros & Blight, general store.
Keiiier Christ, carpet weaver.
Kivlalmn Bros, saloon.
Kivlahan T, feed mill.
Knobe H, hotel.
Bemeaux :Miss, dressmaker.
IjUvc J O, Physician.
McFarlane Bros, druggists.
JIankev \V H, jewelrr
Jlitchell Thomas, blicksmith.
Jlitchell Wm, wheelwright.
Nash & Co. livery.
Palmer & McBride, hardware.
Peacock Miss 11, music teacher.
Beifsteck &, Han is, live stock.
Richards J F, plasterer.
Schmidt J A, cooper.
Smith W T, saloon
Stephens Johu, justice, railroad and cxp
aijent.
Slej»lioii§ Samuel, Printer and Tele-
graph Agent,
Wagner Jacob, saloon.
Walsh John, builder.
Walsh & Kenney, furniture.
Wilson li A i& Co, general store and grain.
CUMBERLAND. On Beaver Dam
lake and on the C, St. P., M. &0. I!v,
iu Barron county, 18 miles northwest of
Barron, the county seat. It v.-as tirst settled
in 1870, and now contains 6 cliurches, a
graded public school employing .") teachere.
2 public hails capable of "seating 500 and
400 each, si public library, a ban!:, l! steam
saw mills, a grist mill, a shingle mill, and
a number of well stocked special and gen-
eral stores, etc. A live weekly newspaper,
the Adroca;,:, is pidilished. Exp., Am.
Tel., W. U. Population, 1,000. Thomas
M. Purtell, postmaster.
Anderson Frank-, meat market.
Kalioook Isaac «, Physician.
Bank of Cumljerlnnd (capital, .■?2..'i00). John
F Miller jires, Charles F Kaik cash.
Baxter John E, carpenter.
Beaver Dam Lumber Co, Cb.auncey W
Griggs prts, Aildison 0 Foster treas.
Becker Adam, confectioner.
Bennett Charles E, lumber.
Beiitson & Johnson (.Martin Bentson, Rob-
ert Johnson), saloon.
Bigelow Frank P, jeweler and books.
Bonett C E, veterinary surgeon.
Broellle Jacob I, eeneral store.
Cole Jlr.s I) II, milliner.
Commercial Hotel. Mrs SE Thomas proj.r.
Comstock Henry S, county judge and law-
yer.
Constance George I, grocer.
Corbett John, blacl;=milh.
Cumberland Advocate, F F Mor_'an cdtr.
Cumberland Band. Thomas I.),irli\' lender.
Cumberl.and Milling Co, () A Bit'an ores.
Frank Algo sec and mngr.
Darby Thomas, shoemkr and leader baud.
Decker .Tohu J. grocer.
Donatellf Wm, grocer.
Doolittle Henry C, meats and justice.
Foote Charles E, dentist.
Foote JIra .May, music teacher.
Frissell George, billiards.
Fuller James II, barber.
Fuller John F, general store and drucs.
Fuller Wm N, lawyer.
Goodman it Corcoran (.Tohn Gooilman,
James Corcoran i.proprs Sherman House.
Hall Wm A, clolliuig and shoos.
Helms Henry, millwright.
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yil^j UiuO Uiid X^uiUhis^t Free. j -.w. , rater succmilw.viW.
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AND BUSINESS DIEKCTORT.
CYL
llevland Cliarles ^Y, baker.
nines Jlary C, confectioner.
Ilopkius Win B, physician.
Hold Cumberland, .J H Kabler propr.
Hufibes ]\Iatbe\v, carpenter.
Hunter Wm L, saw mill.
HynJman JIabel, mus'c teacher.
Irwin George U, stoclv breeder.
Jacobson Peter D, furniture.
Jobnson Peter A, photocrapher.
.lun^blut Hev C L (Catbolic).
Kabler John H, propr Hotel Cumberland.
Kalk Charles F, cash Bank of Cumberland
and insurance.
Kellerman August II, hardware.
Kerby Lafayette, carpenter.
Keyes David II, general store.
Lonqiiist Joliu, drufrgist.
I.nff George L, railroad agent.
.McDowell A L, painter.
.Merchants' Hotel, Tewksbury & Page
piopriJ.
Morgan Fred F, editor Cumberland Advo-
cate.
^torris George, blacksmith.
-"^Iiirphy Hev T F (Congregational).
O'Brien Kale, milliner.
I'eabody Hev A B (Episcopal).
IVase VValter C, phyirician.
Peck Sidney H, mason.
Pnitell Thomas II, postmaster.
Kilnn 0 A & Co (Oic A Hitan, Samuel W
Hines), general store and saw mill.
I'.oberta Wm, saloon and livery.
"'•rhultz Clara .J, drcsniaker.
Srhultz Henry, saloon.
N-hultz Wni, justice of peace.
Sherman House, Goodman & Corcoran
proprs.
"^hipherd Henry P, tinsmith.
Shlpherd H Z, justice,
^lone Ivcr E, merchant tailor.
^^one liev John (. Methodise.
1 ewksbury A-, I'age (Samuel J Tewksbury,
Christopher Page), proprs Merchants'
'Hi'imas Mrs S K, propr Commercial Hotel.
'^_alsli Thomas, city marshal.
\\ Hletman Ficd D, livery.
-\iN(.y HcvL A (Methodist).
>\oltr August, harnessmaker.
\\ oodeock Mrs G L, grocer.
_ CURRAN. Jackson county.
'»ised t: .iich'.eriille.
2>'tnne
CURRAN. A postofflce in Kewaunee
r.'unty. H] inji^g goulhwest of K.'waiinee,
• ■'■judicial seat, and 18 southeast of Green
"*y. .Miiil. tri-weekly.
CURRY. A recently established post-
offlce in Ashland county.
CURTISS. A post village on the Wis-
consin Central Line, in Clark county, 41)
miles northeast of Xeillsville, the county
seat and S* from DnrciiP'^ter, the usual
banking point. Population. 'JdO. Tel.,
W. U. Exp., X. P. A. X. Virch, post-
master.
ArensoD Amund, hotel.
Bass A D, general store and saw mill.
Dorlhljerg John, carpenter.
Hanson J 'SI, caijienter.
Kademan Richard, mason.
Lang Herman, mason.
Maxam L L, railroad, e.xp and tel agent.
Mechlett Henry, blacksmith.
Olson Andrew, sahinn.
Viroli .4, X, General Store, Hay and
Justice.
GUSHING. A postotlice in Polk
county, 20 miles north of C'sceoia Mills,
the county seat, and 11 from .St. Croix
Falls, the nearest railroad station and
banking point. !Mail, daily. £. A. Smith,
postmaster and farmer.
CUSTER. On the Whsconsin Central
Line, in Portage county, 8 milts east of
Stevens' Point, the county stat and nearest
banking point. Popul'ition, 00. Tel.,
W. U. 11. W. Manslield, postmaster.
Klinski Frank, proilucc.
Kluck Joseph, hve stock.
Kokovitch Stephen, blacksmith.
Krouth A, railroail, exp and tel agent.
Lukasavage George, blacksmith.
Lukasavage J, produce.
Mauslield Henry W, hotel and grocer.
Peaurla L' J, grocer.
Slniartzmyi-r Hev J D (Catholic).
"W'inslow Mark, justice.
CYLON. A postoftice on Willow
river and on the Wisconsin Central Line,
in township of same name. St. Croix coun-
ty, 28 miles northeast of Hudson the coun-
ty seat, and 9 northeast of Xew Kichmond,
the nearest Isankiug point. Eip., X. P
Tel., ^V. U. Population, T.".
Adgate L J, general store.
Beebe F M, feed mill.
Breckenridge 11, grocer.
Goodrich E. wagonmakcr.
LeeThoiTias J, hardware.
JlcGrath Wm, blacksmith.
^feEgfl & Giand ]mi P.|,
The Favorite Route East
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A\'ISCOXSIX STATE GAZETTEKK
DAX
McXamara J F, shoes.
■ I\IoshcT &, Co, train.
riaiith L A, saddler.
DACADA, A post villase in Sheboy-
gan count}-, o4 miles north of ^Milwaukee,
20 southwest of Sheboygan, the county
seat. "3 east of Kandom Laiie, the nearest
railroad slatiou and 12 northwest of Port
» U'asbiiigtoH, the nearest bankinj; point.
Pi^pulation, 2.j0. ifail, tri-weekly. JI.
L. Schmiuler, postmaster.
Dahm Matthew, blacksmith.
Dt'picsse .Facob P, ^'eaeral store.
Crasser ^Nicholas, cheese mnfr.
Jungcrs J, wagonmaker,
Uiesterer Joseph, shoemaker.
Sclii!ii<Ucr J, General Store, Hotel
and Furniture.
Schons Peter, blacksmith.
Weller Louis, shoemaker.
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DAKOTA. A village on the Mechan
river, in Dakota towniliip, Waushara
County, 8 miles southwest of "Wautomu,
the county seat, 10 southeast of Colonia
Station, the nearest railroad point, and 10
from Princeton the nearest Ijaiiking point.
'Slaves semi-weekly to Hichford and
C^>loina Station. Populatiou, ."lU. .Mail,
semi-weekly. Mrs. L. .T. Crandall, post-
master.
Criii:<Iull I^Zrs ff.. J, Grocer and Hotel.
Graiiisc .iuliu--. sa'v and feed mill.
Gult.che Edward, general store.
Hill V G. justice.
Huberts W L, general store.
Tetsla\ifL' Herman, .saw milt.
DALE. A viiliige on the Wisconsin
Central Line, iu township of sinne n mie,
(.)utaganiie county, 1:^ miles west of Ap-
pleton, the coimty seat and usual hanking
point. PopuUitiou, 12-5. 'i'el., W. U.
I'^xp., N. P. John Leppla, postmaster.
Bottrell Tiicluird, justice.
("annon Samuel, cheese mnfr.
(.'lemons Fred, f:.ini unpts.
f'ean D W . rlieoe bu\er.
Delong W W, carpenter.
Drews Albert, cheese mnfr.
Grossmaun .\ugiisl, carpenter.
Orossmann Henry, mason.
Heni.'r \Vm H, carpenter and mason.
Iluellle Ferdinand, wagonmaker.
llurth Peter, hotel.
ICueliul A F, saloon.
Lawrence Ertt, shoemaker.
I.<C|M>I:( .Joiili, General Store and Farr.;
Implements.
Lobdeli John, blacksmith.
Blayer Joseph, notary puljlic.
Nelson B & A. cheese mnlrs.
Otis George W. saloon.
Otis W E, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Schuyder Joseph, cheese miifr.
Speugler W H, geneial store.
Wittlintrer Charles, cheese mnfr.
DALLAS. On Pine creek, in Barmn
county, 1-1 nules south of Barron, the jii-
dicial seat and usual hanking point, and 1.'
from Chetek, the nearest ship|>ing poiut.
Population, To. Tri-weckly mail stage to
Chetek. K. Espeseth, postmaster.
Anderson James A, llour and saw mills.
Christianson Ole, shoemaker.
Kspt's-L'lli EkiiiKit, General Store.
Foster W S, general store.
Freeing Ole, tailor.
Gilstadt &, Durand, general store.
Grauum M O, cabiuctnial;er.
Hoj't Bros, wagonmakers.
PkUisell I) A, county surveyor.
Sevtrson Samuel, blacksmith.
DALY. On the C. M. & St. P. Kv.
in W'fiod connlv, 21 miles southwest '1
Grand Hapuls. tiie seal of justice and usu u
banking point. Population, oO. Mail,
daily. H, A. Sampson, postmaster.
Balcli Jiihn, cranberry grower.
Cross A N, cranberry grower.
Cumniin!;s Mrs C, cranberry grower.
Daly iV Hilliipsoii, General Store aiiii
Saw and Planing .Mills.
Ingrahani J E, cranberry grower.
Kline Charles, cranberry grower.
DANCY. Formerly known as Hutch
inson, is a lumiiering settlement on I •■
Wisconsin Valley div. of the C , M ct ::
P. Uy, in I^Iaralhon county, 21 miles pi"--,,
of Wausau, the judicial seat, and 7; frOfr"
Mosinee, the nearest banking point. Exp
Am. Tel.,W. U, Population, oOO. E.J
Welland, postmaster.
Altenburg A Stoddard, saw mill.
Bampton Frank, justice of peace.
Bearss F E, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Dinwoodie D C, grocer.
Kittleson Rev 0 (CongrcgatiMnalt.
KuoUer George G, saloon and lumber.
La Du Willis, grocer.
Leitz August, saloon.
Marion John L, general store.
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>,cgclUc, Petsy A; Co, Saw .Mil
WLeiiton L, ties, posts, etc.
Wood A J, saw mill.
DANE. On the C. & N. W. Hy. in
Dine county, 16 milep northwest of Madi-
son, the county seat and usual banking
point. E.\-p.. Am. Tel., W, U. Popu-
lalloD, 200. M. O'Dwyer, postmaster.
Acker George, saloon.
Aiilialt JF, Ilarnc.ssMiaker.
Ilevirri Peter, Faloon.
Chrlstman Mrs Fannie, saloon.
Clemens Bros, carpenters.
Glomes 5Irs J, milliner.
Coward F C. railroad, e.'cp and tel agt.
Dickart A, meat market.
Dobm W A, live stock.
Grettinger Picv M (Catliolic).
Heir A;^Statz, windmills.
.Tacobson Ole, slioemakcr.
Karls M B, general store.
Knuteson A^ blacksmith.
Kolbes Bros, general store.
Laur Nicholas, saloon.
Lockwood John, produce.
Meek George A, WHgonmaker.
Moran D I), iiliyticiaii.
O'Dwjcr ri2, General Store and Jus-
lice.
Stalz Bros, saloon.
Iowa county. See
DANVILLE.
CM.
DANVILLE. A post village on Craw-
fish river, in Dodge county, IG miles south-
west ot .Tuncau, the county seat, 1 from
Elba, its railroad alation, and li from Co-
lumbus, the bai klui; point. Populatiuu,
-jO. Tel., W. U. E. U. Walker, post-
master.
Brainaril Rev J C (Metliodist).
Breyer C. carpenter.
Dongau fj, railroail, express and tel agent.
Orueneberg W, carpenter.
Henry C M, saloon.
Lang Henry, wagonmaker.
Marquette A, blacksmith.
Murphy E, justice of peace.
K'Klvleman it .Jaenors, ilour mill.
Miilker A;. *.'<». General Store, Lumber
and Planing JUU.
DARBELLAY. In Kewaunee couu-
'y, '-.'1 miles uorihwest of Ivcwauuee, the
couuty Seat, and 20 from Green liay, the
neartst railroad point. Ahnapce is the near-
_t Idiuklng point Mail, daily. .Toscph
ery, postmaster and general store
DARBOY. A postoflice in Calumet
county, 24 miles northwest of Clinton, the
county seat, and 4j southeast of Applelon,
the nearest railroad station and banking
point. Settled in LSIO, it contains a Cath-
olic church and Catholic and district
schools. Population, 400. Mail, tri-week-
ly, Henry Von Vorst, poslmasler.
Hopensberger Peter, saloon.
Schoell Kev M (Catholic).
Schumacher .Tohn, saloon.
Schwalbach Gi^'irge, justice of peace.
Villi Voi>l Blciiry, General Store.
Wirtz George, cheese mnfr.
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DARIEN. A stirring village on the R.
& S. W. div. C, M. it St. P. Ily, in town-
ship of same name, Walworth county, 9
miles southwest of Elkhoru, the county
seat, and 4 southwest of Uelavan, the near-
est banking point. It contains 3 churches,
a school, 2 clevatois and a creamery.
Shipments, butter, cheese, liay, oats and
barley. Population. 500. Tel., W. U.
Exp., Am. E. E. Park, postmaster.
Barker Lumber Co, H E Seaver mngr.
Bassler .Tudson, harnessmaker.
Bassler Mrs J S, milliner.
Chrislie George, suiiervisor.
Clongh Bros (Darwin P and Wm E), live
stock.
Clough D P, supervisor.
Clough Wm E, town treasurer.
Cronan Jerry L, blacksmith.
Dykeman Henry, shoemaker.
Fisk John, mason.
F.ii^el John, harnessmaker.
Frank Henry, tailor.
Gale James, carpenter.
Gile U Austin, agent C, M .t St P Ry.
Hastings L E, supervisor.
Heyer jMiss Emma, music teacher.
Hcyer J Jacob, hardware.
llullister Lorenzo I), constable.
Hordir A- Heed (August H Ilortler, George
L Heed), meal market.
Johnson Mrs Frank, physician.
Johnson Juseph, as^-'cssor.
Joliii>oii .1 a A. Son (John B and
Fianl;), (irainand Feed.
Juhnson J J it Co (John J Johnson, B II
Welch), general store.
Johnson Seth T. propr Saxtrm House.
Jollll^Oll iV CiilluTt (Joliu 15 John-
son, John Gilbert), Baled Hay and
Straw.
Jones Abijah, constable.
Lathrop George F, general store.
LIuderaaun Charles, saloon.
IhicapiMilmu'see tUt, Paol Ry/Lt'It'Westaod Mmi
iLLiiiois mm fi
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WISCOXSIN STATE GAZETTEER
DAR
Miserez Peter J, shoemaker.
Mulks G Washintr'iOQ, justice.
Munsou Charles 11, blacksmith.
Miskern Fratik C, apiarist.
Odell Eugene D, ji:ilice.
Owens John II, Ciirpeuter.
Park Edwin E, postmaster.
Peebles A; Gilliland (James S Peebles,
Andrew W Gillib.ud), cheese mnfrs.
Rood J F, physician.
Saxton House, S T Johnson propr,
Saxton Isaac L, horse breeder.
Seaver Bros (James E and Kodneyj, gro-
cers.
Seaver Horace E, mngr Barker Lumber
Co.
Smith Edwin IT, justice.
Stariu Jlrs O C, carjiel weaver.
Strjdicr James, con?tal)le.
Thomas Lewis, mason.
Vanderhoot John M, smiu and feed.
Waite Isaac X, carpenter.
Waite Lucius C, liarber.
Williams David, ju.stice.
Williams D & Co (DeLosa Williams, Hiley
S Young), drur;g!sts.
Winters Lorenzo D, overseer of highways.
Wright Mrs Ilullie, millini/r.
Wright .Merrick, farm iinpt,.
Young Kiley S, town clerk.
DARLINGTON". The juddcia! scat
of LaFayette county, in the ceulur of
which it is situated, is an important .'=tatioa
on the C, M. & St. P. liy, loG miles
southwest of -Milwaukee, 0 southeast of
Calamine, 10 northwest of Gratiot Junc-
tion, and I'lO southwest of Madison, Ex
celleut water power 1^' afforded by the
Pecatonica river, and tlie city now con-
tains several large flour mills, a foundry
and machine shop, 'i banks, j'.aptist. .Meth-
odist, Catholic, Congregational and lOpis-
copal churches, good sciiools and Ij weekly
newspapers, the lu'/iiiblirun, Ihc Democrat —
Register and the Jo'ii-jutl. Tlic city Ims a
fine mineral spring. Gooil liotel accom-
modation, the Meehan Kotel being iirst-
class in its appointments. Darlington is
SUrro\ind(d by an cxcfcllent farming coun-
try. Wheat and live stock are the piin
cipal shipments, and land i.s worth from
^20 to s^liO per acre. Stages semi-weekly
to Argvlo and Monroe. Poindation. 1.700.
Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. James Driver,
postmaster.
Anderson J Wesley, dentist.
Barlow P D & E G (Pheris D and Edward
G), general Storc.
Chicap k Gfand Trun.^ H
Barnes Bros (pjdward T and Henry AV!.
proprs Democrat-Register.
Berglund Olaf, b.arlier.
Blackbitrii .Soliii, Justice of the
Peace and Insurance ; UepresentioL'
First-Class Companies; Collections
:\Iade.
Blair John C, physician.
Blakely Charles, blacksmith.
Bottomly Charles, drayman.
Boyle Miss Mary, milliner.
Boyle Peter, hotel.
Boyle ifc Collins, lumber.
Breen & Schartz (John Breen, George
Scharlz), saloon.
Brown Henry L, propr Darlington Journal.
Brown John, shoen-od;er.
liruce James H, hardware.
Buche Gu?tave, saloon.
Burns-Clegg Mrs ilary A, photngrapher.
Callahan Bros (Patrick and Johni, saloon.
Carey Chailes H, physician.
Churchill Jlalcnlm S, jeweler.
Citizens' Isalional Bank (capital, s.")0,0001,
James Judge i>res, George '^ West cash.
Clementsou George, circuit judge.
Cone Ilarrj' J. meats.
Conley Michael, grocer.
Coiilcy tV BEi'<sok'i (Patrick IT Conley.
Thomas J Brooks), Lawyers and Xota-
ries Public: Collections Prompily At-
tended to.
Connel! Timothy, boots and shoes.
Cornelius Frank, furniture.
Darlington House, Joseph Proctor propr.
Darlington Journal. II L Brown propr.
Darlington Rejiublican, J G >Ionahan
propr.
Democrat-Register, Barnes Bros proprs.
Demutb John, saloon.
Di.xou .Mrs Charles A, milliner.
Driver Bros (Kobert H ami Joseph B),
general store.
Driver James, jiostmaster.
Driver Joseph B, druggist.
Driver Jo=ci>lius, tailor.
Duncan Frank (', general store.
Farmer John, saloon.
Farriugton John B, general store.
Ferguson Frank L, dentist.
First National liank (capital, .■550.0001,
Philo A Ortou pres, George S Anthony
cash.
Gallagher John, carpenter.
Giiberlson Gilbert, mason.
Gleasou Thomas, auctioneer.
Gordon Frank, jjhotographer.
Gray Henry H, real estate.
Gray Warri-n, nursery.
Green Rev Henry M i^Kpiscopnl).
The Favorite Route East
VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
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Greeu Zimri B, grnrcr.
Green ifc Foolit tZiraii B Green, Cluis
Footit), poultry.
Guhl Chris, restaurant.
Halloran Edward, Ij.ardware.
Hamilton Bobert, lire stocl:.
llannon Rev M (Catholic).
Harrison & Yeager (John Harrison, Charles
Yeaser), blacksmiths. ]
Hebenstreit George, carpenter.
Hofniann Matthias, furniture.
Holway liarry, livery.
Hooper "Walter ,J. lawyer.
Hotel ^SccSiiHi, Jolin I\Iee)iftn Ptopr;
the Only First-Chis.s Hotel in the City.
(>Ve ado, hclow )
Huntington Myron L, physician.
ilurd Rev A (Congregational.
Iiigraliam Nathaniel I), plasterer.
Ketfe James, grocer.
Ktyes J Ezra, carpenter.
ICydd \Vm II, veterinary .surgeon.
f^umb Frederick A, barlier.
LriDgford Charles, barber.
Law WilBon H, notion.^.
I^each Thomas, dry goods.
Lee Mrs GenrL'C, (Iris.-maker.
Lewie Philip, Larbt-r.
-McAllistur Andrew, re!,taurant.
McGlnley John, insurance.
-■^IcOuigan Robert, saloon.
MeManuis Sylvester, boots and shoes.
Mann Henry L. car)i(;uler.
Marshal! t.t'orKC A, I^awycr, Ab-
stracter and Justice of ]'eace; "the Only
Complete Set of Abstracts in La Fayette
County.
Mnr«!iiill ^t r. Notary P\ililic.
Martin James, city marshal.
;\[artin ]\Ir3 J H, milliner.
Martin & Wil,':on (Harrj^ C Martin, Robert
Wilson), I aw vers.
niecliaii Joliii, Propr Hotel Meehan.
{See adc, btluic.)
Meyers Samuel, clothing.
Miller August, tailor.
Miller Everett, grocer.
Jlonahan James G, propr Darlington Re-
publican.
Morris AVni, jeweler.
Mosher & Corey (Abrain Mosher, Robert
Corey), saloon.
Nash Llenry C, ciirpenter.
Nichols Richard, livery.
O'Neil Thomas, blacksmith.
Orton & Oiborn (Philo A Orton, Charles F
Osliorn), lawyers.
Peck Walter W , physician.
Pierce k, Brooks (Charles L Pierce, Henry
Brooks), meals.
Polkinghom John, music teacher.
Proctor Joseph, propr Darlington House.
Reed John, blacksmith.
Roberts Jliss Ella, milliner.
Robinson John G, feed mill.
Roy John B, lianlware.
Russell Charles !I, )>hysiciau.
Schreiter David, harness.
Seaile T H Sz Co, lumber.
Smith Asliburj- Y,, physician.
Smith !Mrs Morris, dressmaker.
Stevens Ellie R, grocer.
Swtarcnfren Edward R, R R and exp agt.
Swift Ji.hn V, druggist.
Turner George W, blacksmith.
HOTKL
EEHAN
(rornicrly M'liiiiiiaii FBoiisc.)
JOS^r^ LIEEHAjJ, Proprietor.
RATES, $2.00 PER DAY.
The o.nly First-Class Hotel in the City. Hot and
Cold Baths. Good Sample Rooms in the House.
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Van Wngenen James II, grocer.
Van 'WsL'enen &■ Son (Henry and Everett),
dnigLHsts.
Wallls \Vm B, wagontnaker.
Weaver 11 J, drayman.
Welsh ifc Doylr; (John Welsh, James
Doyle), livery.
Wiesel Philip, baker.
Williams Richard II, farm in;pts.
Williams Wm N, vragonmaker.
Wilson Roliert J, county j'lidse.
Woodlmrj- Alfred 0, apiarist.
Wood Robert, tailor.
Wren Michael, shoemaker.
Wuuderle Frank, bottler.
Yeagcr Isaac, blacksmith.
DARROW. A postotlicG in Jackson
county, 17 miles northwcFst of Black River
Falls, the county seat, and 6 northwest of
Merrillou, the nearest railroad station.
Black River Falls is the nearest banking
point. Population, .'jO. Mail, semi-week-
ly. John Jl. Patlridge, poslmaster.
Judldus Klbrii'i.'-o, justice of peace.
Pallridye John M, Constable.
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DAETFORD. A beautifully .situated
village lui Green lake, in Oreeu Lake
county, of wliich it is the judicial seat, Tf!
miles northwest of Milv.'aukee, and 0 west
of Ripon, the nearest bankiiig point, and
H fr(ua Green Lake, on the C. & >i'. AV.
Ry. Pupulation, >100. Tel., W. U. Exp.,
Am. J. II. Brooks, postmaster.
Rildwiu Thomas A. meat market.
Tieckwilh Sandfiird, propr Sherwood
Forest.
Hoycu Mrs Lydia S, laundry.
Hriggs \\'illiam C, general store.
lii'ooliM Joliii II, .Mngr Telephone
Exchange.
Brooks Jolni R. steamboat owner.
Brooks M \V A J '.' (Milo Waud John R),
general store.
C'liapel J M, rcgisl:T of derils.
Clark Cienr'je L, eiuar nini'r.
Clark & IJiooks (C4 L Clark, ,1 li Brooks),
steamboat owners.
Crablree Thomas J, black=milli.
Kversz Rev M L (Methodist).
Ila'^elliue Charles P. pr^pr The Oakwood.
Hill Itazo R. propr Spring Orovc House.
Ilofl' liilian, county supt of schools.
lIo\yard Alban Z, physician.
Kiesel Carl, .oaloon.
l>!iUo S3oi]«r, DeloR Morris Propr.
Long j;dwiii A. general store.
McConnell .John C, lawyer.
^IcDoaaid Alexander, county surveyi.r,
^McDowell Julius A, town clerk.
Jilalcolm David J, justice.
Millard J Edmund, county judge.
Millard J L, district attorueV.
SJorris I>eIo<i. Propr Lake House.
Oakwood The, Charles P ila/.eltine propr.
Olin Lorenzo D. boots and shoes.
Osborn Isaac H, blacksmith.
Peterson Walter A, boots and shoes.
Pleasant Point House, Q A & J L Ro;i
proprs.
Reilley Daniel, billiards.
Hoot's Hotel, V Root propr.
Ross G A & J L (George A and James L'.
proprs Pleasant Point House.
Sarcent C L, coroner.
Schuebly H &, Co (Hiram Schnebly, Wash-
ington Libby), millers.
Sherwood Forest, Sandford Bcckwitu
propr.
Sherwood John D, sorghum mills.
Smith E C, member Assemblv.
Smith Wm J, railroad, exp aiid te! agent.
Spring Grove House, H R Hill propr.
Swotting .1 V, clerk circuit court.
Teske GustaV, county treasurer.
Thrall Leverett G, barber.
Warnke JIartin, sheritT.
Weudtland E J, county clerk.
AVhecler Mrs Lydia (;. drufgisl.
'Wliitiiiir J>>.r:i T, Livery and 'Bus
Line; Patentee AVhitinc's Hot Air Drum
(.Vtv arte, oj'p chi.^^ijh.l litnhcare.)
Yahr F T, Slate senator.
DAVIS. In Dunn county, 7 miles
nnrlhwLSt of Meuomiuie, the judicial E>'a:
and nearest buidiiiu'; point, and -1 fro':;
Kuapp, the nearest railroad station. Mail,
weekly.
DAY. A farm house postolTiee in Clark
county. ;U milts south of Neillsville, the
Cciuntj' seat, nearest railroad station aaii
l)anking point. Sta;;e.s semi-weekly to
Keillsville. Populaticui, l.'."). ^lail. semi-
weekly. Daniel C. Nell, postmaster.
X('i!'S>asiit'l (', t'armer.
iNelV ,Mnv, genend More.
Preaher Pharos, blacksmith.
DAYTON. A village on Sugar river,
in Green county, '.}2 miles northeast ol^
Monroe, the judicial seal, 12 northwest ol
Evansville, the nearest banking point, and
3 from Belleville, the neare.-t shipping'
point. Stage daily to Belleville. Popula-
tion, 225. Mail, daily. James Root, post-
master.
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Course "WarreD, carppiiicr.
C'ubben Fred, cheese miifr.
I'liDniDghara Jerry P, cjeueral store.
Dayton ^Jercaiitilo Association,
General Store.
Faulkes Kdward O. harness and barber.
Friday Samuel, cheese mufr.
G.^sselt J L, creamery.
Jackson Joseph &, Son. flour mill.
Jordan & Co, cheese mnfrs.
O'Oonneil Jlohn, Mnijr Dayton Mer-
cantile Association.
Voegly F, hotel.
Wackman & Piutty, blacksmiths.
Welch M F, stone mason.
DEANSVILLE. A village on the
CM. ifc St. P. Uy, in Dane county, ly
miles northeast of Ma iison, the county
s.'at, and G from Waterloo, the nearest
hanking point. Population, 1.':.0. Tel ,
W. U. Exp., Am, U. P. Smith, po.-t-
master.
Il'igman U, railroad, exp andtel agt.
>'iiiilli H I*, Genera! Stoic.
\Va!ertown Elevator Co, Wra Jlc^ieal
rnugr, grain dealers.
DEBELLO. A postoUice in Vernon
county, 41 miles east of Viroqua, the
cni'.nty scat, and 10 miles southwest of
\Vonevi-oc, the nearest railroad station and
banking point. Population, .50. ilail,
Iri-weekly. Ellas Kegley, postmaster and
general store.
DECORA PRAIIUE. In Trempea-
leau county, IS mi,r,^ snutii of Whitehall,
the juilicial seat, and :!f from Galesville,lhe
ueare.'it shipping and banUinij point. Stages
I'l Galesville and Xoitli Pend; fares, "P.O
cents iind 70 cents respectively. Popula-
tion. •>(![). Mail, semi weekly". S. Butauui,
P 'stmaster.
■\'!uusN.>ah, blacksaiitb.
(Ciiiiiiini Stnrlv, .fusiicc, Uorsc, Mule
"lid Cattle Breeder.
J '"jU Mary J, dre<^-m.Hker.
'• .vi.-ciii John, farmer.
I>;ek \V, ^eteIinary surgeon.
J^-rwiu John, miner,
r isber U, carpenter an<l wagonmaker.
<i.iv,.r Uoben, traiiper.
•-'ini.'OQ James, miner.
DEEBBROOK. Formerly known as
"•■'■ve, i.s hualed on the Eau Claire river
'. it W. ]iy, in Lan-
s northeasi of Antiuo,
the judicial seat and nearest bankinc point.
Tel.,W.U. Exp , r. S. Population,
'iw. D. Dexter, postmaster.
Chadek Bros, wagonmakers.
5><'xlcr S> cV, to. General Store.
Fisher John, justice.
Gillas D & J, saw mill, '.?| miles n e.
Hafner T, hotel and saloon.
Hardie II, railroad, exp and tel agent.
Ilarlow tfc Luce, saw mill.
Ileuil Frank, general store.
Sawyer T, hotel,
Schotte Charles, blacksmith, 2i miles n e.
DEERFIELD. On the C. & N. W.
By, in Dune county, 17 miles east of Madi-
son, the county seat. It contains 2
churches, a bank, a steam feed mill and a
creamery. Population, 300. Exp., U. S.
Tel., W. U. S. G. Andrus, postmaster.
Anderson Mrs Christ, milliner.
Anderson Jens, flour and feed.
Andrus Sylvester G, postmaster.
Bank of Dcerfield (capital, slO.OOO), I O
Brictson pres, II B Fargo cash.
Brictson Ingebrict O, leaf tobacco.
Brictson John I, dry goods.
Brictson Jiilin O, druL'L'ist.
Deerliekl House. H 1; i(.)W propr.
S)o!iiy. tunics !■;, Hardware.
Ei'.'hmy House. George Eighmy propr.
Ge^ricke Otto, blacksmith. '
Grinde Peter B, justice.
Grinde it llolman (Peter B Grinde, Nels
llolman), lumber.
Ilelgeson Bros (Hubert and Thomas),
meat market.
Ilelmick.s it Uodby (fjdwin Ilelmicks, 01c
C Bodhy), general store.
How Henry B, propr Deertield House.
Kirkland James, painter.
Klinefelder Henry G. lesif tobacco.
Ivnudsen Andrew H, barber.
Kuudseii Bros (Knud II and Andrew H),
restaurant.
Larson Is'els 0, hardware.
Moscl Frank, harness.
Nelson Aleck, general store.
Nelson AS'm, lawyer.
Prescott Bros iWm and John), tailors.
Kesland Nels L, leaf tobacco.
Boach & Seeber. crean'.ery.
Butlin & Kesland (John" J and Knud J
Rullin, Nela L Kesland), leaf tobacco.
Simonsen Simon E, leaf tol)acco,
Skaar Andrew O, shoemaker.
Spallord Ernst, barber.
Sponbol/. Herman, tailor.
Thompson Ivnud, wa!;oiimaker.
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Voog K M ifc Co (Knud M Voog, Andrew
Christiausen), general ftore.
White E AV, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Williams Neis E, feed mill.
DEER PAEK. A stirring village on
the C, St. P., M. &. O. R3-, in St. Croix
county, 24 mile? northeait of Hudson, the i
county seat, nnd 10 northeast of New Rich- I
mend, the nearest bankint; point. Popu-
lation, 100. Tel.,W. U. E.xp., Am. A. il
Larson, postmaster.
Anderson Anton, meat market.
Helleson Paul, physician.
Larson A HI, General Store.
Larson Julia, milliner.
Larsoa Martin, painter.
Olson J C. grocer.
Rickmire iTlv, grocer.
Sakrisou Charles, groceries and shoes.
Sakrisou E, harness.
Thompson Charles, waconmaker.
Vinnson S, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Walby T, blacksmith.
DE FOREST. Also kno-n-n as North
Windsor, is a village on the C. JI. & St.
P. Ry, in l)aue county, 1-1 miles north of
Madison, the county seat and nearest bank-
ing point. Stages tri-weekly to East Bris-
tol and semi-weekly to Norway Grove.
Population, 300. Tel., W. U. E:;p., Am.
George Durkee, postmaster.
Anderson Jolin, carpenter.
liakev John, mason.
Bertram J II, jihysician.
Boelim F, cencral stcjre.
Brue Nels U, tree a^rent.
Culler II B, livestock.
Dahl N L, general store and hotel.
Durkee F, pouliry bn tder.
Durkcc iivfi;,',v. Insurance Agent.
Engeselte .1, h.iiil'.vare.
Grinde II S, railroad agent.
Ilafford John, ciieese mufr.
Hanson Anna, dressmaker.
Hanson J E, feed and planing mill.
Holum () S, notary'
llolum Mrs O S, niu.sic teacher.
Holum Peter, blacksmith.
Kletth Joliu .V, sliocmaker.
Knutson Hans, machinist.
litiiilsoii 8», Blacksmith and Hotel.
Mack Genrtr .1, harncssmaker.
^lalstfad -Vtidrew, general store.
Peterson Su::ie, dressniHinr.
Tobie Walter, exp and tel agent.
DEKORRA. A postotBce in Colur.-.
bia county, tj miles south of Portage, i! .-•
count}' seat, and 2+ west of Ilartman. ;!,►■
nearest railroad station. PortaL's is t!.u
nearest banking point. Population, 'd~>.
Jlail, semi-weekly. David JlcCulioch.
postmaster.
Fulton .John, general store.
^IcCiillocii B>avi4l, Blacksmith.
McKenzie John, flour mill.
Pearall S, hotel.
DELAEIELD. A village on B.irk
river, in WnuUcslia county, 12- miic^
northwest of Waukesha, the judicial sea;,
24 from Xashotah, on the C, M. ifc St. P.
Ky, the nearest railroad station, and .j from
fJconomowoc. the nearest liankinc pnict.
Population, o.JO. Mail, daily. J. Kiilmer.
postmaster.
Gillespie & Jacques, millers.
Halfer J J, hardware.
llahn Jacob, meat market. .
Heuges Charles, boots and shoes.
Jacriues Wm .M, justice of peace.
fiiiliiior .Soliii, General Store.
Kunz Louis, hotel.
JCunz W E. hotel and livery.
Lugviel Christian, lilaeksmith.
Nolbohn Wm, miller.
Perkin^^ & White, hotel.
St John's ^Military Academy, Rev S T
Smythe head master.
Smith Martin. carj>enter.
Vanderpool Bros, general store.
DELAVAN. A prosperous incorpor-
ated villaire in ^\'alwortll countv, on the
It. & S. W. div. C, .M. &, St. P. P.y. '>
miles southwest of Elk Horn, tlje county
seat, and (32 southwest of ^lilwaukee.
Delavan Lake, 2 miles southeast, is a
favorite summer resort for boating and
lisliing. with handsome residences and
ample hotel accommodation. First settled
in 1830, it now contains Baptist, C atliolic.
Congregational, j;pi.-copal and IMellioiii-t
Episcopal churches, a high .school, a lloiir-
isiung dental college, 2 Inmks, 2 hotels, tlie
Wisconsin Institute for the Deaf atd
Dumb, 2 wind -mill and jiump factories, a
Dour mill, a grain elevator, a fi.uudry. a
creamery, a tack factory, 2 weekly news-
papers, the JRcpiibliriin and the En'/erpri^t :
also the ll'i.vfl/i.fi'/i Tinun. pul)lished during
the school sessii>n. The products of the
above mentioned mills and factories, witli
grain and live stock, are shipped. Laini
in the immediate vicinity averaires s;?-") I'er
Ctiicap S Gfand ]ml i]y,
The Favorito Route Ec
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acre, Exp, Am. Tel, ,A\'. U. Telt-phnne
cxcljange. Popiilati(Ti, 2,0(10. H. T.
.•^l(lrp. postmaster.
AtlHins '^V (i, Cigar JInfr.
Andrus Jliss Nettie, coufcctioner.
Barlow Silas V, farm inipts.
Boruer & Jlemliiis (Ferdinand Borner,
Herman ^Meiidius), creamery.
Briggs Harmon A, horse breeder.
Burns Matbew X, harness.
CiliKons' ISaiik of il>olnvnn (Capi-
tal, $25,000 1, y liees Lal.:;r I'res, T I'
James Vice-Pres, FA F Williams Cash;
Collections a Spccinltv.
Cochrane "W A, prof Wis School for the
Deaf.
Collins Greenleaf W, rangr Slrow Park
Hotel.
Collyer Fletcher, act Am TCxji Co.
Delaiiy John I?,, Propr l.,ake Lawn
House.
Delavaii KiitcrinUe Tlic, Hiram
T Sharp Propr.
Delavaii CI<nisc. E M Strow Propr.
Delavan Mill Co, Morris Horton, Levi B
Hicks, George H Sa.\tori proprs.
Devendorf Daniel B, physician.
Dinsmore & Holmes (James H Diusmore,
Jonatlian B Holmes), grocers.
Fiizer Isaac Y, marshal."
Cavett^Iartin, clothing.
Hi.'gins Uoherl C, carriage piinter.
Ili^lilaiul I'ark IIoU-l, Sage A Co
Proprs.
HoUister Kinner X, hardware.
Hollistcr Jlilton L, village trustee.
Hollister Selh H. farm impts.
Hollister &, Calkins (Henry G Hollister,
Alviu B Calkin.-j, livery.
Hughes Wm, painter.
Irvin;;uo<ul SSolcl, E .McBane
Propr.
Jackson gledman L, villui'e trdntee.
Johnson Hiivrv C, tcwii tn-as.
Keudrick A H, cash E Latimer & Co's
Bunk.
'-altf I^awii IIo-iNC (Delavan Lake),
■1 li D,lany Proi-r.
•-aliaier K A: C<» (Be'.ponsibility,
^uOO,000), E I,atimer I'res. James Aram
N ice-Pres, A U Kendrick Cash, Hankers
I.ecch George W, wagcnmaker.
'•ecch G Edward, veteriuarv surgeon,
l.etteer Mclvin D, mncliinisl.
■"We A fr, village clerk.
l.tK,^ T (J, street comnr.
^'"•ISaiic i:, Propr Irvingwood Hotei.
-;;''-''n Alfred, lj,irl)er.
l^in-h Frederick A, honks.
Lj"'l< llolfl, C T Williams Propr.
Prosser Frank A, horseshoer.
Reader Amos H, horse breeder.
Bodman Andrew J. physician.
Bunkle & Fahr (D W Kuukle, H P Fahr),
dentists.
t*at'c A: Co (H W and C A Sage), Proprs
Hi-lihind Park Hotel.
^iiarp Iliraiii T, Postmaster and
Propr The D(jlavau Enterprise.
Shulz Charles IL village trustee.
Siiulz J C (estate), harness.
Spooncr Alfred S, lawyer.
Stariu Beniamin, horseshoer.
Strow i;<li;ar M, Propr Delavan
House.
Strow Park Hotel, G W Collins mugr.
Sturtcvant George II, lilHCk4(nilh.
Siiniiifr C'liarlos E5. Attorncy-at-Law.
Swiler John \V, supt Wisconsin School
for the Deaf.
Thompson Ingman T, \\agonmaker.
Van Velzer 'Washington C, cigar mnir.
Webster John P, physician.
V/'illiaiim ClaiX'Siee T, Propr Park
Hotel.
Williaias K«l F, Cash Citizens' Bank
and Village Trustee.
Williams H H ■k Son (Henry II aud How-
ard), jewelers.
AVisconsiu School for the Deaf, John W
Swiler suDt.
Woodford Chaunccy D, justice.
DELL. A postoHIce in Vernon coun-
ty, LS miles northeast of Vircqua, the
county seat, and 10 east of Westby, the
nearest railroad station. Viro(iua is the
nearest banking point. Stages to Viroqua
Iri weekly ; fare, 50 cents. Poptilalion, 30.
Mail, triweekly. A. A. Calhoon, post-
master.
Calliooii A A, Oeneriil Store.
Caller G J, ciirpeuter.
(:ia(k Bros, coopers.
Clark F .M, cooper.
(Mark Robert ct Son, coopers.
McKee Wm, cooper.
DELL PRAIRIE. A postofllcc in
Adams county, 'Jo miles south of Friend-
ship, the count)' seat, and .o northeast of
Kilbdurn City, the nearest railroad station
and banking point. Stages daily to Kil-
bourn Cily; fare, '2') cen'ls. Population,
35. Mail, daily. Miss JIary N. Fowier,
postmaster.
Baglev Jackson, b'acksmith.
Rich S K, justice.
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Dydahy Brothers, ^ Pork and Beef Packers,
MlLWAiiiJCii, WISCONSIN. ) AriD PROVISIOJJ DEALERS.
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DELTON, A villaoie on Dell river,
in Sauk county.lO miles, north of liaraboo,
*a 2 the county seat, and Gi southwest of Kil-
&(0 bourn CUy, the nearest railroad station
Q S and banking point. Stages daily to Kil-
t» O bourn City and Barahoo; fare, ?j and 75
f|^ ^ cents re?peolively. Population, 200. Mail,
Zr. daily. F. L. Hulbert, postmaster.
^S^ Fraser E P, cooper.
*»»3 « Fraser L. groceries and notions.
^ K Gordon HJv ,1 C (^lethodist).
Q2 IMulI»crt F ffj. Drugs, Groceries and
C: Justice,
all! Hulbert J M, guide and boatman.
^ Jones A, physician and dentist.
3 Keyes G G, justice and insurance.
■ Koppkee Bros, treneral store.
* H Newman A, tiour mill.
W Sarrington O, propr Queens Flour Mills.
^ w Sumner Mrs Millie, summer resort hotel.
• -^ > Thomson A H. blacksmith and wagonmkr
DENMAEK. In Brown county, l.'i
miles southeast of Green Bay, the judicial
seat, nearest banking and shipping point.
Stages to Green Bay and Two Piivers; fare,
P ;<1 to cither place. Population, r,UO. Mail,
.,._ tri-weekly. John ]3artelme, postmaster.
Q Anderson Niels, wagonmnker.
Benecke David, general store.
^iJ SScyer GSaits S, General Store.
Olleugel Peter, stone mason.
Hesse Franz, justice.
Klaman Rev J (Lutheran).
Koslusky Frank, general store.
Mortcnsen Christian, carpenter.
Peterson A, music teacher.
^^^Pcterson Julius, cartienter.
'^^^Pctersou Peter, carpenter.
f^ Peterson Ilasnius, black.smith.
^*^ Hasmussen F \V, justice.
^* Hasiiiusfcn James, shoemaker.
le* Thompson N F. saw mill.
WW WiUf Fer()iniiii<l, General Store.
's** AVitte iV: Buckraan, sirv and grist mill.
«p3 AVooden Christopher, shoemaker.
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DENNY. On th^ .-Vlibotsford & North-
eastern Ky, in JIarathon county. 40 miles
west of Wausau, the judicial scat. Bank
at Colby. Po[)ulation, ."iO. K.\p., Pacitic.
Charles S. Oiuiuotte. postmaster.
Denney James AV, black.'=mith.
Henk Casper, farm impt.s.
Hodge Kaaman. constable.
Jacob! Henry, carpenter.
Oiihticlte <'h!»rIo<i S, General Store
and Justice.
Salter H B A Co, saw mill.
DENOON", A settlement on lake of
same name, in Waukesha county, lii
miles south of Waukesha, the seat of iu,"-
tice, to wtiich place mail should now be
sent.
DENZER. In Sauk county, IG miles
southwest of Baraboo, the judicial seat, and
10 from Prairie d>i Sac. its shipping point.
]yfail, semi-weekly. li. Alexander, post-
master.
DE PERE. A prosperous and enter-
prising incorporated city, situated at the
bead of lake navigation on Fo.v river, and
5 miles from its mouth. The river pre-
sents a magnificent power of from o.OOO to
4,000 horse power at this point, imd gives
I factories the uniijue advaut.igc of a cheap
I power at one end and lake navigation at
I the other, with water communication with
all lake ports. The C. .t N. W. and the
C, M. & St. P. Rys pass through De Pere.
November 11, l.-^'JO, the Shaliurk A Bab-
cock Co (capital stock !^."iOO,OuO, John A.
Kimberly, C. B. Clark, and F. (;. Shat-
tuck incorporators), jiaid s;lOO,000 for the
greater part of the water power and at
once began preliminary worii on the lari:-
est mills in the West for the manufacture
of the finer grades of paper. The ;)hiut
includes soda and sulphite pulp mills and
employs from oUO to 5o0 ht-uds. . hi tlie
spring of 1^-91 the C. ^t N. W. Fy, built
side tracks from the east to the we.-t .~ide
of the river, at a cost of iJ.IO Ono. Three
flowing artesian wells furnish an aliinnl-
ance of pure water fur domestic ust^ and
lire protection, and the city is well provid-
ed with sewers. De Pere [lo.'-scsses -1 news-
papers the AV)r.« n{ep.),the Sfunihnn-i/ 1 Hol-
land), the VM:-~tem illoUandt, and the
Brown Count;/ J'cinon-at. The city con-
tains two high schools, diploma^ fr(un
which entitle graduates to admission to
the State university without examination;
11 churches, 4 hotels, 2 public halls, 'J ele-
vators, 3 Hour mills, 1 charcoal blast furn-
ace, 1 foundry and machine shop, 1 sa'-h.
door and blind factory: (5 brlckyard.-i. ;-!
lime stone ijuarries, 1 tile factory, 1 vase and
flower pot factory, 1 saw mill. 1 pump fac-
tory, 1 pleasure boat factor}', 1 cooper shop,
1 hay press and warehouse, i cigar facto-
ries, 1 cabinet shop, and the mammoth
paper mills. The products of the above
mentioned factories, and brick, draft
horses, country pnaluce, grain and b^v
constitute the shipments. Duriiis 1^'")
100,000 tons of coal, salt and gener,.! n'..r-
chandise pi.=si-d thrnuih the eovcrnnv !.l
Chicago fi Grand Trunk h
The Favorite Route East
VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
Tl n„^Ar.^^,^r f.-.tr. On 7Iiifr« of SIcam, Hydraulic and
TII8 BrOCCSSer Liing Co., Fa-s.„sc.ra„<lFroisl..i;LKVATOH
id store Trlioksi of all Uiiid», I'uilipiit lit
of SIcam, Hydraulic and Hand-Power
s, AVaroJiouse
oli-:H Cuuimerce Street, Jlilitaukee, Wis.
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lock at De Pere. Sbipraents of 1S90 :
Lake, 2,071 tons; rail shipments, ^6,400
tous; receipts, oG,7'^3 tons. Assessed val-
uatioDof re.il ami personal property, s731,-
733. Bonded debt, .■<19,000. E.xp., Am.
Tel., W. U. Population, 3,003. Distance
to Chicago, 203 miles; to Milwaukee, lOS;
to JIadisoa, lol; to Green Bay, 0. \Vm.
Armstrong, postmaster.
Altmaycr Nicholas, propr Union House.
.Armstrong Wm, pn.stniaster.
I'aeten .John, brick mnfr.
ISikUen Christian, slioi maker, W D.
Baldwin D E, civil en^nntcr, W D.
I Beaver JIrs Mary, milliner.
j Herendsen Lainhert J, cignr mnfr.
I niii:ili:iiii Webster A, General Store,
I wn.
j Bock Rev Henry (Lutheran), W D.
j Boehm John A, shoemaker.
Boeykeus Isadore, propr Hiilroad House.
I Bowring Thomas D, photographer.
Browit Comely EJetiioersit (Week-
ly), Heyrman & Kuvpcrs Editors,
Democrat Publishing Co Publishers.
I (See ads. hilnc.)
! Burnett JIatthew, grocer.
j Business Men's Assn, Eugene Smith pres.
J. S. DL'NH.\M.
B. F. SMITH
M.A.NT'P\ACTl'r.Ei;S I'lF
DUNHAM & SailTH,
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Shippers of Grain and Mill Stuffs. Wholesale Hay Dealers
and Hay Pressers.
Flour Mill at East End of Bridge. Elevator and Hay Press on M, k N. R. R. Track, opp, Depot
DECJOORAT PyELiSl^i^>]Q CO.,
PUBLISHERS Ol'
Brown County Oeniocret end Oe Volkssieni.
J. B, HEYRMAN and J. A. KLVPEKS, Editors.
j^L ivir<Da OP" Job Prilltilll^' Ei!'-:aied ffuli .'ieamess anil D:?r3i:li,
DE PERE, WISCONv«5IN.
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10, \-l and 11 I'oiirili .St., Fond du l.a.-, Ul*
5'£»S l^asr^ LARGEST STOCK OF OIL CLOTH AND CARPETS.
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I5yers David, city clerk.
C'arrow Mrs Jane, curpet weaver.
Clark & Dawreaz (.Jame=i E Clark, Fred-
crick C Lawrenz), clnUnn!^.
CoUette Henry, luir.ber mnfr, W D.
CoiiHitcrfiaS iiiulcl, John Wolske
Propr.
Cook John, mercliant tailor.
Cook's Opera House, John Cook propr.
Coopiuan John, saloon, "\V I).
Counihnn Patrick, meat market.
Crabb Frank, saloon.
Dart Felix, blacksniiih.
De Both Frank, salr.on, W D.
Do Bruin Louis, grocer.
De JODghe C'jn'^laiilir'.e. !i:iker.
Democrat 5*ii5»)i»i:iMSj C"«, John B
Heyrman Prcs, Jolin A Ivuypers Treas,
Henry Heyrman Sec, Publrs Brown
County Democrat and De Volkt-stera.
(See adv, p 247.)
Demro Joseph, coniicr.
I>c S'cpo News THio ("Weekly), Proctor
& Halhnc Pnlilrs and Pioprs.
I>c J°OJ-e SlntMSiirs! (Holland Week-
ly), Edv.-ard Van De Casteele Publr
and Propr.
Dickinson iMrs Aniui. dre.s'smaker.
Doms John A, boots and shoes.
Donnelly Mrs Jlary, carpet weaver, W D.
Dousuian John 1', Hour mill.
Duaiu Louis, millwrijrht, W D,
D\i Bois Vim J, restanrant.
£$iiit!iH(ii & SitiiJIi (.leremiah S Pun-
liani, Beiij-jmin F .Smiihl, Flour !Mill;
Wholesale Flour, Feed, Hay and Grain.
{Scsadr, p :i7.)
Durin Kev J F (Catholics W D.
\ Duvale 7'jnianuel, hotel, W D.
Falck Jacob, saloon.
Felicow August, blacksmith.
Franc Emanuel J, meals, W D.
Francken Bros (Peter and Cornelius),
plasterers.
Francken Christian, plasterer.
Francken Ceraril, nias.in.
GixkU-II <'ilini'lt''« a-^Ai-enl Milwaukee
& Norlheiu Pailroad.
Gowey Archill dd B, pumps and windmills.
Gregory Daniel H, plijfician, AV I).
GrohndoitT Charles F, grocer and e.Kp agt,
I W D.
Guifon Louis, blacksmith, "W ]).
I Hahn John, saloon.
Hendricks Peter John, meats.
I Hermes Hubcit, saloon, W D.
Hermsen Christian, milk.
1 lleyrmrtii <.t Siiij ner«i-Iohn B Hcyr-
1 man, .Iiilin A Ivuypers), Editors Brown
County Denuii-rat and De Volksslem.
Hobbins Patrick, city marshal.
Hockers John, brick mnfr.
Hoks Wm, general store, W^ D.
Jackson Frank A, furniture.
.Jacksou Thomas, blacksmith, W D.
Jackson A- Sons (Robert, Charles W and
Robert jr). general store.
Jacobs Theodore, cigar mnfr, W D.
Jansen Peter J, saloon.
Janssen Wm, grocer. ^V D.
Jensen & Krause (John Jensen, Juliu;
Krause), brick mufrs.
Jones Uaudolph A, painter, W D.
Kellogg Banking Co (capital, s2o,000i,
Kufus B Kellogg pres, Wm E Kellogg
cash.
Kersten Alphous y\, physician.
Kidney D it Son (Daniel and Wm E), boat
builders, W D.
Krause Julius, boots and shoes.
Lange Eberhardt A, druggist, W D.
ILriwtoH <,'li;irles A, Founder, ^la-
chinist and JInfr Saw .Mill, Biast Fur-
nace and Kiln Castings.
Le Clair David, carpenter.
Le Clair Joseph, contr:ictor and builder.
Lee Patrick, blacksmith.
Lindner August, bve ; tock.
Lorn Herman J, livery.
Lueke 3Ls Louisa S, lircssmakcr.
McCabe Patrick, confectioner.
JlcCormic John V, mngr \V U Tel Co.
McGeehan Itubert J, farm iniplls.
JlcVey Charles, b'acksinilh.
.Mailer Andrew C, physician.
Marshall Simon, general store.
Jlnrtell Miss Matilda, cirpel weaver. W D.
Martens Jlathias. grocer.
JIathews Wm 1!, grocer.
Meyer Miss Christina, restaurant.
Meyer }{udolph, shoemaker. W D.
Miller Pev W T 1 M.thodisl>.
:73il\vaulit<r A- Xoillitrii II U,
Charles F Gooded .\gent.
Minieli Li'wis, meiehaut tailor.
JlotVall l^dward E, wagoumaker.
Mui/.ers John H, tailor.
Mularky J.-dui C, wagonmaker.
Mularky Patrick H, wagonmaker.
National Furnace Co (capital, .'JSO.OOO',
Eugene Smith sic and geul mngr, mnfrs
charcoal pig iron.
Nelson John W, barber, W D.
Neubauer Frank J. meat market.
Nicollet Sash and Door Co icipital. sOl,-
000), John WJohann pres, Enos \V Per-
sons .sec. W D.
Norton Ml:s Fannie .1, milliner.
Nuss Pvev M (Metliudi.-t).
Oldlield Thomas iL photographer, W D.
North Star Iron Works. ) C.Mmriiy. .VtO In.rnis-Kncinpcr.s .lla.-IiiniMs. roiniUorH. lioilonn^iKiTs.
rAHIMI M VM KVCTli:i.'.c;<'(). '. .11 ill. Mi:; 1. 1,. Sun .lliinia.hinciv, M inil,;; Miirhiii.r), Corliss aad llii.-li
Ashland, - - Wleconsln. \ >'I'<'i''l Knuiiies, Boilers, ronfrTransniilthij Jlaclilnery, etc. Seo ii. 6
to:
liUOsl L;
!9 T^, 'X "-"f'O Korcross r.Iopk, South Ki
JAXESTILI.K. ATISCOXSIN.
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Oi'.'.liwnite John C, jeweler.
r.uker Elijah F, lawyer.
I'lrfoas Miltou V, mayor.
i'lielps Cbarles H, bnrljer.
I'ralsch Gustav G, liardware.
I'roctor tV ESalliiic (Harry II Proctor,
Paul L UnlliQe), Piiblrs ami I'roprs De
Pcre News.
I'rua Charles, farm impts.
I'.ailroad House, Isadore Boeyken propr.
ItoUl Aiulrcw, Postmaster West De
Pere, lusurauce Agent, Justice of Peace
ncd Notory Public.
Kice P.evW J (Catholic)
llitcLie John S, livery, ^V D.
Hriffers John, grocer, W D.
^.ilmon Public Library-, JIrs J S Dunham
pres.
^canlan Thomas, justice, W D.
tcliirmcr Frederick, junk, \V D.
^ciilcgel Julius, hardware, "W D.
Schmidt A Philip, brewer, W D.
Sihr.eiiug Paul, spiaribt. AV D.
Scidecglanz Joseph, bhitksmith.
Sharp 'I'homas E, furuiture.
shaltuck A;. Babcdck Co (capital,. s.lOO.OOO),
jiaper mnfrs, W H.
Smith D & E (Dwight and Eugene), gro-
cers.
Smith Eugene & Co (Eugene and Fred L
Smith), coal.
Siiiilli ESoB-iu-c .1, Bookkeeper Dun-
ham & Smitli.
^iiiilli Jctlsii, Lawyer and Collections ;
Steamship ami Insurance Acency; Deal-
er in Toys and Confectionery.
Sniits, John M, barber.
Smilz liev A D (Catholic), W D.
steckart John, meal market.
S!f infeldl Fritz, pump mnfr.
Thlljiit Kev Howard A (Pre-bvterian).
i;a.vh.r Frank W, agt C & N W Uy, W D.
Kuws Michael, boots and shoes.
lI'Hle & Hnndeyside (August Thiele, Wni
Ilandeyside), liver--.
Touiier Pcicr, blacksmith,
loiiliey James, propr Transit IPiu^e.
Inu.-,it House, James Touhey propr.
|,.i:ch Jacob, hardware.
I ril.M, House. I^ichclas Allmayer prnpr.
»Hii Ue CusKm-Io lldwiir*!, Kiiitor
Hiul I'ublr De Pcre Standard.
\ .in Her Zanden Henry, jeweler.
\in De Walle Paiil, baker and crocer, W D.
\ an Dyk Cornelius, irrocer. AV D.
■■'11 Sustteu & Son (Garrett and Matthew),
,>'UTiil sti>re, W D
\«:i I'reek Herman, saloon. W D.
'■ "nen Cornclivs, feed mill.
Vtrberkraoes Louis & Co (Louis and Jen-
nie Verberkmoe.?), general store.
Vcrstegeu liev John i Catholic).
Villiesse John, blacksmith, \V D.
Volks'.ioiEl lie (Holland, Weekly),
Heyrnum it Kuvpers Editors, Democrat
Publishing Co Publrs. {.'•cc adv. p -47.)
Voller JIrs Joseph, carpet weaver.
■Wassenberg John, grocer, AV D.
Weiland JIrs Henrietta, farm impts and
blacksmith, W D.
Weiss Joseph, harness.
Wells Allison G, general store.
Weter James P, dentist.
AVeyeuberc Kenier, insurance.
Wheeler Herbert I, druggist.
Whileside.i llrs Margaret, milliner, W D.
Wilcox Chester G, harness.
AVillers AVm. pump mnfr.
Williams Bros (Henry W and Eugene H),
hardware.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, A C Mailer
mngr.
Wolsltc JloSiii, Propr Commercial Ho-
tel and Cigar Mnfr.
Woodward .Ii.hn X, painter, AV D.
AVoodward Wm H, baker.
AVorkmaii \\'m. druirtrist.
AVrighl Millard F, barber.
Zabrosky it Son(\Vm and Alex), wagon-
makers, AA' D.
Zegers Hubert, saloon.
DERONDA. A station on the M., St.
P. & 6. Sle. M. Hy, in Polk county, IT
miles from Osceola Mills, the judicial .--eat.
Exp., Am. Tel., AV. U. Population, oU.
A. W. Sylvester, postmaster.
Price Z O, railroad, exp and tel agt.
SJ•lv^.•^Ic^ A \V, General Store.
DE SOTO. A post Tillage on the C,
I 15. .V- N, R. H. and on the Missis-ippi rivi'r.
) in Vernon county, 20 miles southwest of
Viroqua, the county seat, and o north of
Lansing, Iowa, the nearest banking point.
Stages tri-weekly to \'"ir04Ua. Population,
f)00. E.xp., Am. Tel., AV. U. B. D.
Lane, postmaster.
Babcock John, grain buyer.
Banks Mr.s AVm, music teacher.
ltiirlii<iU>i:u-\v S'olcr, Livery.
Brown JIrs K M, milliner.
Clark Z, mason.
ColUu George, hotel.
Cole A A\\ lishcrman.
Collins D B, cattle buyer.
Davidson P S, general store.
Dunlevy J M, cariienter and furniture.
Chicago, Miwki S St, Paul fiv.l-l'rtWest wi Mm
OfliceA!actorjv:.liakc«..3UMVAlSKE,V,lS. LSLBSt ini:]r0y3a VSiielian b!i!12S.
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Edmonds C, baiber.
Ewers Dr O, diugi^ist.
FrencL A McDowell, grocers.
Green Miss Jsellie B, music teacher.
Hemenway Mrs, carpet weaver.
Kalhar Robert, Jteanaboat naent.
Laiio li S>, Groceries and Provisions.
Loftus Martin, Lntel.
McDonell A D, inason.
McDowell Charles, waijonmalier.
McEvoy Miss Nellie, milliner.
Mossholder George, carpenter.
Mueller 0 L, slave and lumber mill.
Owen B, carpenter.
Owen C, marshal.
Rogers J H, general store and druj;?.
Stamp Rev F W iMethod:-t).
StinsoQ Lewis, .'hoemaker.
Terhune T\'ra F, lawyer.
Tucker P W, railroad, exp and tel ait.
I^piinill Cii5>rlf.!i, Tinner and General
Store.
Van Zandt Jarae», meat market.
White A: Kloak, blacksmiths.
Woodbury Clmrlfs L, general store.
DEUSTER. A postolHce on the P. &
W. div. of the C. it N. W. Ry, in .luneau
county, 21 miles northwest of Mauston, the
Ecat of justice. Bank at New Li^ljon. The
railroad name is Cranberry Centre. Pop-
ulation, 100. Mail, daily. Wm. Evans,
postmaster.
Evans V, cranberry prower.
Kvaiis Will, Cranberry Grower.
Evans it Cody, coopers.
Gillson C, cooper.
Kruschke G 11, cranberry prower.
Kruschke II O, cranberry grower.
!Megow W E iV Sons, cranberry growers.
Megow ^V L, justice.
Winer, Baker A; Co, cranberry growers.
Wering G I), cranberry grower.
Werriuce J O, cranberry grower.
DEXTERVILLE. Situated at the
junction of the Q. B., W. .t St. P. and tlie
W. v. it S. Rye, and on Yellow river, iu
AVood county, M-' miles norlliwest of Mi!-
wauUce and l.jsr.uihwe=t of Gi'ind Rapids,
the county seat and nearest bankinn point.
It contains 2 hotels and a general store.
Mr. George Iliks, of Jlilwaiikee, lias built
two branch railroads, the W. P. it S. and
the JI. D. it X., which are now owned 1]V
Ibe'O , M. & St. P. system. The principal
shipments are lumber and cranberries.
Mail, d.aily. Tel., W. U. K\p.. U. S.
and Am. Population, 4tio. Wm. Down-
ing, postmaster.
Baker Charles O, lawyer.
Cruger Charles J, cranberry grower.
Cruger Rudolph A, cranberry grower.
Downing Solomuu A, propr Down;-
House.
I>o\vnii)!; Will, Postmaster and Gui
era! Store.
Farley it Keenan (.James Farley, EJwr,:
Keenan), saloon.
Fielder G W, barber.
Hiles George, lumbtr.
Ililes Samuel, general store.
Lewis Myron ];, railroad agent.
Tuttle House, Charles Tutlle propr.
DIAMOND BLUFF. On the C. V.
& N. R. 1;., and on the .Mississippi river. ;■.
Pierce county, H miles southwest of E,!--
worth, the county seat, and 10 northwc-'
of Red Wing, Minn._, the nearest bankir--
point. Pojiulation, 100. E.\p , Am. Te: .
W . U. L. C. Burke, postmaster.
Burke I> <', General Store.
Coulter E S, justice.
Dill :\IT, eriin.
Gartland F P, r.ailroad, exp and ttl act.
Hardy C C, hotel.
Hildeu J F, justice.
Hope .J F, ju.stice.
.lerL'i-'usou lians, shoemaker.
Leighton T L, hotel.
Mero A C, livery.
,Mero A R. live .stock.
Peterson Robert, blacksmith.
Quinby E, justice.
Willey H O, hotel.
DICKEYSVILLE. In (Jrant r,
ty, 20 miles from Lancaster, the jud:
seat, 8 from Cuba City, the nearest s
ping point, and 12 from Dubufiue P^.
lation. 82. .Mail, tri-weekly. R. A. L'
botham, postmaster.
Haas Frank, blacksmith.
Heinze F, saloon.
Kowolski A, undertaker.
Kowolski L. carpenter.
I.,oii;:liotlitiiii J tV Co, General St
Weiderhold t.i, saloon.
DILLMAN. A postotfice on the >!
L. S. it W. Ry, in Milwaukee county,
miles north of .Milwaukee, the county ?•■ '•
and nearest banking point. Populali''"..
150. Mail, daily.' Otto J. Valkman:;.
piistmaster.
Bielefeld t, wagon maker,
liorchardt Giislav, blacksmith.
Brooks Pecv (lloUanil K. formed).
Ctiicap fi Grand \ml Rf,
Palace and Dining Car
OM ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
ikm fi Grand Tfuoli Rj.
Palace and Dining Cars
ON ALL THHOUCH TRAINS.
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l!ru?s Henry, cocstalile.
HiiUles AusoQ \V, justice and town clerk.
Uibbert John, wagonmaker.
Cc-iger Gustuv, Larness.naker.
Habcrlicn George, shoemnker.
Hanimater KevVobn (Evangelist).
Lr.uis Jacob, carpenter.
iieuschel Kev Cliristian (Lutheran).
■k-llman Fred, tlour mill.
Tphoff Rev (Evangelist).
Viilliiiiaii Ott«, Grocer.
Vogt Charles, blacksmith.
We'lzel Alvin, saloon.
DIXON. A postoffice in Bear creek,
iu Richland county, 12 miles southeast of
Hichlanil Centre, the county seat, and it
north of Lone Rock, ihe nearest railroad
station, Richland Centre is the nearest
banking point. Stages daily to Lavalle
and Lone R.ock. Population, SO. JIail,
i.lally. Helen 'M. Eaton, poetmaster.
Beckwith A & D. cheese mnfrs.
Dfivis \y J, farm impts.
Thomas J iM, cheese innfr.
DOBBSTON. On Wolf river, in Lan-
glade county, '28 miles east of Aniiu'o, the
county seat, tlnpping point and bank lo-
cation. Population, 10. iMail, semi week-
ly. A. Bell, postmaster.
Hell A, Real Estate.
Htll W B, cigars and tobacco.
liramer Frank, lawyer.
Burns Douglas, farmer.
Dempster C, live sturk.
Jenkins R \V, lumberman.
Pllee John, farmer.
Potts Wui, farmer.
WUeelcr K, lumberman.
Whltehouse J L, hotel and carpenter.
DODGE. On the G. B., VV. & St. P.
R R., in Tiempt'aleau county, 27 miles
.'oiithwest of ^\'bUe'\all, the county si'at,
?.ud 9 from Winona, Minn., the nearest
hanking point. Population. 200. Tel.,
W. U. Exp., U. S. J. Baumgartner,
IKistniivster.
Itauiiimirtiicr J, Railroad, Express
^ an.l Tel Agent.
P>annigartuer R, justice.
C'u^simore Charles, l)lacksmith.
li"sley Fred, hotel.
and banking point, and 5 from Mukwon-
ago, the nearest rail approach. P(.puia-
tlon, SO. Mail, tri-weekly. L. E. Jack-
son, postmaster.
Bailey T F, pumps and justice.
Thomas A E, physician.
Thomas E B, horticulturist.
DODGE'S COBNERS. A farm-
hr'U'ic postoflice in Waukeslia county, 12
"Hies south of U'a ikes'.ia, the county seat
DODGEVILLE. A thriving, incor-
porated city, near the center of Ii>wa coun-
ty, of which it is the judicial seat, is an
important station on the 51. div. of the C.
& N. W. Ry and on the I. C. Jty, of which
it is the terminus. Its settlement dates
from 1^20, incorporated as a village in 1858
and as a city in l~-'--'J. It is located 17
milts -west of JPidison, 129 southwt-l of
Milwaukee and 8 from IMineral Point.
The city contains 3 banks, an excellent
high school and good public schools, and
churches of thef-jllowing religious denom-
inations; Methodist, Congregational. Prim-
itive Methodist, Presbyterian, Ba))tist,
Evangelical and Catholic. Three weekly
newspapers are published — -the Chroniiit,
\.heSan and the Ki/e mul Star— had keep
the citizens well informed on all current
topics of interest. The manufacturing in-
terests consist of agricultural implement
and wagon works, llouring and planing
mills, a creamery, and a snieltiiig funiare.
Land in the vicinity is worth from sI'.O to
§05 an acre, and lariie quantities of grain,
live stock and dairy products are shipped.
Considerable attention lias lately been
given to the rearini.' and breeding of line
stock in this locality, and this industry,
notably lliat of trotting stock is rapid-
ly advancing. The city has excel-
lent hotel accommodations, is well repre-
sentcil iu well slocked stores, etc.
Lead and zinc minis arc in the vicinity,
and ciuidiice <iuite maleiially to the gen-
eral inieiesis of tlie city. Stages daily to
Mineral Point; fare, 50 cents. Exp., Am.
Tel, W. U. Population, 1,800. Albert
S. Ilearn, postmaster.
Arthur Nicholas, dry goods.
Arthur Thonuis II. carp and surveyor.
Baker Rev (Methodist).
P.urtle Frank C, furniiiire.
Bell Benjamin, chief of police.
Bennett Edwin J, grocer.
Bennett Joseph, smelter.
Bilkcy Bro;; (Charles and Henry), meats.
Bishop Will A, druggist.
I'.ishop Wm X, livery.
p.lotz John. Ilour mill. 4 miles s e.
Blolz Leonaid, liarness.
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Briggs & Hoskins lM J Brigg^?, James J
Hoslviiis), lawyers.
Carter Jliss Jennie, dressmaker.
Cartwright Joseph H. jeweler.
Chandler Henry 11, dr^' goods.
Citj' E>uiik, David H Williams Propr,
Wm Parry Cashier, J J iloskins Asst
Cashier ;Prom pi Col lections ;Piem it tauces
at Lowest Baulv Kates; Headquarters for
Fire Insurance, Williams' IS'ew Block.
Clark Dan W, dentist.
Clarke L L, prin public schools.
Clayton Tlinmas, painter.
Cosens Richard, pliysician.
Cosens Mrs llichard, physician.
Curry Wni II, county treasurer.
Cutler Thomas, live stock.
Dale J(jhu !M, rest.-turant.
Davey Samuel M, Hour and feed.
Davey Samuel M jr, restaurant.
Davey Wm J, ]iainter.
Davis llichard, carpenter.
Dietrich Harvey W. county supt of schools.
Dodgeville Band. James Leetcber leader.
l>o<lBeviIlt; JIuuk (Capital, §25,000;
Surplus, slO.Cno), Samuel W Ueese
Propr, Ui( hard T Parry Cash: Oldest
Bank in South wcitern Wisconsin;
Special Attentinn Given to Collections.
Doili;<>villo < iiroiiirlc, Alliert S
Hearn Propr; (.Mtc illation L'pwards of
1,900 per Week and Still OrowiriL';
Steam Presses; Good Job Printing at
Fair Prices.
Dcxijicvillc Elotel, Josepli Mitchell
Jr Prnpr. (&va'?r. .■///< )
Dodg(^ville Sun, A McArthnr propr.
Elliott Wm A, b.irber.
Elliott & Sons (W'tn, Wm U, Edward and
Joshua), masons
Elvod John, salium.
Elwood Bros (rii;imas, Joseph aud Isaacj,
fruit growers.
Engels John, sidnon.
Eye and Star, M 1) Pi'avy publr.
Ford John II, hardware.
GriflUhs David J I, live stock.
Griffilhs iX; Owens (John O Grilliths, John
11 Owens), general store.
Grimm Bros (Conrad and Peter), tailors.
llahn Charles ,\ , barber.
Hahn John A, cigar ninfr.
Halverson Henry, county clerk.
Harris Wm, hlacksniith.
Harris Wm B, poultry brooder,
Hazeltiue Lviumh A. jiianosand organs.
Sllearii AIIktI *?, Prnpr Dodgeville
Chronicle
Heft'erman ^Vm S, fei'd mill.
Hocking James C, general store.
HockioL'- Joseph, propr Wisconsin Iln,.
Hocking Wcsle}', plji.>tiigrapher.
Home Orchestra, Frank W Schell mnsr
Hosking it Son (James and Wm C),wago:.
makers.
Hoskins James J, lawyer.
Hughes Thomas H. pliy.'-ician.
Iowa County Agricultural Society, Ec.
Thomas sec.
Jonks Aldro, district attorney.
Johns Bros (Thomas and John F), black
smiths.
Johns John F, cattle and poultry breed.-:
Jones Daniel G, grocer.
Jones John D, marble works.
Jones John T, county judu'e.
Jones &. Owens (Hugh \V Jones, liobeit G
Owens), general store.
King Owen, lumber.
Lindscy Wm W, apiarist.
Lovejoy it Pieliards, Charles Boule"c
agent, lumber.
McArthnr Archiliald, propr Dodgevi.'.L
Sun.
MclCihosc Edward, photographer.
^MctiilliL'Hn James, meat market.
?i^o!!ii!ila}' ESi-(><i (Daniel, John an-'
Jam(s), Carpenters aud Builders. (.S-
adi: ..;'/'■ >
nSarUs JJoiisr, lieubcn ^larks Prop:;
Be^t lln'.i'l ii) tiieCity. iS.-i: I'de. ohj: i
^I;irks Roiiltoii, Propr .Marks Hon. -•
Tr.iveling Trade Solicited. (&e ad..
!Marr James, furniture.
Martin James H, eeneral store.
Merrylield Rev Geon/c (.Methodist).
Jleucr it Otter (Peter Mcuer, Charles U-
tor), saloon.
Meyer Bros (,lohh C and Samuel H), hav
lies-;.
I72il<'iicll JoHCitli .)!r,Propr Dodgevillo
Hotel and I.ivrrv. (St' mJi-, (-/';'■)
JUlclioll .t OriiUlhs (John iMllchell, Sam
ucl Urillitbt), creamery.
Mundy Thomas R, jeweler.
Parson George, meat market.
Pearce Wm J, physician
Peavy Mablon D. pro]ir Eve and Star.
PengcUy it Bro (Henry aiul Jolm), livery.
Perkins Thomas, h.irdware.
Peters James, carpenter.
Peters Wm P, grocer.
I'hillips Rev S (Congregational).
Pierre Piev Cheshire (BajitLU).
Priileaux Wm I), city clerk.
Prideaux it Hooper (Francis Prideaux.
AVm Hooper), general store.
Prideau.v it Kelly (Henry Prideaux, John
Kelly), blacksmitlis.
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'thQ Sc.oti.l-ICiii.l VllirolB
<iu»v»/ll lor Sale, tiitulogues Irep.
,? 2ii \\. tVatcr Street, 31ILW.VI KFK-
Learn Shorthand and ^pon RaV RM'^IPP*?'^ Cn!!f5SP V'l^^-^'^^^rru^TJ^e'W'^''
Typewriting at the y ronsln. J. >. licCU.XX, rresiaeut. E. F. OLI.MAL, Secretary.
DOD AND BUSINESS DIEECTOEY. DOD 253
i'ryor it Williams (James T Pryor jr, Wm ; Itcesc Samuel 'W, Maynr.
K Williams), drugs j Reese & Carter (Samuel W Reese, Richard
Ilrt-^e Mrs Jennie A, milliner. ! Carter), lawyers.
Traveling Trade Solicited.
Best $1.00 a Day Hitel in Ecdgev:
.IOSi:i'lI MITCin:LL, jr., = I'ropr.
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DODGEVILLE, = WIS
FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY PARTICULAR.
With All Modern Improvements. Hot Air Furnace.
~~^^ Me KIN LAY BROS.,
r:^ ' ■ ^'-^^':'^: 'W'^'S m?um?^s. builders
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i GENERAL CONTRACTORS
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Shops at Miaeral Pant and Dadseville, Wis,
(^tliCap S Grand ]mk h, P^'^ceand Dining cars
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WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEEB
DOR
Rubblns it Thoniii«i (Arthur L P.ob-
bins, Benjaniiu Thomas .In, Insurance;
Jlembers of McKillop, Walker cc Co's
Mercantile Ac;eucy.
Roberta ]\[rs J K, propr Western Hotel.
.Roberts & Jones Ulenr}- F Roberts, I)en-
jamin E Jones), tlruagists.
Rodila Jliss Jennie, dressmaker.
Rogers Joseph V, .s;rocer.
Rogers Thomas, stationery and exp agent.
J^ogcrs "Wm II, general store.
Rohr Christian, painter.
Rohr George W, painter.
Rowe II & J (Ilenrj- and Joseph), general
store.
Rndersdorf John, hotel.
J{yp.ll Louis, hardware.
Sands J M, agt C & N W Ry.
Sands "\Vm, boots and shoes.
Schell & Scbell (Frank J and Frank W),
boots and shoes.
Sherman Nichola.?, carpenter.
Sims Thomas, carpenter.
•Smelkcr .?es>>e P, Lawyer and Ab-
stracts of Title, Real Estate and Loans;
Collections a Specialty.
Smelker >.*c Ilahn, proprs Spaug's Opera
House.
Smith Oliver C, justice.
Souden Henry, t.-dlor.
Spang's Opera iiouse. Smelker A; Hahn
proprs
Stratman Frederick W jr. farm impts.
Stratman F W & Co (Frederick W Strat-
man, Richard Lane), wasjon mnfrs.
Strcclcr J r. Rubber Stamp Mnfr. {Sec
ado. ill cl'it'^irl'l R<i'j'i,:i- l^i.nur-^ )
Slroiitf's dtiiU (Capital and Surplus,
^4.^,00(1), Orville Slnmu' I'ropr, James
'Cleminson Cash; Collections Promptly
Attended to.
Tapjiins .Matthew J, circuit court clerk.
Temby John, general store.
Thomas Mrs (T'h .rl'-s J, dressmaker.
Thomas "\\m H, register of deeds.
Thomas Wm J, grocer.
Trensch John, .neat market.
Tresedcr Mr.s Stephen, milliner.
Vallee Antlionv R, dentist.
WhllfordA Kelly (Chris Whitford, John
Kelly), m icons.
Wickbam Win J. t'rocer.
Williaiils* tUiil. I) H Williams Propr.
Williams &, James (John Williams. Henry
James), livery.
Wisconsin Iiouse, J Harking propr.
Zimmer Daniel jr, sheriff.
DOELLE. .\ c(.untry pottolViee in
Buffalo county IS miles from Alma, the
county seat, and 9 from Arcadia, its i-i:
ing and shipping point. Mail, semi-wetr.
ly. E. Doelle, postmaster.
Danciser J, farmer.
Doelle A, farmer.
Doolie i^nu't'lliiirt. Farmer.
Doelle J H, farmer.
Herold Andrew, constable.
Male? M, farmer.
Weicherpbenick John, mason.
Winger C, farmer.
AVinger Wra, farmer.
Wolf Henry, farmer.
Ziegler M, "farmer.
DOOR CREEK. A po.sioffice in D ■.::
counl\', 12 miles southeast of Madison, \:,
county seat, oi south of Cottage Grnv'
the nearest railroad station, and 7t U<'V.
DeerfielJ, the nearest li.anking p.i!;'
Stages tii- weekly to Deerfield. Populalin-.
70. Mail, tri-weekly. Harvey Campbei:
postmaster.
Caiiipttcil Kliirvcy, Physician.
Rvmerson Ole, shoemaker.
DORCHESTER. .V prosperous vi:
lage located on the AV'iscon^in Cenlr.i.
Line, and on a branch of the Popple rivir.
in Clark county, 40 miles northeast o:
Xeillsville, the judicial seat. It was tir-i
settled in 1^74. and now contains .5 church-
es, a graded public school, a bank, 2 hote;-.
2 creameries, a tannery, a broom hari •-
factory and 1 steam saw mill. F.\" .
N. P. Tel., W. U. Population, .-> .
Mail, daily. August ilomstedt, yo--l
master.
Rery Amund K, blarksmilh.
Dahlberg O Abraham, tanner.
Distelhorst Frederick A, general store.
Falconer Frank, general store.
Fessler Charles .\, shoemaker.
Frank Conrad, carpenter.
Oiitu-asser Frederick, hardware.
Hansmann Wn>, meat market.
Iloeller .Vndrc'v. carpenter.
t3<Miisio<lt Aii^ii>l, Postmaster a:.*.
Drug-ist.
Jensen Mrs A F F, general store.
EtleiiVnaim ^larlin, Saloon: Wli''---'
sale Farm Produce. Hay and Potalot-
Koernrr John, saloon and hoop mnfr.
liiioiilr, i'ro<Ici'ioU, Saw Mil! a:-'-
Jlufr Kroom Handles.
La Bossier Henry, general store.
La B .=sier H A. Co (Henry La Bossier, ;■
H Winchester), h.ay pres.sers.
iiLiiiois mm 1 1
DIRECT ROUTE \\
I to i\\\ POINTS
i^ m\im w:.i
;ap 6 Gfand Tfunl( Pif,
The Favorite Route East
VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
DOR
AND BUSINESS DIRKCTOKT.
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.•»It!iiicr EcliHuiuJ, Iloiise, Sign. Por-
:rait and Scenic I'liater and Photo-
.T-.pljer, Postoriice I5ux 109. (See adv,
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^: ;,:imore Bros (Bradl)erry G and Jobn A),
.••ycral store.
." ;ry Henry M, physician.
' - rhillii: Peter, wagoiniiaker.
I. ■•.dan Daniel E, prin school.
l: .sfiukranz, Ilaii^niann A: Stoelzel (Anton
liiiFenkraDZ, Wm Hausmann, T Stoel-
:i\), creamery.
~. .lafer John, propr l^rnvelers' Uonio.
^ hafer Peter, general store.
scliiiildf A r iV; t'o (August F
.•^chmidl), Broom llnndle and Base Ball
liat -Alufrs. i&e ddf. hdmc.)
^ lineller Bdward, iirinler.
.'■i-:ulcr David, black^milh.
."'•i-vens Milton n,r!iilioad,e.\p and tel agt.
.-warthout E L, land agl W (.' Line.
I'ruvelers' Hojne, John Schafer propr.
Winchester Edsvanl II, propr E H Win-
chester's Bank and insurance.
'iVhichester'a E II Bank of Dorchester
icapital, ft.5,000), P^ II Winchester propr.
V. intlmeisler Joseph, harness
^Vol[ John, jeweler.
DOTYVILLE. A post villa-e on the
Sheboygan river, in Fond du Lac county,
10 mile's southeast of Fond du Lac, the
county seat, nearest railroad station and
banking point. Population, 100. Mail,
Bemi-weekly. James Lallerty, postmaster.
Baldauf I\I, carpenter.
Busse Philij), carpenter and apiarist.
Dautennan II, shoemaker.
Engles II M, feed mill.
Fastbender Matt, black.-nilth.
Gardlhous Rev A (Catholic).
llollerbach Joseph, hotel.
B>al!"cr!y Janice, General Store and
Justice
Leonard ii Baldorf, cheese ninfrs.
JIayerhojf Jt-jv ]'2 (Lulheraui.
O'Brien T, physician.
Ueis John, general store.
Richardson Jilary ]i. dressmaker.
Richardson P, blacksmith.
Rinewond Leonard, hotel.
.Schneider Peter, feed mill.
Taft" \V 0, cheese raufr.
Thueruer Joseph, bhicksmith.
Web!) & Leonard, string band.
DOUGLAS CENTRE. A postofflce
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A. F. SCHMIDT & CO.,
JIANUFACTURERS OF
I '^R flrnn^o rt^iTF'Q "ficvinp \'^.\^
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Qrnan^Enlal Wood (burning
A SPEClAI.Ti'.
I>ORCIIlF,«sTr:H, - UISCOXSI\.
EDMUND LIEHKER, „,.__^
House and Sign Paintsr. ,'
Havd), S(l;\EUV, K.INCV (illAIM.Nli, /
'■ ■ : f iitid all kinils of Ornampntal Worl<, ^•
'PTliiiugine, KahoiuiniuKa'i'l House „•;
i -i.inig. Strict ntt^iition Kuvii to £
nil urJtTH, ami WVjrl; done on ^- '
Short Notiot-. r , ;
'''^tograplier and Portrait Painter. "^ , /;/
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DOU
WISCOXSIN' STATE GAZETTEER
DRU
in Marquette county, 13 rniles south west
of lloiite'.lo, the county seat. 7 southwest
of Merrill's Lanilincr, the nearest railroad
sthtiou, and 14 northeast of KilbournCity,
the nearest baniiing point. Population,
30. Mail, semi-weekly. W. H. Jloore,
postmaster.
McMahon P n, farmer.
McTier Jaines, constable.
Mills S O, justice.
Moore \Vm II, Farmer.
DOUSMAN. A post village on the
C. & :N. \V. Hy, In Waukesha county, 13
miles west of Waukesha, the county seat,
and 8 south of Oconomowoc, the nearest
banking point. Population, 150. Tl-I.,
TV. U. Exp., Am. Wm. Keid, Jr., post-
master.
Casper B, hotel.
Clause Herman, harliessmaker.
Grupp G A, wafroDinaker.
Ilardic A G, Grain.
Henry .1 L. iirocer.
Jones Hugh G, blacksmith.
IMartiu p^rauk. carpenter.
Martin ,Tohn, carj)euter.
Moore Dr George E, drucr<;ist.
Morris W T, saloon and li?cry.
Neff O 11. blacksmith
Pagel Ferdinand, shoemaker.
Quentu.s .1 C, jiainter.
]Cci<I Villi .Ir, General iStore.
Kobb \Y ,1, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Thomas G H. general store.
Walters U, meat market.
DOVER. On the C, :M. & St. P. Ky,
in Uaciue county, 21 miles west of liacini'.
the county seat, and (! cast of ISuiiintrtou,
the nearest baukinE: point, l-'oiiululion,
70. Exp., Am. Mail, daily. Mlehaul
Ginaiue, postmaster.
Ginaine Susie C, railroad agent.
DOWNING. In Dunn county, on
the \V'is. Crnlral Line. 22 miles northwest
of jMenonionie. the ciumty seat and I atil.
ing point. IC.xii., X, 1'. Tel., W. U.
Population, 42.). W. 11. Park, postmaster.
Berais A, machinist.
Coleman C B, lawyer.
Collin.5G M. li.uel.
Crosby Seth, barber.
Dalloii K ^t Sons, clothing.
Powdcii Shelby M, hotel.
I>o\inini; .TSiiC;; Co, Saw Mill.
MeCabe A II, general store ami notions.
Miller A A. railroail. express and tel s
;Moyer A. blacksmith.
Jloyer Henr}-. restaurant.
ZS'oicross W H. furniture.
E^ark I>r W !U, Druggist.
Proper F C, justice.
Rice L C, lawyer.
Phernetton C C, Hour and feed.
Stewart Wm, livery.
Stoddard A K & Sons, cheese mnfrs.
Weed K A, constable.
DOWNSVILLE. On the C, M. i-
St. P. Hy, in Dunn count}-, S miles south
of ilenomonie, the county seat and neai.,;!
banking point. Population. 400. Tel
W. U. .Mail, daily. II. Thomas, post-
master.
Brown Fred, livery.
Coats John, feed nn'll.
JI>r!ikc ii K, General Store.
Graven Joiin P, railroad anil tel agent.
Knapp, Stout & Co Company, general
store.
Shirley John, watronraaker.
Sin/, John, hotel.
Tibbetts A J, justice.
Varuer K C, carpenter.
^ DOYLESTOWN. On the C, .^I. .'c
St. P. liy, in Columbia coiiniy. 18 inile.-
southeast of Portage, the judiei.'i! seat. a"d
'.».; from Coluiabus. the nearest bankinL'
point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Popu-
lation, 100.
Freeman F M. wagonmaker.
Hartzingor J..hn. bl'irk-mitli.
<>tiiiiii JJ :^3, General Store.
I.'obertson A: .Morris, grain and lumljer.
Sei-i'rson S. triuieral slore.
Williams G II, hotel.
DRESSER JUNCTION. Ou the
M., St. P. .t S. Sle. .M. Hy, in Polk enu^-,-
ty, r, miles northeast of Osceola Mills, the
county seal and usual banking point.
T.I., W. U. Exp., Am. I'opulalion, ■>'.
i?. P. Pitman, po^tlnHSter.
Clark Charles, carpenter.
Chirk Charlotte, music teacher.
Dresner Nellie A, music teacher.
Farley J C, railroad, exp and le-1 agent.
Xelson Jennie .M, music teacher.
I'ittiiaii li i'. Grocer.
O!]ioogo_& Grend Im
DRUECKER. On Sauk creek, and
on the M., L. S. & W. Hy, in Ozaukee
cour.ly, A miles north of Port Washiiiirt.in,
tlie C'Minty Seat anil banking point. P'J];
u Tli8 Favorite Roiiia Eqsi
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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■: iiiiD, 800. Mai!, dfdly. Hugh Mc-
urjDC, pObtruiislcr.
Iiruerker J & Bros, lime nmfrs.
McGrane llugli, grocer.
DRUMMOND. Ou While river, and
■ n the C St. P., }il. ik, O. liy, in Daydeld
.riinty, 50 miles southwest of Bayiiekl, the
HUiity seat, and-G northeast of Ilayward,
'.he nearest banking point. Population,
"lO. Tel., W. U. E.xp., Am. F. II.
Linimmond, postmaster.
DriiiiiinoiHl F Bff, Vice-President
iiid Jlogr Uust-Ovv'en Lumber Co.
I, iDd Ole 0, shoemaker.
r::ile II, hotel.
I'.iitell D C, express agent.
i;i.'i,'s .John G, lumber mnfrg.
Uii^t Owen Lumber t'o (limited), John S
Owen pres, Frank II Drummoad vice-
pres, Ralph E Itust sec and treas.
DRY BONE. lu Grant county, 28
n-.iles from Lancaster courl house and 3
.'r.ira Jlonlforl, it.-t banking and shipping
1 'int. Mail, tri-weckly. C. Guthrie,
I'ostnuister.
('roll &■ Dax, general store
IJIing IT, saloon.
(!:illowKy J S, justice of peace.
Oiuhric, Topp & Co, General Store
and Miners
.h'liDson M, blacksmith.
M_UD7. A, constable.
'A'elcli & lieagels, .saloon.
DRYWOOD. A village in Chippewa
C'.unly, 10 miles northeast of Chii)pewa
i'dis, the county scat, and 8 north of Ca-
''■'lie, the nearest railroad station. (Jhip-
i'Wa Falls is the nearest bankiiv.^ point.
j;i|pulalion, 50. Mail, semi-weekly. \V.
' 'iiit, postmaster.
['■urrovrs G B, lumber mufr.
"rywood Lumber Co.
Mint Wai-i-eii, Saw Mill, General
^lorc and Salo >n.
'• ■■'dnian Bro.i, (jcneral store.
1 diljurd S L, justice of peace.
•McKay D 0, saw mill and real estate.
^^ i'cliell James, lumber.
■Mitchell Miles, hotel and saloon.
DUCK. CREEK. Formerly known
?'' \ elp, is ou Duck creek, the C. >.t X. W.
!■>■ and the G. B., W. & St. P. R. R., in
'■•■>JWn county, .5 miles from Green Bay,
•^■<- J'ulicial .seat and banking point. Tel.,
W. U. Exp., Am. Population, 1,2."j0.
A. llussin, postmaster.
Athey James, carpenter.
Bciiilfj TSiOinas II, Propr Duck
Si Creek Stone Quarry.
Buikel Henry, saloon and general store.
Buraette M, stone quarry.
C'orbeil L, carpenter.
Delorm Anton, hotel and saloon.
E5jicK Creek Stone ijiiarry. T R
Bentley Propr.
Finncgan Wm, brick tnnfr and stone
quai-ry.
£9ii!<'>i!i -Vle.T, General Store and Justice.
Hussin J, saloon.
Reiuhart L, blacksmith.
Rious L, stone quarry.
Roder August, saloon.
Steins "\Vm, saloon.
Ullmcr J, blacksmith.
Van Ex L, general store.
Walker Arthur, general store.
DUDLEY. A postofHce on Prairie
river, in Lincoln county, 10 miles northeast
of Merrill, the county seat, nearest railro.ad
station and banking point. Pi.pulation,
20. JIail, tri-weekly. C. II. Biauchard,
postmaster.
EJIniieSiitfcI (' II. General Store.
Dudley Henry, hntel and farmer.
Smith it Cummiiig, sawmill.
DUNBAR. In Marinette conntv, on
the^L,St. P. its. Ste. M. Ry, CO miles
northwest of .Marinette, the judicial seat.
Nearest bank at Iron Mountain, Mich.
Exp , Am. Tel., W. U.
Evans C. railroad, exp and tel agt.
Girard Lumber Co, saw mill.
DUNBARTON. A station on the C ,
M. it St. P. Ky, in LaFayetle county. Si
miles south of Darlington, the seat of jus-
lice, and 0 cast of Shull.sburgh, the loca-
tion of the nearest bank. Population, IIO.
Tel., W. U. Exp., Adams. J. L. Mat-
son, postmaster.
Blackbourne F, general store and grain.
Lloyd P E, railroad, exp and tel agent.
mat>>oii A 1j, Blacksmith and Machinist.
Matron J L. jirodiice and printer,
^lunson Mrs Sarah C. thnver seeds.
]\Iunson it Lord, wind-mills, etc,
Russell J B, mnfr chemical dehorner.
DUNDAS. A post village on the M..
L. S. it W Ry. in Calumet county, 14
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and Lawn TennI
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"WISCONSIN" STATE GAZETTKEU
DUR
miles north of Chilton, the county scat,
and 0 southeast of Kaukauna, thu nearest
banking point. Population, 150. Esp.,
U. S. P. Endres, postmaster.
Beach Samuel C, hotel.
Bruecker J W, cheese mnfr.
KaitJrcs Peler, General Store, Piailroad
and Express Ai^ent.
Sauter, Peter, saloon.
Schneider Henry, hlacksniith.
Woltinger Josepli, cheese bos mnfr.
DUlf DEE. A Tillac^e on the ."ililwau-
kce river, in Fond du Lac county. :.'J miles
southeast of Fond du Lac, the counts- .seat
and banking jioint. and 7 northeast of New
Cassel, the nearest railroad sta;inn. Stages
to New Prospect, 'Waucousta and Xew
Oas=el. I'opulation, 100. Mail, daily.
James Murray, postmaster.
Arimond Jacob, general store.
Arimond & Bowser, flour mill.
I'arr}- L L, cooper.
£«r4tu'i) AOatsi, Farm Implements.
Brown & [lenning, cheese mnfrs.
Daliege ./ulius, tailor.
Gallagher P AV, hotel.
Jlontag B, shoemaker.
Murray Patrick, blacksmith.
Schenck Jjaniliert, blacksmith.
Schcuck JIatUiftS, wagonuiakcr.
DUNNVILLE. A rost.-ffice on the
Ciiippewa. river, Dunn coiintj-, :3:;0 miles
northwest ot Milwaukee, 14 fmni Menora-
onic. the county .seat, and 7 finm Dnrand,
the nearest banking point. Population,
100. Mail, daily.
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DUPLAINVILLE. A post village
on the C, "M. Ot St. P. Ry and the Wis-
rousiu Central Line, in Waulveslia county,
i5 miles from Waukesha, the county seat
and banking point. Popuhuiou, 7-j. E.\p.,
Am. Tel., \V. U. J. Cuganski, post-
, master.
i>iit;iii)«ki .7nliii, General Store. Hotel
and JCvprcss Aeent,
Fi:Ji h) T, railniiiil and tel agent.
.M-tgedanz Kd, wagonmaker.
.Magedanz Wm. blackaraith.
^ Sehniuil M, shoemaker.
DUPONT. A po.st village on Pigeon
river, in Waupaca county, ii miles north-
east of Waupaca, the county seat, and 4
south of Jl.-uion. the nearest railroad sta-
tion. Cliiiloiivillo is the nearest banking
point. Stages tri-weekly to Symco a^ I
Marion. Population, 300. !Mail, tri-
weekly. F. il. D,;vand, postmaster.
Clapps & JIad=on, saw mill.
Cleveland G F, blacksmith.
I>evatJd V M, Land Agent.
Devand L, produce.
Nohr i- Sons, saw mill.
DURAND. A nourishing incorpor-
ated city ou the C. V. br. of the C, yi. c,:
St. P. Ry, in Durand township, Pepin
county, of which it is the c<iuDty stat. It
contains a bank, a creamery, a furniture
factory, 2 weekly newt-papers, the Pepii
Co'/nO^' Co'trirr and the JDiinind '/. Itup'j, a
museum of natural history. 0 chuiches, a
graded school, a basket factory and a ma-
chine shop. Grain, pork, live stock and
country produce are tiic principal ship-
ments. Stages to Arkausaw and Eau
Galle. No bondeil debt. Assessed valua-
tion of real and personal proper! v, i'-.jO,-
000. Population, l.l.VJ. Tel.; W. U.
E.^p., Am. Jlail, daily. W". L. liachel-
dcr, postmaster.
Alkire Isaac D, nursery.
Atkins AVillis B, city marshal.
Auer Jacob J. sahion.
Bachelder Wm L, pistinasler.
BailofI August, hainoss.
Bank of Durand I'rapital, .'52.1,000), John
iIolvcr:on pres, II fj Smith cash.
Barney (Jilberl It, railroad and express sgt.
Barney '.Mrs Julia A. milliner.
Barton Elmer !>, saloon.
Bauer Rev J :M (Catholic).
Bauer A; Brenner (Frederick Bauer, An-
ion Brenner), wagoiimakers.
Bauer iV Engeldini^er (Frank Bauer and
Peter ICngeldinger) saloon.
Blach Albert, shoemaker.
Boehn Jiphn. gener.al store.
Boehm A: Kraeft (Louis Boehm, Robert
Kruefl), saloon.
Breuuig & Kathouseu (Jacob Breunig,
Henry Kathou'^en), saloon.
Bruenu Christian, wagrmiuaker.
lirunuer Anthony, blai ksniith.
Cji><lcr iloii!*!.-, -M M Farr Propr. {&e
ach, <Jpp.)
Coflin Alexander G, abstracts and loans.
Crosby Iliram .^L sorghum mnfr.
Davis & Starr Lumber Co, George V\
Bishop mngr.
Dorchester Jamcs T, brick yard.
Dor win Aul'usIus R. cenernl store,
Dorwiu V W .MillCo(Vivns ^X and Wm
Y Dorwin), planing mill.
, r-^ !■■■:■'
r*>H s-'."-
' Liza U w tj k^ixi i^
MILWAUKEE CEMENT CO.
15 J AVICST IVVf';!'" ST., :iiIL'\\ AIKICK, Vv IS.
r r.orils are pnrchaseii for <'usli.
lyhkh all
iin.l Ti>r
ilin Orija
ery low prices. See our $175 Pian
Dearholt & Benedict. ^'
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Uunltip ifc McKce (George W Duulap, Al-
freti E McKee), geueral store.
l)i;raud Basket Works, PH 6h;ifer, II C
Mueller, M P Peter^nn pmprs.
l>iir.ind Brass Bund, F G pf'jiffer leader.
I>;irand Zsitung. Uobert JIor.--bacli editor.
Dyer Slcrbcrt I>, Coui;t3' Clerk and
Insurance.
I)j IT 4.V Bofliror (II D Dyer, Frank
il Boebret), Watches, Clucks, Silver-
ware and Jewelry ; \\'atcli Hcpairiug a
Specialty.
'. .Iridue Job D, cuiinty .judge.
;\i't .Mathiasjr, sorLjhum mut'r.
TaiT :^iorri.«> TjS, Prnpr Casler Ilduse
und Livery, (.'riendc, hLl>'0.)
r'nrd it Browne (Cliauncy B Ford, Gil-
ford D Browne jr), bl ick.smitlis.
r'lrsier House, Jo,=opli Forster propr.
;■" \ Frank, cotifeclioner.
rra*cj' .Sohii, Lawyer.
V:,\/. Jacob, furniture and undertaker.
'.'■.iller Koduian, furniture.
(i:i/ely Josepb, carpenter.
■"■rlicr Geoigo. carpenter.
'I'.bar Dr Frank ./. coroner.
^■"Nilricb Miss .leniiic M. county sup!.
<M>o<lriflj a'liiio W, Dealer in Fur-
niture, Wall Paper, Carpel', Winilow
t'urlains ami Fixtures and Undertaker;
Trunks and Valises.
';:'^.drich I'c Smith ( Wm Goodrich, Charles
H Smith), crocer.s.
''"-s Richard B, ireneral store,
•'■■ A It Hall. Geor-c Gerlier uropr.
<'iil!i!i tilurlf«* ISn, Dealer in Staple
and Fancy Groceries, Ci.cais, Tobaccos,
('■mf.-cticjnery, Fruits, Ovsters, Flour
ami Feed.
•'titin Francis V. -vvagonmaker.
''"'Mien W .V, painlur.
'I uiunond .\n.5ei W. in.-urance.
Hammond A: Smith (Wm C Hammond,
Wm Smith), hardware.
Hardv Perry E, stone Cjuarrv.
Hill Bros (Albert Band WmEl, machinists.
SlilHiird t'uloh '3, Lawyer, Collection
Agent, Ueal Estate and Insurance.
Hocsor F August, boots and shoes.
Hoeser & Pomassl (F A Hoeser, Sylvester
Pomassl), saloon.
Holt Rev John (Methodist).
Horner Frank E, barber.
Huleatl Thomas P, county treag.
Humphrey Mrs Lucy D, drusgist.
Huntington Vv' H, propr Pejiin County
Courier.
ESiiloliinsnsi !>r & Son (G S Hutch-
inson, N H Gobari, Druggist.'^, Books
and Stationery, Fancy and Toilet Ar-
ticles.
Ingram Scj Engeldinger (Charles A Ingram,
John Engeldini;er}, farm impts.
Jellison Samuel L, marble.
Jensen 3Irs y[ L, farm impts.
Kees G W ^ Co (George W Kecs, John
Quixtncr), meat market.
Knapp Henry A, farm impts.
Knight Milelus, farm impts.
Lafavetle Hall, Yaulri>t Bros proprs.
Lawrence Philip, brewer.
Liefl'ring ^Mis.ses Mary i.t Kate M, dress
makers.
Looiuis Mrs Charlotte M. milliner.
JIcKee Albert E. city trea-^.
ililes Henry N, register of deeds.
Miller A W, civil engineer.
^^Jody John G, barber.
Morsbarh Robert, editor Dur.and Zeitung.
Morne liev ]■> L (Congregational).
Murman Henry, elk circuit court.
Nes')it J \\\ ]irin high school.
Nicklas Henry, tailor.
Xilrs Mrs Mary 1. milliner.
(f% A (T3^ f] T^ !"^ f\^y\ --"*"■
^^ L-A VV^ Lisa L.^ LJ d
U tJl Vr^
lOl
^•r:^ nsa
M. rvi. FAFiR, Proprietor.
'•teenlly refitted and refurnished and under a New Management. Only one block from
the L">epot. Reasonable Rates for Boaril Ijy the Week or ilonth.
_ R.\TE.*»i, $1..10 E»E':SB I>.^Y.
Large Sample Rooois and First-Class Livery in Connection.
A Sliare oC Palilio I'atronaKe is lie.sp-cttully Solicited.
DURAr^D, - - WISC0^3Slf^.
ffeag^llwaublSL Paul Rj,^:;xf est d Mfflst
MiLVyAUKEE. Only Store in \A'iscon-ir>
connected with GOODYEAR Rubber Co.'
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WISCONSIN STATE GAZEITEP-E
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>Jiiiimo it Kflton (Alexandfr D ^^immo,
Adara G Ktltoo), fHrni impts.
Nortliwe6tern Lumber Co, ?iiarliu ?ilaxwell
asent.
Nusberger Conrad, lime.
Orcbeslra Band, F G Pfeillen leader.
Osterreicber Kiisjelbrtclit, live slock.
Ostcrreicher tt Ketlner (Anton Otterreich-
er, Joseph Kettner), meat market.
Parkburtt James II. restaurant.
Peck Alexander A, dentidt.
Pei'iu County Agricultural Society, II W
Hammond sec.
Pepin Couiity Courier Tbe, W II Ilunt-
iugton editor and propr.
Percy Bros (Jribn and James), draymen.
Plumraer Nathaniel, county surveyor.
Phimmer Win E, district attorney.
Pocscbl Frank, saloon.
l'olz.er John, via£;onmaker.
Kailt k Par<ou.s (Tliomas G R^itt, Tlomiis
S Pe.rsons), pbotrigrapbers.
Hamu.9 & Tlionias (Adolpbus Ramus.
Charles Thomas), liveiy.
Raymond Nelson, blacksmith.
Knebm Frank A, grocer.
Root Kussell U, boat builder.
Ituelile A^l^'ust, blacksmith.
Sabiii iV; Belden (J^zra N Sabin, George W
Belden), barnesa,
SchUimpf Aujj;ust F, saloon.
Scblumpf A; Nickhis (Miss Louise ;\l
Schlnmpf, Miss Annetie Xicklas), dress-
makers.
Schurr Walter, drayman.
Seeley Wm, carpenter.
Selbach i .1, )ihy>ii.-iaii.
Scinplc .K!;tJii'<i, Agent
Brewing Co of La Cro;se.
Scmple Itobert, saloon.
Shaw Myron A. physician.
Siinjikio.s Jolui 10, painter.
Sinclair John, Inmljer.
Skinner Rev (lilando (Universalist).
i^iiiiMi SSfsu-.v ti. Propr Tontine House.
Stulloid John J, carpenter.
Stewart Parker, ma^on.
Stille Charles, tj.oriff.
Tarrant Georu'e k .Son, gener.al store.
Tonliiic I3<>ii«c, ilenry K Smith
Propr.
Topping Pe Witt C. general store.
Vautrot Alpliousf., liardwarc.
Voil ^I'uriiiiici .liiCMtb, Harness and
Saddles, Trunks and Horse Furnish-
ings.
Walker Jlartin P, restaurant.
AV'eiper Henry B, pliysician.
Zeisingcr Loui.s, furniture mnfr.
John Gund
(■Sie adc in
DURHAM. In Waukesha county, lu
miles soutlioast of \Vauke.sha, the judicitti
seat, and 9 west of Oakwood, the nearest
shipping point. Population, 1.5. M^iil
tri weeklv. Albert Vecneudaal, poslmaj
ter.
Derkson Barney, carpenter.
Hay Joseph, justice,
Haj' Joseph jr, constable.
Huckstorf John, mason.
Piiegal August, mason.
Veei!cit«lji!si Alhorl, General S:ore-
Blucksmith and Fanner.
DtrVALL. A recently
postoffice in Kewaunee county.
:iblishec
DYCKESVILLE. On Green B^x-,
in Kewaunee county, Ji) miles novlU'.vc-'st
of Kewaunee, the county seat, and l-"-
northeast of Green Buy, tbe nearest rail-
road station and bankini- point. It con-
tains a church and ilistiiet school. Mail,
daily. Stages to Green Bay, Sturgeon
Bay and Almapec. Population, fiO. Jo-
seph Stage, postmaster.
Barrett Wm & Son, general store.
Boulauger Desire, general store.
May Leonard, l.ilacksmilb.
Sliij;c .E<»!<ci»li, Hotel and Saloon.
Chicago S [mi Jml P.;,
EAGLE. A village on the C. M. it
St. P. By, in Waukesha county. ]ii mili.s
southwest of Wau'icsha. the coiintv seat
and nearest banking point. A weekly new.s-
pnper, the Sini, is published. Population,
:.0t>. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Iv. Y.
Salisbury, postmaster.
Baidster Cbailes B, physician.
Bielham ,'\Iatliias, stone mason.
]?ossinL'bnni Iviward. tailor.
Botbrell .Mrs K, dressmaker.
IS«»vi'C E'^<!w!ir<! }.., Grocer.
Bovee Mervin, barber.
Clemous Harvey, grain elevator,
demons Horace, railroad and exp agl-
Clendeuing Kev R C (.Melhodi.sl).
(;iohi.Hy Bros, blacksmiths.
Cox Charles, livery.
Crank Wm. saloon.
Devere.'Uix Thomas, saloon.
I)iam<uid Hotel, J P Schneider propr.
Eagle Cornet B.ind, E Lius leader.
Faestel .Fobn, carpen'er.
Foster .Mrs L, dressmaker.
Gray Dr W P, dentist.
<«ro)«Mc I..co|n»UI, General Store.
Haje Samuel, apiarist.
Palace and Dining- Cars
ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
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1.000.000. I IVortUwcetern 3i-ai)cli
;.Oi>0.onii. 1 a>a!f<-, 41G ."'Jilv.aiskpe
i H.W.VI;KI:i;, V.SS. W. S. CANUEE, state Aeent. n.VLia;;: UlCILStU, Ooa'l ■lan-i-er.
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lltiiuescy W B, publr .Sun.
Henry Ecic;!ir, paiuter.
Ilnswell Nathaniel J, wagonmaker.
llulibard Wm E, hardware.
.I.iycox Mrs Louis, milliner.
I,v'wandowsl<e Otto, harness.
f.ins Charles E, drugijist.
I,i!i9 Edmund, saloon and meats.
Lins .John A, general store.
Lins it Cumlntrs, live stock.
McKeon J II, blacksmith.
noWilliauis Walt'-r, Dru-iist.
News, G A ]{odgers editor and publr.
Parks Francis G, real estate.
Parsons Mrs E \V, carpet weaver.
Pischery Rev Wm (C:itlii.'lic).
Kodijers G A, publr New.?.
'iiUUimry EtiUe Y, :\Iilliner.
Sihneiiler J T, propr Uiumoud Hotel and
livery.
SLarp 0 E, physician.
SiL-ad Henry, confectioner.
Sun, W 15 Heunesey, editor and publr.
Thomas Henry, carpenter.
Tyler Nicholas, .shoemaker.
Wambold L, flour mill,
■^'inster Will, telffjraph ac:cnt.
Vcrke3 George W & C'o, lumber.
EAGLE CORNEHS. A hamlet in
Kicldund county, M miles southwest of
Hiehland Centre, the couritv seat, and .">
n.jrlhwesl of Aluscoda, the' nearest rail-
road station and bankiui;; point. Popula-
lii'u, 00. .Alail, daily. Frederick .Smith,
postmaster.
.^Iruin Aaron, waconinaker.
>»inlni rrt.'<!cri<-k. General .Store.
\Nare Wm, blacksmith.:
EAGI.S POINT. A postoffiee on Ihe
<-•. St. P. M. & (). l{y, in Chippewa
county) 7 miles north of Chippewa Falls,
the location of the nearest bank. Popu-
lation, y.j, Mail, ,iaily. John Eates, post-
master.
I";r:lctt W n & Sons, siork ffrm.
•{"Ic* .John, NoPiry, Insurance and
^ Lumber.
< leaves F. A, pine land inspector.
>\il«on H, cheese mnfr.
louDi; Grant, Uour and feed.
EAGLE KIVER. A prosperous town
"n nvir of the same name, and on the .M.,
''■ S. vt W. \{,', in Oneida county, CO miles
'"rlheast of lihinelander, the juilieiid seat
"!"! noiirost baiikinL; point. Tel, W. U.
E.\p., U. S. Population, 1,,500. G. P.
Dickinson, postmaster.
Anderson Erwin W, blacksmith.
Avery O W, saw mill.
Bane G A, grocer.
Cochran David, saloon.
Deckert Joseph F, meat market.
Denton Albert A, hotel.
Dern John, barber.
E>ifkin'>oii iV Cook, General Store.
Docker}- Wm, boarding house.
Downs 11 S, railroad and telegraph agent.
Eaden Carnej', saloon.
Eagle liiver Review.
Forrester Wallace W, shingle mill.
Garity ^Michael, saloon.
Gerry Lumh^;r Co.
Goucher John \\'. jeweler.
Graham Daniel, stationer.
SIiMlily E>r (^eoi-ijo 81, Drugs.
Hal! Fred, merchant tailor.
IHr/.e! Mart, saloon.
Hchert Mrs J P, hotel.
Howard A Frani;, confectioner and barber.
Johnston A: Co, lumber mnfrs.
Knox Wm H, grocer and saloon.
Kuehue John II. meat market.
.McCloud K. hotel.
:?ac<:<Miiioll <; S' &. Co, Grocers.
-AIcGill Hartley, saloon.
Mclnlyrc A. general store.
M.'ick H J. hardware.
Manes & Slattery, saloon.
Jloon Orrin B, lawyer and publr Vindi
cator.
Jlorrison Bros, meat market.
O'Connor Henry, confectioner.
Persolin Wm, harness and shoes.
Richiaon A G, express agent.
Richmond Merrick, saloon.
Sheridan laimber Co.
Stannard .Miss Lucy, milliner.
Thibbfcls Rev K J (Congregational).
Thomp'-on G II, restaur-mt.
Tofiley A Merickle, saloon.
Vindicator. O B ."\Ioon publr.
Wa!f!i T 15, fJeueral Store.
Wark Miss .Annie, milliner.
EAGLETON. A postofSce on O'Neil
creek, in Chippewa county, [) miles north
of Chippewa Falls, the county seat, near-
est railroad station and banking point.
Stages semi-weekly to Chippewa Falls and
intermediate points. Population, ooO.
-Mail, semi-weekly. Charles Liche. post-
master.
Harthieume Leon, saloon.
Jones ^t Sticknev, black.^raUh^.
iiniiois mui 1 1
Short
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r^T CHICAGO, SOUTH.
Oisdahy SrcthersJ. Perk and Beef Packero,
MII-WAl iiliK, \vi>c«>NNIX. ( AMD PROVIPICr^ DEALERS.
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Lielic Charles, General Store and Saw
Mill.
Scboewe G, music teacher.
Stickncy Charles, hotel.
YouDg 3Ieu'3 Silver Band.
EAST BEISTOL. A postofflce in
Dane county, 20 miles northeast of Madi-
son, the county seat, and 8 soutliwest of
Columbus, the nearest shipping and bank-
ing point. Populaiion, 75. Mail, tri-
weekly. George Thein, poitmaster.
East Bristol Creamer}'.
Goelzingcr L, blacksmith.
Ilauser Jacob, i'cneral «tore.
Hillenbrand Ernest, carpenter.
Jauish Julius, nvison.
'Murlz John, sal'ion.
Scisey EJciiry, Agricultural
niculs.
Schmitt II A, justice.
SSpshn Valentine, shoemaker.
Steigerv,-alk Frank, carpenter.
Stien ^Michael, saloon.
Slrakcr Jlichael. justice.
. Thciii George, General Store.
Thcin John, shoemaker.
Imple-
EAST DELAVAN. In Walworth
county, 3 miles sontli of Elkhoru, the ju-
dicial seat, >isual banking and sliipping
point. Tr!-weeltly sta-.;e to Elkhoru anti
Ilarvanl. Popn.hition, §■"). .Mail, tri-
weekly. L. Dc Lap, poslruaater.
JJradt Win L, carpenter.
Hull & Son. carpenters.
Ilie Iai\» Lo«ison, Grocer.
Dodge Ciiarles, constable.
Ilarris, Stubbs Jt West, cheese mnfrs.
Jones Uev W lo'Eaptist).
Eii>.iiiicr Ilejiry, Hotel.
Morey I. ina.--on.
Williams C -M, general store.
Williams F.dward, rarprntcr.
William,s T F, justice and nal estate.
Woodford Walter, blacksmith.
EAST FARMINGTOrg'. A villagf;
in I'olk county, 5 milts "^outh of O.-cci'l i
ilills, the counly scat and ne?irest railmad
station. Blink at New Kiclimond. Pop-
ulation, '350. Mail, daily. John J. Koch
postmaster.
Abbetsmeier Re.' Carl (Lutheran).
Behling Walter A, harncs.^niaker.
lieyl Aligiist, steamboat agl and justice.
Erhorn Joh... cheese mcfr.
Keller Kev C (Catholic).
Kueli Bros, Genera! Score and Cat
Mnfrs.
Koch £ W, saloon.
Krenz Herman, book and news agent.
Krumrey Edward, tailor.
Madden Ji.hn H, barber.
Maxwell E It, book and news ncent.
SJillcr J5r«.-i, Hrick :Mnfis.
iNeuman A, feed mill.
Peters Charles, carpenter.
Schmidt Augu.st, meats and live stock
Schwan Mai tin. shoemaker.
Schwartz Carl, blacksmith.
Siggelkow Herman, carpenter.
Ttske Fred, stone mason.
Zorn Emil, stone ma-son.
Zorn John, stone mason.
Chicap l^ Gfaod Ifunl: R
EAST LINCOLN. On the M., .St.
P. it S. Ste. .M. Ky, in '.Polk c..unty. C:J
miles east of Osceula Miil,<;, the county
seat. New Kichm.ond is the nearest bank-
ing point. Population, 1.50. Mail, daily.
Luther De Golier, postmaster.
I>e CiJolier I^iillicr, Grocer.
Seekins Pros, meals and liay.
EAST MADISON. A station on
the C. M ..t Si. I'. Uy. in Dane county, i
mile northeast of Madison, the judicial
seat.
EASTMAN. A village in Crawford
count}-, 14 miles northeast of Prairie du
C'liien, the county seal, u.sual ship]iinij
atid banking point. Po]nilation, '-0O.
Mail, tri-weekly, J. F. Pier, pustmastcr.
A.strander John. Carjienter.
Hurque llubert, blacksmith.
ChfiTier Bros, black.smiths.
Fisliers .James, justice.
Keral Alb?rt, mason.
KohoiierJo.=eph. saloon.
JIartan Wm, blacksmith.
Pier J 1', General Store.
Pokorney ,Iohu, grocer.
Speck (.' II, .'■ahum .
Wallcn Thomas, li.iur mill.
Winegar L H, Hour mill.
Palace and Dinin.o- Cars
ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
Rtfrigerators.
THE r.nODE«SER JlXFfi CO., Manufacturers of MEAT REFRIOEEATORS.
Ifjoiuiijiij. MIMT KOtKEUS. ELEVATOItS of nil kinds, PUMPS, BKK^VEKY JI.UIIISEKY,
ISUINO JACKS, HOISTING MiClU.VKIiY, Etc. 612.ol4 COSCiiEnct STIIF.ET, JilLnACKEE, WiS.
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EAST MIDDLETON. A r"5tofiice
.:, Diiie couuty, 8 iiiiks west of Maaison,
■: ,1 ciiucty seat, anil 2\ south of Middle-
: !i, the nearest railroad station. JIadison
.> ihe nearest banking point. Population,
■I ■). Mail, tri-wecldy.
llnfmann F L, grocer.
EASTON. On AVhite creek, in
A !ams county, 10 miles iouth of Friend-
•;.ip, the judicial scat, and 18 from Kil-
liourn City, the usual bankina; and ship-
pin? point. Population, !J0. 3Iail, semi-
weekly. J. A. Henry, postmaster.
':'-'.dy W A, blacksmith.
'.' Illy AV D, carpenter.
Ilc'iiry J! A, Gontial Store.
'.,'i.;ton John, grist mill.
EAST PEPIN. A postoffice on Rock
r'-'.k, in Pepiu county, 22 miles east of
.\rkansaw, the county scat, and 0 from
'I 'iidovi, the nearest banking and ehip-
pui point. Stage daily to Mondovi.
r-pulation, 100. Mail, "daily. Alfred
l';y. postmaster.
' ' "pe Charles, justice.
«>iiy Ain-od, Justice,
■^lurnian Henry, sorghum mnfr.
Ij'ick Creek Cheese Factory.
H'er.-cheibe Andrew, mason.
EAST TROY. A villace in East
iT'iy township, V.'ahvorlh county, 12
• Its northeast of Elkhorn, the county
■ ;'I, and 4 cast of Troy C-enlre, Uie neaf-
'-'■ railroad .station. Eikhoru and Eurlmg-
'•'" are the nearest banking points. Stai,'es
•■'■ly to Muliwanago, Troy and Troy Cen-
'"•• Population, ",500. Jlad, daily. P.
• Criste, iiostmasler.
-.yi-^lin Henry H, general store.
I ■••ey .Jonafliau, grocer,
i .>ycr J C, harness.
];■ "lis Mrs M, carpet weaver.
--(■h Frederick If, tailor.
?'laiuliiird Caicb S, ,\piarist.
.•■■liiulniiiirr Louis D, tailor.
i.r..wnleu Itichard, 11. .ur mill.
•;'.^enavista House, .1 F ,Jude propr.
.:'"wripht 0 S, physician.
.i-ftia Jobn P. hardware.
J^ '|u; m Miss Sa-ah, dressmaker.
■nhlln it Dickinson, painters.
.'"■;^ Aiiani'C, harness.
Ill' 'i'"'' ""^^ "^ r-utheran)
. "•kcnnaii flarry. Planing }ilill.
:.:l:J_|^ House, H " Uogers propr.
10, 12
Eberts Ferdinand, mason.
Field Stephen F, apiari=t.
Gilbert H D S: Co, furniture.
Gleason David, tailor.
Graves Simeon K, photographer.
(Srisle I* O, Drugs and .'M.aioncry.
llabernicht Eudolph, grocer.
Harris J, cheese mnfr.
Hayner Eev A J (Congregational).
Healey Bros, grocers.
Hiiliard Charles 31. carpenter.
Jude James F, propr Euenaviata House.
Keats Wm G, town clerk.
Kessler liev ^\' U ^Ctttholic).
Kuhl Charles, mason.
Slarliu Daniel, live stock.
Meehan James, cariiatre painter.
iTScehai! Mrs. J, .Milliner.
Monaghau James, blacksmith.
jMouaghan & Tramor, saloon.
Morrisey ]Mary, drc-^maker.
Potter K'jv Thomas (.Methodist).
Rector D W, physician.
Piigas James, barber.
Rogers Harold 11, propr East Troy House
and livery.
Rogers O H, grocer,
i^chaub Adam, live stock.
Scott D C, physician.
Smith Cbarlis A, Hour mill.
Smitli C \V Ac <.'<>, General Store.
Slebbics Alva, dentist.
Trainor .^Ir3 Nora F, dressmaker.
Tiiellar Sidney E, justice.
Wilttnbaeker Eruest, shoemaker.
EAST WRIGHTSTOWN. In
Blown county, I.O miles soulhwest of
Green Bay,, the county seat. 2 from Green-
leaf, the nearest railroad station, and 1(»
south of DePere, the nearest banking
point. Population, ."50. JIail, Iti-weckly.
N. G. Grant, po:.tmasti;r.
Dyer J(>hn, blacksmith.
Grant N G, eggs.
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EATON. In Manitowoc county, 14
miles southwest of Manitowoc, the county
seat and nearest banking point, ami 7 from
Cato. the nearest shipping point. Popula-
tion, oO. Mail, Iri-weekly. E. Anderson,
postmaster.
Aiider.soii F, Jeweler,
Boelhler Charle.s, hotel.
EAU CIjAIRE. Is a nourishing city .
beautifully located on both sides of the
C'hipprwa and Eau Claire rivers, in the
central portion of Western Wisconsin. It
rid I I I'oiirtli St.. FoiKl Uii L;io, V. Is.
\vr i.> irii) < !JA II ici;ic si:t.s, i»i anos.
lo ED. ASrHErt7IANN A: CO. if you \vri,;t
GAR> iindiT I'orii 0«"N N A.^1 K or list A ^ ii.
l,v.'ai'Ki:e, - - "tvi>s( oNsis.
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WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEEF.
fZAU
is the seat uf justice of the county bcariug
the same Dame, and is 321 luil-js northwest
of Chicago anii S4 east of St. Paul.
Its name is of French derivation and siirui-
fiea " Clear Water." The main portion of
the city is about 31 feet above low water
marlc of the Chippewa river, the latter is
180 feet above Lake Micliijan. which in
turn is .589 feet ab'ive the sea, making the
situation of the city 700 feet above the
level of the ocean. Its area is lOJ tquare
miles. The soil is a sandy lo.im and is
formed for the most part of di.'siuteerated
potsdam sandstone, with veiretable mold in
its composition. It is, as staled in an Am-
erican supplement to Chambers' Encyclo-
pedia, the center of traffic for a radius of
75 miles. The C , St. P., M. & O. liv,
the C, L. M. & St. P. Hy, and the Wis-
consin Central line, which is now a part of
the Northern Pacific system, all having
branches extending in varif us directions,
including those of the pine, hardwood and
mineral reirious of the North, afford traus-
portational facilities possessed by but few
cities. The chief water power is supplied by
the dam across the Chippewa river, giving
eighteen feet head. The d'.rn on the Kau
Claire river supplies the linen and other
mills with power. The Eau Claire river
empties into the Chij^pewa river at thi.s
point. These river=, spanned by ten
bridges, are thickly studded with uuiuer-
ous manufacturini; institutions, con.-ii.'ting
principally of a dozen large saw mills, c!
foundries, a pulp and paper mill, a refrig-
erHtor factory, a sash and door factory, a
linen mill, a factory for the mauufiicture
of dj'namos and other electrical appliances,
a furniture factory which places 1,S00
suites a month on the market, a brewery,
grist mill and brick yard. The following
statistics will convey in most a concise and
definite form, Information conceruinL^ the
status of business of Eau Claire during
the past year:
A^sHfist^l vp.lr.e of propLTIy fri.T^s r.'ri
Bondrti <1 ■!..; $3-15 000
rublie .-^clioo!^ 14
Atcnit;,- - -.Inrv "f n-.alf t-'aohiTM ?Otl Oil
AviTa„'. s lUiv cf f.-nKlii- ti':i(.-l)r.-3 $111 .W
'.. ' - > n I. ■■ml •,•0 year.-i). . i,l:;'J
• I , - V .hools
^len eniployed in fouudrie.sand macii
Att^'Hi
VftUi.-
(vatp pchool.-i
.vai:os per moDth .
$10:i;o,-
AoiOUlit uf n.Lri
MeniMiipIoyt,! i
Amount of luni'
Amount "f thiM
Mfu omplorfd i
wn fe.-t in.'i.Oin.cXiO
SG.OuO.OOO
i]p iriills 47
Operatives enipioyed in sash and door
factory
In pulp and paper factory
lu ref ri.^erator factory
In furniture factory
la electric factory
Inlinenmill
Amount of paperinadetpoundsi
Value of liimiier, latti .and shingles
Value of planing mill works
Value of f'-'Undrv and machine shops. ..
Value of sash aiid doors
Value of ijaper and pulp
Value of Iiirnirure
Value of refrigerators
Value of linen
Value of electrical appliances
Eau Claire Brush Electric Company-
City circuit, ■22 nii!f-s; Commercial circuit.
15 miles: 7.5 city ligiiti and .'iS private
lights, 2.000 candle power; tj men, wages
.$4,000.
Eau Claire Electric Light and Power
Company — Two men, wages s3,000; o'J
lights, 2.000 camlie power, 12 miles cir-
cuit; alternating incandescent lights, 1,020;
10 candle power licrhts, 10 miles circuit.
Citizeus'Eiei^tric Company — Allernatitiq
incandescent lights, OUG; 10 candle power,
16 miles circuit.
Eau Claire Street Railway Company-
Four and ore-half miles traci<. lo cars,
operated by electricity.
Water Works Company — Four mt:i.
wages ^3,200; 2.3 miles pipe and UJo
hydrants.
Telephone Exchane:e — Five employee
wages .s2,400; 22') miles of line and '-.yj
subscribers.
Gas Company — Ten employes, wages
§0 UOO; 12 miles of mains.
Total earnings of railroads, $700,000.
Six cemeteries, 2 owned by the cily and
four by various religious bodies; an opera
hou.'-.c costing ;sOO,000, with a seatiu^'
capacity of 1,000. Eau Claire is said tJ
be the largest lumber manui'icturi:!-'
center in the world. It manufacture -
annuallv 300 Olio. 000 feet of lumber, t!;c
bulk of which is llouted down In rafi>
from the mills to Chippewa river to point-
on the Jlissijsippi river. It has 25 miles
of water mains, 3 electric lii'ht compauie-.
electric fire alarm syatem. 3 !ir=t<.'l ass hott.^l.
3 public parks, a sewasre system, paveo
streets, numerous beautiful churches, an'',
excellent schools, a tine hospital under tli-
care of the Sisters of Mercy which has ji!-'
been compklei!, free [lublic library, a li-''-'
exposition tmilding and race track, pleu'y
of water power which can bo had on !:'•
vorable terms. It has telephone connec-
Notth Star Ironworks. ) rapacity, .-,001.;.ni!»-K.n;lnp
PAIilMI JU.MKACHKINi; 10. . 'Ml" rl-liN. Va.i ^1 ill »1iii liii
ftshiand, - - Wisconsin. ) Spe.jd tnL;ine». Itoilers, I'oiit
, Machinists, Founders. IJnllcriiiakpr--
.. Iliniii? Harlilnery, (Mrll-* r.i..l H' "
ransmiltiuB 3iacliinery,rt<:. Seip. o
Tur
iisii Bsflis
lanhle Tor restorin:r anil
ri'lievirii; Internal Coast
; Dlood. The Bnths st J
nniiituiniii? a healthy action of the
(tliins, ( oiil^, lial::ria, ami li.r Puri.
uesville, Wis., art' amoui; the Uest.
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AND BUSINESS DIBECTOKT.
EAU
165
tioDSvritli ftUsurrniuidint; towus. A notrd
churacleristic of this cliinate is its ciiy,
nure sUmospUcrc, which for lii-iltlifuhie.-s
13 unesctlled, sind is especially favorable
to those affected with cousumption and
other pulmonary troubles. Tlie soil is
porous, and the street griules are good but
r.ot precipitous, which t;ives tlie city uu-
surpsssed natural drainage. There is an
abundant supply of line water. Popu-
lation, according to IT. S. census in 1>^80,
was 10,118; according to U. S. census iu
1S90, 17,401. Tlie city of Altoooa, a
mile and a half from the western limits of
the city, has a popidation of 7!i9, and the
suburban villages of Forterville and JJad-
gcr's Mills a poptilalioti of 7.j0, making a
total of 19,000. 'Die free carrier system is
In vogue. The Chippewa river is tlie
second largest river in the State, and its
great valley, with its numerons streams,
proffers an inexhaustilile and readily ac-
cessible supply of all kinds of hardwood
timber for manufacturing puriioscs. There
are the difTerciit varieties of maple, oak,
birch, elm, hemlock and bass, all iu bound-
less quantities. Freight rates on manufac-
tured articles are as favorable as those of
any cit3- in the Northwest, not excepting
St. Paul or C.'hicago. The advanliigeoiis
natural location of \^Mi Claire, its favor-
Tible condition from a sanitary, social and
commercial point of view render it .singu-
larly adapted for tlic investment of capi-
tal for manufacturing entcrpri.-ies. Tlie
city makes steady progress every year,
and within the la.st few years tliere lias
been built the .McDonoiigh IMaiiufac-
luring Company's fijiindry the Kau
Claire Sash and Door Company's
factory, the Pioneer Furniture Com-
pany's factory, the Eau Claire linen
mill, the Eau Claire l!efrit;erator Com-
pany's factory, the National Ii:iectric .Man-
ufacturing Company's factory, all insliiu-
lions founded on a solid basis and paying
large returns njion the investment. The
<^ily has more capital invested in manufac-
turing and ships more freight by rad aud
"ater tliaii juy other city iu the state
*Sf( pt ;Mil5\-c,iiUcc. Lilieral inducements
■"^'ill be made for the locution of mauutac-
tutliig enterprises. Tliose desiring furlber
PWticuIars are requested to correspond
with H. C. Putnam, President of the Eau
Claire Ctimmcrc.ial Syndicate atid Presi-
<l-nt of Ihe Chippewa Vallev Hank. Tel..
^' . P. Exp, Am. aud Noitbeiii PacilicT
>>■ W. Winterbotham, postmaster.
Aanstad Ole O, grocer, .jlG Water.
Abercroml;ie John, news, 207 S Barstow.
Acme ]\Iilling Co, Ira Westcolt pres, jNIil-
ford E Britten sec, '241 Water.
Adler Frank, saloon, il'i Ikllitiger.
^l::tn:i iSiiiltiiisu «V S..»:iii .\«sOfia-
tion (Authorized Capital. s.j.uOO.OUO).
Dr Cliarles Alexander Pres, 1 heoilore N
Porr Sec, Allen Burditl Treas, J F Ellis
Attorney, Ofiice Opera House iilock.
(Rxado. 1)273.)
Alber Charles, clothing, 218 S B.irstow.
Alderman Cliarles A, county surveyor.
Alexander Charles, pliyslcian. Soil Lake.
Allen Edward W, jManos, 102 Kelsey.
ASkki IVSiiliii? €o, E L Pond Agent,
20:i N Dewey.
American Bible Society Pli'posilory, E II
Piayter agent, 115 Bridge.
American House, Ferdinand Droegc mngr,
401 N Barstow.
Ames Edvin L, dentist, 112 Kelsey'.
Andersen Bros (Hans and Anton), proprs
Scandinavi.an Hotel, ."i02 Galloway.
Anderson A; Co (Nils G Anderson, John
Carlslrom), meals, ."ill Franklin.
Andrews II Nelson, saloon, 20.") S Barstow.
.Vrirar.l Martin .1, whol Hour, 442 Water.
Ash Mrs .Ma:.':gie. dressmaker, 1:32 S River.
Aslibough Henry C, propr Free Press, ol\)
S iiiver.
Aslium David W, phys, yOSV S Barstow.
.llkiwioii B*cr4'y <J, Sec The Leader
Co. 200 S Barstow.
AtUiiisoii Wbh li, Vice-Pres and Treas
The Leader Co. 200 S Barstow.
Aubert Frank, saloon, 018 Galloway.
Atistin i\Irs May. dre3smak<'r, 117 Bridge.
Avery Thomas VV, sew machs, 421 Water,
liailey House, G E Gilkey jjropr.oOiJ Water
Bailey Wm F, lawyer, u20 S Barstow.
Jjaken it Moe (Thomas P.aken, Thomas .1
Mor), saloon. 207 Madi.son.
Ball:ir<! 8'i ."i , Drugs. Medicines, Fancy
Gonds, Surgical Inslnunents, Phy-,i-
cinns Outtits', Etc, 110 Ivelspv.
ElasiU of I^au <:lairi" 'B'hc (Caiutal,
.*;'.0.000 ; Surplus .$.oO,000), W A Ku-t
Pres, 11 H Hayden Vice Pres, C W
Lockwook Cash, J T Joyce .Vsst Cash,
:U3 S B.arstow.
I3ar Uev Carl A (Lutheran), 1213 Ist ave.
liarker Charles, livery,
Barland (5eon;e C. grocer, 110 Bridge.
Barland ilev Thfunas (Presbyterian).
Barnes Charles F, coufr, 122 S Barstow.
Barnes Horace J. grocer, 417 Water.
Birtletl ivlward .M, municipal judge. 313i
S Barstow,
Barlleit \Vm P. lawyer, 4I0i S Barstow.
Ckap, I,]ifeao[;ee fi St, Paul e?,rr:;rSes! aod Mkiid
v/loCUJiiu VcutllAij uL!:;U LI)., . ^ . i,^„„ j ., „.•„ n,-
_^ Office A Factory, iil Lake St., MILWAUKEE, fl IS. LdlBSI iniprOtSU kBHclicn bi!
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WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
EAU
^S
Beecher Merriu S, grocer, 409 'W .iter.
Bebnke Mrs Mary, Ijaker, 317 X Barstow.
Deisiing Mrs Ji'lio, cigar mnfr, G21 >\ Bar-
stow.
Bclcbcr Wra S, barber, -419 Franklin.
Buiisen ifc Johu-Sfin iCbris Bensen. Frank
Jobnson,!, proprs Union Hotel, 652 JIaJi-
son.
Siiu'.cr Abrani, Liver)', Feed and S.ile
ytablfc, 60-' S Hiver. {&e adc. p ?SL )
i^iiidcr ^SoUory, Pronr Binder House,
710 S Barstow.
Bjnrkamler &, Olson (Gustav Bjcrkander,
Oiaf Olt(jn). Ebccmakers, 41.') Franklin.
Blackwell Frederick, bookbinder, Music
Hall blk.
Blai<^ilell Andrew, confectioner, 207 Price.
ISEsni'-ieiii EJros (Louis and Sol), Junk
Hcaltrs. 115 P.audail.
Block Luiil F, tailor, 209 N Barstow.
Board of Education, C K Gleason see, 310
Kelsey. '
Boberg Otto, druses, 312 X Bnrstow.
Bock Gust, liarber, 005 S Barstow.
Bodinc George ^V, painter, Jliin and Far-
well.
Bot'bm ]'ev F J fC'albolin, 410 Putnam av.
Bobn Christian, saloon, 411 B'liinger.
Bonell Bro.s (James and ^Vm,^ wagon
mufis, C07 S Darstow.
Bonell Frederick, photographer, 202^ S
Barstow.
P^oppre Chailes B, blacksmith. 100 Bridge.
P^'uighl llonici?. hotel, Mtnorainie.
ESoslwiolt .\rl!uir.5, Blacksmitli and
Wagon ilnfr, 214 Ilobart. {See ndc, p
e77J.
Bostwick Arthur S. register of drrds.
Bowser 0 & Son (diaries and Henry C),
» livery, 512 Wiscon-ln.
I?oyd JIoI'L-rt K, real estate, 204S Barstow.
Boys Baud, IVtcrsou Hall.
Brace Letnan A, insurance agent, s w cor
Farwell and Summill ave.
Bradford Henry, barber. :.!04 AVater.
Brager Olaus. restaurant. OOo >,' Barstow.
Brancel Christian, rest. 12'j X Barstow.
Brook.M SaniMc 1 (', lupvarf. :;00 .S Bar.^tow.
tlrow?! {'iiiiiwfllor B.,. .Vrcl i'cct and
Superintendent, ]!..om 0 Wil.-ou Block.
Brown iV Joluisuu (Charles K Brown.
Martin P Johnson), real estate, loO S
Bartlow.
Bruhn Kmil F, ciizar niiifr, 510 Galloway.
Brun/.el JuliU'^, barber, 703 S Barstow.
Buck George \, fiour, 400 S liiver.
Buck Norman L, pension agent, ol3j S
Barsilow.
Bullard & Potter (Lorenzo Bullarrl, Her-
bert U Potter), shoes, 111 Kelsey.
Burkart Emil, propr Central House, .::
Galloway.
Burns Moses W, photogr, 116 Kelsey.
Burnsen John, propr Wisconsin ilcu; .
302 Wisconsin,
Busiell Charles E, civil engineer.
Cahill :Mattin T, saloon, 247 V,"ater.
Cain Michael M, s.ilnon, 225 X Barstow.
Calvert Charles M,deutist,303-- S Barstow
Campbell Andrew, confr, 310 Bellinger.
Campbell J P. comu, 407 Galloway.
Carlson Hardware Co, Christian Cirl- ■■■.
prcs, ^I J .\rgp.rd uuilt, 442 Water.
Carlson John, propr Svcu Hotel, 010 W;-
consin.
Carpenter Horace, grocer, 110 Bridge.
Carroll House, John Carroll propr, 31;
Eau Claire.
Carrol i John, Propr Frawlev Hou=;,
311 X p. u'-tow. (.Sv.jrfp. p ^7u.)
Clirsoi! 1'i'iii, Vice Pres Eau Claire Xa
tional Bank.
Cass Drug Co, Josiah E Cass pres, 305 ."^
Barstow.
Casutt Anton, confectr, 321 ^ladisou.
Central House, Emil Burkart propr, 510
Galloway.
Central Lumber Co, John Ure and John
Ure jr proprs
CcrUMuliJiii TllOiiliis .A, Liverv a:: 1
Healer in Heavy Otaft, S.tddic and C ir-
riagc Horses, cor FarwcU and Gibsou.
(SiC ridr, opp.)
Chales Charles, shoemaker, 532 Water.
Chambers .lames, barber, 504 F'.elling'.T.
Cliambers Laurence, meats, 53G Water.
Chappell Addison D, real est, lO'J Kelsey.
Chappell Charles W, jeweler, 207 Kei.-cy.
Chappell Concrete Co (Charles W Chap-
pell, J K Ellis), 207 Keljey.
Charland Miss Millie A, dressmaker. HC
Kels.:y.
Cha^e Ualph H, phys. 307^ S llar^tow.
I'iiijipowii Valley HSiiiik (Capital.
sSOimo; .--Surplus. iilo,500), H C Pair.:'.::'.
I'res. George T Thompson Ca--hier, £ 1>
I'utnam Asst Ca-^hier. Oo.-j Kelsey.
C"lii|»j>c\va Vallfj K«ultr Work-i.
David Ga-,ton Propr, 110 and 112 Madi-
son. (Ste <iilr. p ■^:9.)
Christiansen .M &. Son (Martin and Hjal-
mar), tailors, 421 Price.
Churchill &, Hammond (Charles W
Churchill, Eleazor S Hammond), eleva
tor, 313 Kelsey.
Citizens' ?:ieetric Co, David Drummond
pres. H A Formansupt. 31s Gibson.
Citizeus' Loan and Building A-sn, Charles
B Swift sec, 113 Kelsey.
Clements James, livery, 213 River.
Cliicagi
ii\^f](
Trdnl< %
The Favorite Route East
VIA TMACAnA FALLS.
EAU AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. EAU
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DEALER IN
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HeayfDfaughi, Saddle ao[! Fine Caf[iag8 Horses
FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS.
LIVELY STABLE Itl GOrJ["^^ECTiOri3.
First-Class Turnouts. Traveling Men's Trade
Especially Solicited.
Corner Farwell and Gibson Sts., opp. Galloway Hold, EAU CLAIRE, WlSCOIiSm.
lllinniQ fC^lin,^! n n DIRECT F^ouTE MnnnjpM mcj.
ILLIilUio ULll llti-iL 111 ill to all POINTS in ilUillnLlilJ lUJ;!,
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EAU
Collil! ^*'ltl ?i. Cafliier Eau Clare Ka-
tiondl iKiiik. 302 6 U irstow.
Cole Samuel H, cuustabK', '207 S Baistow.
■Cole & Brigffs (}Ienry E Cole, Edtjar E
Griggs), collcclions, 207 S Barstnw.
College of Commerce, Rudolph O StoU
prin, 304 N Barstow.
Coltou James, fire wardeu, citybldg.
Commercial Bauk (capital, $00,000), .lame3
tl Allen pres, Frank C Allen cash, 205 N
Barstow.
Compo Ephraim, shoemaker, 3:-i4 Water.
Congdou Fred, liverv, cor 2d avc .and
Water.
Coidcy Bros (.lolin and Chaile,'), saloon,
12S S Barslow.
Converse Royal W, confectr, 319 S Bar-
stow.
•Cook Mrs Cordelia A, miliiuer, 120 S Bar-
stow.
Cook Wm P, marlilr, .720 S Barstow.
Cooify BSoiiii'i' J>, Lawyer, 113 Ke!st:y.
C!o(in Nelson I), musical insts, 3-42 Water.
Cooper rMrs Rehecca il, confectr, 203 Mad-
ison.
Co-operative Tdercantilc Assn, .John Mc-
Inuis pres, Henry Selover sec, grocers,
205 Price.
Couture Alfred, saliion, 202 Water.
Couture Alphonsc, saloon. Hii \V'aler.
-Couture Jolin, saloon, 211 Water.
Couture Joseph, saloon, s42 Water.
Cox Mrs Lora A. bleacher, 710 1st avc.
■Co.xcn Charles II, painter, 312 .Alain.
Crabbe & Peterson (David V Crabbo,
Even Peterson), furniture. 300 Ivelscy.
Craft Mrs E A, dressmaker. 220 4lh avc.
Cramer Pt ter. saloon, J'J.'i River.
Cromwell rtanford, agt Am E.\p Co, 501 S
Baistow.
C'llll>crl»oii .Il:iiiie<> 15, Atloineyal-
Law, Loans and Real E^tnle.ll;l liiiilge.
Culver Mrs Eliza 'I", notions, Air, Water.
Culver Joseph (;, real est, 313} S Bnrstow.
Culver it Ellison (Knos S C'nlver, A Fow-
ler Ellison), shoes, 30G S Barstow.
■Cutler IliramC, phvsician. 312 N Barstow.
Cutter Addison A, shoes, 301 S Barstoxv.
Cypreanseu A Soley 'Gilbert Ovpreansen.
Martin O yoley), "meats. 410 N Barstow.
Dabl Christian A, ins, IIM S Barstow
Daly & Cofgrovc (James C I'aly, Michael
Cosgrnve). saloon, SIO lIoi)art.
Daniels Geor;.'c If, saloon, cldef lire dept.
I>il\'j>^ ^■;o«ry;c S, Vice Pres The Wis-
consin RefriL'irator Co.
DavisJIenry 1). K.L'ger, 12IS S Farwell.
Davis A: Stair Lumber Co (capital, •'1250.-
000). Wm J .Siarr pres, George y Davis
sec, 320 S Barstow.
^>iiy !>ivitj!il W, Physician, 305i ai: :
3074 ti Barstow.
Day, Lyman Sc Pinkerton (Henry L P;i',-,
J V R Lyman, W T Pinkerton), pbv;;
cians, 114 Kelsey.
Dells Lumber Co, George W Jlason pn ^
Fred B Dubach sec, west end Madis.ij
Street bridge.
Dells Water i'ower Co, James Mclnlire
pres, C R Gleason sec. 312 Kelsey.
Deraarest J Burnett, as,-t postmaster.
Dcramler Olto R, florist, 435 Jefferson.
Derge J & Bro (Julius and Ferdinand;,
cigar mufrs, 124 S Barstow.
Derouki Jo.seph, saloon, S3^ Water.
Devine Abe, saloon, 202 Kelsey.
Devino James, saloon, 102 Price.
Dovitt Terence, justice, 3bs Water.
SJcwt'y t; A, Steam Laundry, 202 Gray.
(Stv ioId, p CSS.)
Dickersou John, broom mnfr, 220 5th ave.
Dickson ,lohn, grocer, 420 Bellinger.
Doherty James, saloon, 232 Water.
Doolittic Leion A, lawyer, 313 S Barfto-?r.
Doolittle Pi Edsou, lawyer, 310 S Barstow.
Douaherty Daniel, saloon, w end Bridge.
Dowllug Thomas F, s:doon,30n S Barsluw.
Doyle & Brady (.lohn Doyle, Michael
Bradj), blacksmiths, 237 Water.
Drabaut Ausust. grocer, 1120 Menominee.
Droege Feiilinand, nincr Ameiic:in lluu-e.
401 X Barslow.
Drumu'iond Bios (David, J(din and Dnn-
can J), packers, 411 Giillowav.
Ducker Mrs .[ C. dressmaker, 040 4th ave.
Ducommun Julius, jeweler, 120 S Bars-
tow.
Dugannc Mrs Chira G, cilerer. 2IM 4th av.
Duncan GeoiL'i; F, jeweler. 100 Kelsiv.
Dunn Rev A B C (Cutliolici.
i;:i;.jlo Iron ^^'ork-i, N Shaw it Co
Pioprs, Sh.awtowu.
lOastein Alaska Mining and .Milliuu Co. -1
T Heath pres, L QOlcolt sec. lO'J Kei^
sey.
Knii <"lair«' E*«»<»k jiikI Sljiliosiery
Co. (4 C Witlieibv Pres and Treas. II !i
Walmsley Sec, 310 S Barstow. (Ac "<-!~.
Eau Claire Brush Electric Co, H H Har-
den prea, A A Formau supt, 318 Gib-
son.
Eau Claire Business College, L Shaver pnn.
2113 Kelsey.
Eau Claire Cornet Band, John Hanck Idr.
414 S River.
Eau Claire Free Librarv, Miss Jessie !•
lloyt librarian, Postolliee bidg.
Eau Claire Fre-h Fish Co, A L Anderson
ningr, 20S Gilison.
Electric Light fiFsd Llotor Plant
lotxiies Free
siiHCiiieit <'<>nM.icio. !:i,j:cTEt irAi, >! ■'■■
•5 i*!,ii:s <>!.• .\i.j. j>b:s< iju' l•g«>\^, *uu\-
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Has constautly on band for s^ale a large numljer of the choicest bred Per-
chcrons from sucklings up to tive vears of a^. Also choice vanety of
voung trotting bred Colt3 and Fillies. Breedius Farm located at Truax bwitch,
fnur miles "West of Fan Claire.
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Telemariue I -.KM -0192 Dark, Iron Gray Stallion, weight IDSO pounds.
»--"t by Honn-lo-Bl mc. 4.Vi-: 24:1;;, he tiy Uustique— Dam, Poulc, 772'J by \ leux
iJtcide, 4560. Address all communications to
PETER TRUAX, M CLAIRE, WISCONSIN.
fra-
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TIIIJ BRYANT A: STISATTO.V ♦ I
CAGO itrsiMCSis coL,jn:f;i-; is i
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Eiiu Claire Fijriii'.iire Co, (J J Len-
mark Prus, O O Aanst^d Vire-Pres,
Andrew SteusaassSec, Jacob Amuudson
Treas, Csirpets, Furniture and Wall
Paper, Undertakers and Einbalmers, 112
and 114 Bridge. (.S>: "dc, p ;S3 )
Eau Claire Gas Co, Michael GrilUn pres,
David Druaimond sec, 409 Galloway.
Eau Clairt Grocer Co, B A Buffiiigton
prcs, John Huuner sec, 417 Galloway.
E>;i(i Claire House, Parkinson & .Mc-
Gillis Proprs, s e cor Barstow and Eau
Claire. (See ado. opp.)
Eau Claire Ice Co, J J Kelley propr,
BridLje and Union.
Eau Claire Lineu Co, IT C Putnam prcs,
J H Keyes sec, e end Eau Claire.
Eau Claire Lumber Co, Joseph G Thorp
pres, \Vm A Bust sec, cor Eau Claire
and Dewev.
Eau Claire Mill Supply Co, Ilirara P Gra-
ham pres, Conway B Daniels sec, Sus S
Barstow.
Kail Claire TValioiia! ^$»iil( (Capi-
tal, .'JIOO.OCO; Surplus, sl.5,000i, <) H
Ingrain Prcs, Wm Carson Vice-Pres,
Wm K Coffln Cash, C A Slouch A^st
Cash, 302 S Barstow. (Sec ad'\ p ^73.)
Eau Claire A'ews, Eau Claire >;uwa Co
publr.s, 30S S Iliver.
ICau Claire >;ews (,'o (Fred W A and M A
Pauly), publrs Eau Claire News, 303 S
River.
Eau Ciaire Opera House, J E Cass rangr,
400 S Barstow.
Eau Claire Pulp and P!i]ier Co, fl H Hay-
den pres, S 11 Wilco.x sec. c s Cliipnrwa
river near C, SI P. M A: (> H B tiri.lire.
Eau Claire UoUcr .Mill Co, D P Simons
pres, M S Stein sec, flour mill, Shaw-
town.
E.iu Claire Sash and Door Co, J S Owen
pres, Gcorcje Merrill sec, ■- mile e nf
Union DejHit.
Eau Claire Savings, Loan an(i Buildintr
Assn, Jlilo B Wyraau sec, iJOl S Bar-
stow.
EaiiClairc Slreel Railway, lAaiit
Hhd Power Co, Weston Lewis I'res. .V F
Gerald Vice-Pres and fien .Mni;r. W G
Ma.\cy Treas, L N Clausen Sec. S 1
ilulchinsou Asst Jlngr, II B Kowell
Supt, 318 Gibson.
Eau Claire Water Works Co, O 11 Liaram
pres. C A Sharp sec, 302 S Barst<iw.
Eau Ctaire and Chippewa Kall^ Ilcrold,
Joseph Weiss & Co publrs, Dewey near
Bridce.
Elberl Daniel L, printer, 201 S I$arstow.
Elbert Mrs Malina A, miUiner, 311 S Bar-
slow.
EIIeEi<40ii Ehscjic J, Mnj:r C & J
Michel Brewiup: Co, n w cor Fulton and
.5th ave. (See adv, p ^21.)
E'lis John F, civil euijnr, 210 S Barslow.
El!i<* Sasuuel, Livery, cor Eau Claire
and Biver.
Ellis .fc Allen (J F Ellis, Charles L Allenl,
lawyers, 10-i Kelsev.
Ellis & Tuskcn (Pitt's B Ellis, Frank II
Tusken), flour, 705 S Barstow.
Empire Lumber Co (cai)ital, .■?'-0O,000), 0
II lucrara pres, Charles llortoa sec,
Menominee.
Erikson Cliarles, saloon, 421 Wisconsin.
Erity 3Irs Ilaltie A, dressmaker, -jU Gal-
loway.
Evans Mrs Binuie, laundrv, 312 S Far-
well.
Eveniu^^ Free Piess.ll C Ashbau^h propr,
aiO S Biver.
Faast Albert J, shoemkr, .'ilO S Barstow.
Faasl Mrs Frances, confectioner, 318 Eau
(.'laire.
Falk, Jun<r &. Borchert Brewing Co,
Charles llerziger agl, cor Ilobart and
Galloway.
Falsi ad (Jle A, meats, cor Main and Tal-
mad,;c.
Farr Brm (t^iank H and J Fred), drugs,
201 X Barstow.
Farr Edv.-in .1, physician, 113 Bridire.
Earwell Blouse, J JI Forbes Propr,
310 S Farwell.
Felire (Conrad, cigar mufr, cor Gray and
Talmailge.
Fcrber ilichard, music teacher, 414 Wis-
consin.
Ferry John G. jeweler, 207 S Barstow.
Fintrer Kev F C (Lutheran).
Finnessy Thomas, grocer, 1C2 Ferry.
Fish E M .t Co\Ernest il Fish, Ferd
Folsom, Ole Arnslad), contractors, 40'?
S River.
Flanau.an Valentine, rest, 414 Water.
FlemiuL' Bros ijohn H. Thoiuas II and
Edward K), jewelers, 220 S Barstow.
Fleu\ini; Mrs Catharine, boarding house,
420 Galloway.
Fleming Johu H, sheulT.
Fletche'r Albert F, phys, 420 Chippewa,
Fletclier Asa, livery. cor ,"jlh av and Water.
Eorhes .f ereiiiiali iVJ, Propr Farwell
House, 310 S Farw-ell.
Fort Mr.s D II, dressmaker, 2112 Gibson.
Towler ^liaiiiuel L, Grocer, lo; S
Barstow.
Fowler A. Klieinhardt's Orclieslra, Josiah
Fowler mngr.
iLLiiiois mm 1 1
Sliort and Direct
Route from
CHICAGO, SGOIH
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K. PARKINyON.
DAN. McGILLIS.
Ann ff* n a n "^^ '^ M if^ n n © rr
iM *^^ ^^^ Lira Ir-A y U i\ t.;zg U U '^ii^ vi^^ W Uss
Rates, $2 per Day.
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5^1 Located in Business Center
of tlie City.
First-Class Sample PiOoms.
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EAU CLAIRE,
Cor. S. Barslow anJ Eaa Claire Sis,,
- WISCONSIN.
1= YOU iniKNT 7K
Buy tli8 BEST, It is Economy,
The "WJS^OXSIX B'lvSCDtLKSS".
1^ tlic most perfect cvi^r made. Walls liUeil
^"■itli Mineral I'ibrc, the most perfect non-
'• nituctor Uiiowii, and .so psickcd thnt it
^•■'i:! never ehnke down or sieve Ibrout;!!
like charcoal. Pulented Clciiiialde Flue
^^liicli keeps the Refrigerator foi ever sweet.
^ <''Mistiinl Circulation of I'liro, Cold,
"r.v Air guariiiiteeJ. Gives tlie lowest
I'liiperatiire with the Smallest Coiisnuii)-
""II of Ice. Made in Oak, Asli or Bircli,
~:i ! handsomoly linished. All sizes earried
•': "itoek. Hefrigerators for the llotiseliohl,
"olel, Grocer or i;..tclicr.
' ••' C'!itulo.;ue and prices, address
The Wisconsin Refrigsraior Co.,
EAU CLAIRE, \V!S., U.S. A.
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M'OlHtliMRJ
DIRECT ROUTE !I
I to all POI
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WlSCOXilX STATE OAZETTJiEr.
]:au
Fox .J^n P. plr.mber, lOJ Bridge.
Fox It'lcliioi', saloon and iitstaurant,
111 " Baihtow. (Set: ad-, p iSl.)
Franz, ugust. saloon, 41'J : Baritow.
rraAtcy Ilou»e, John Carroil Propr,
311 Ddrsto'.v. (S:e 'i !v.\opp.^
Frawi' MicLael S, prin h\/ii sciiool, CjO
Wisiasio.
Frawlf Wm 11 district attorncT.
FrnMcy &: :»Iiiior (Wm IlFrawley,
Fre.iick .M Miser;, Lawyers, 131 a
Bart .V.
Frcclericsoa Aa'lrew, erocer, 327 Bel-
ling-.
Free i-s Anua E.drcfsmiir. iiS Niagara.
Frc;ncU:tlniuiid C. di.-iiU.>l.'.219 .< Birstow.
fVizxc.Mi.-s K 1 1:1. uotiiris;, G'.iO \\'aler.
Fiirtey j1;i!, -aloon. 110 Ki-^c-v.
Gallntir John M. s-iionn. 7 !0 \Iadi3oii.
Gaircs-ay House, W'iiile BroiProprs.
Fred Wljilf yLWzr, cor Farwell aud
Gibs:.
Galiuv./ it Tolles (Wm K Galloway, De
Will Tol'itS), iu.^urance, o"2 S B.iritow.
Galvin itricl;,w:;gonrakr, ;^i-' Cnippcwa.
Ganske dnard Jj.'luilor, 121 :< !3iriiow.
Gardu( Kobort V, contractor. '.yC} ?»oav..-r.
Gnrdnc Mrs Saruu E, dresiiu^ker, oi)'j
Senvi.
Oiiklo I»avUI, Pronr CLIppcwa Val-
kv l;.c-r W..rks, IIU and 112 M.,disou.
Gallhci Jen?, jeweler. U'j AValer.
Ganlbitt^imoD, propr Uliawa House, C02
Wale
Oclcii) (.'. .salo.Ki, ;>i)2 X Burst'.w.
CJfrnl A r, VirePr--.- aud GonI Mnjr
Khu liiite Street Knilwav. Li-'ht and
Pi.wei'o, 318 Gilwuu.
Gessner ii.stav. ouunly trc^.-urer.
Oiaver ?ts Curl G, imi.'ic !■■ n-hcr.
Gib.Jijn 'i.b:il-i B, dver. 7'JM 1-r .ivi;.
Gilbert Is (I U-^h's G and < 'rl >i. dyers
101 N ;r.-to-.v.
GilUey C.iige K. propr B liley House, 303
Water
Girnaii . D.ibrrniii d'eler Giraaii. Albert
W l>i 'inani. \vai.'i)ii ntnfr.<, 1 1-^ :? Kivcr.
Goetbel if.^ i.Mliert P an.l Cljarlo F),
meat.-.. t'J Bridj','.
Good-ell fv He'iry i'Met!iodist).
Goodwii. .Irs Kllen 1', dressmaker. 405
Water
Goodwill icub H. painter, 222 4tli ave.
Goodwin rs .1 H. dressmkr, 222 4i1j ave.
Goi:«>!4 J>liii f, Lawyer, i:j3s Cirstow.
(•S-,- (1-; ,. iSl )
Oorl Con I saloon. ,5U G illoway.
Gorl J..li ^ doou. 123 N Bar.Mow"
Go.^peder .lin, .caloon. Sll Germania.
Goyce Pierce, flour. 214 S RivL-r.
Graham Fraal: L. black-miu. 765 !-■ --t-
Gracd L'ai.m Tea Co. Xile E Abel ml —
112Kfclsey.
Grauer Hey O C (CoDeregationaii.
Gray Wm, mason. 447 Bridire.
Gredig Joshua. confecUoafcr, w eui ili.Ji-
son Street bridge.
Greene Miss Alice M. music teacher, 9:.3
olU ave.
Greene JIIss Sophia E, hat bleacher, 7i,.'5 S
Barstow.
Grejf.ire Fr.-ink. blacksmith. 210 S Bivr
GrWIlri ^3i<-lmel, Attorney-atLaw, Op
era House Bock.
Groundwater John, tailor. .'542 Water.
Gu'braa?eti licv .M i Lutheran i.
Gunniim .Mi;.-ei Lizi cc Mmv, dres-a-r;
100 Bandail.
Flaiieu (;i:ar.e?. .saloon. 32!) N Diwey
Hainer K-.-y W X (V.etli.-dist).
Halvor.-on it Syver.^on (Albert Halvors;.-.
Edward Syverson). grocers. 42? N
Barstov.'.
Hamley Wm. harne.'^s, 244 Water.
Hammer .lacol'. shoemaker. 3Ji.i .^ladison.
Uarnmoiid Archelaiis S. shootiu;^- i:a,;e:v.
s end Bar^tow Mrcet bridi;e
Hankc C F. chairiuau board of CjUDty
supervisors.
Haiiek J'.hn. tailor. 122 S E irstow.
Hanson Ever, boarding lioiise. 413 M-il-
son.
Hanson Hans, barbc-r, 203 N" Bar-tow.
Han^o^ Hans C. Lrrocer. 323 X B.r-- )w.
Hanson Herman, saloon. 43*5 WatT.
Han-..n Martin H. barber. 41(5 W.,-or.
Han.-^i.n A: ()l.-on (Pet.r Hanson. M ir:;n G
Olson), groixrs. 412 Water.
Harlow Di-Witl C. millwright, Gi)' Xinjira.
Harnii.-,.n I-:ihc. bitttr.< mnfr. yjO W.iter.
Hinii.s .Mrs Bosa. In.ardinL' iise. 32S Wat-.r.
Harrijan Tiia.,>lliy A, co.il, s v.- c : Far-
wi-ll and Ei'i t;;aire.
Harriiu't'iii Miss Loretta, music teaciier.
310 IV.ity.
Hart Hoiisc. Peter H-irt propr. c .r Eiu
Claire and Farwell.
ILtrt it Larson iGcorcc Hart. Charles Lir-
son), tailors. yo7 Gib-on.
Harvev .T iinc; X. palternmkr 212 -"/.h ay.
Ilay<l(ii A: rraulcy (Henry H U^v-
deu, Tiiomas F Fr.iwley), LawVers. -i.'
6 Bar-tow.
Hayes Edward S. phy?. 2!9 S Barstow.
ILiyes .James. haek3,'413 Kelcev.
Heeckstadt it iloe (Charles Heeck=:adt.
Andrew Moei. pluuiliers. 411 Kelsey.
HelL'esen Kniit, barlier, 107 Bri.i.-e.
IK-iiricks.ia Edward. croccr.Ool B..b:!C.-i-
C!]icag & Grand ]ml fly,
The Favorite Route East
VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
npli'nrnii I'^inp'? i^iv; wi'iES "v::'^ e. POf-inEH wine co.,
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|Ierzi|:or Cliiirlcs f, Sec, Trtas and
General iMngr Jlilwaukee lieer Bottling
Co, cor Hcbart and Gallowav.
Ilr ssel Anton, saloon, 307 S Barstov?.
IIibI>nr<! E«t\var«l il. Lawyer, 10
and 11 Wilson Block.
lliggius John, chief of police.
Hill George C, carpenter, o"C> Water.
Hi!vor?en Samuel, plow mtifr, 5-0 Water.
Hinriciis Daniel, cigar mnfr, 20G Kelsey.
Hinrichs Henry, saloon, 3'J2 Gib.=on.
Hinricbs Onno J, saloon, 400 S Barstow.
Holiart House, E E Skamser propr, 222
Wisconsin.
»!• wu iK^ E^n
311 XorlU Uarsiow St., EAl' CMIEtE, WISCOXSIX.
Refurnished and Refitted. Largest Hotel and Finest Rooms in the City.
Centrally Loci^ed. First-Class Sample Rooms.
RATES, SI.50 PER DAY.
ii.
Liberal discounts given
% to theatricil parties and
• ' person!, wishing board by
the week or month.
, . ;^ Fine Haraiid IMI-
■.>:> liard Itooni
' ^ Attnelied.
"1 "-
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: -' Don't Forget the Location,
4 2 Squares North of C, M.
.. ; ;^ & St. p. R. R, Depot
.;1 on Barstow Street.
-jjg/ JOHM CARROLL,
Proprietor.
'' H. IN-aR.\M, PresiMeiit.
" H. CAKSON, Vice-Pro«dfnt.
W. K. COFTIN, r.xshiir
C. A. .STOUCU, As3't Cashier.
CAPiTAL, $100,000.00.
EAU CE^AIESB':, \Vlsei;OX8IX.
CORRIJSPOKDENTS :
la. porters & Traders' National Bauk, New York.
OontiDental Kutioual Bank, Chicasro.
National Exchange Bank, Milwaukee.
liist National Bank, St, Paul,
RECTORS: TI. 8. Stein, O. II. Ingram, Wm. Carson, Eugene Shaw, W. K. Coffin.
FishJli'^ Trr'riQ •^oun pjieuheer cur^ co.,
wmi.Q I UUaCtJI 2 73 V.'c^l Water strict, - MILW.Vl KliK, AVIS.
(Till AT BOBEHT HARPEn & SOKS
iUSJ |.:J°1^^ East \Vater Str.o;. East Side
■' UawiUWI Sci., MILWAUKEE. Telephono
Market' i ^l\ l-J^,r»riVr:
10 SIS, wi; 4^11 1 s Lljjij, .,. .
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Ilodffe An(1re\7 M, laundry, '.'104 l?t avc-
IIoGman Thuodore, gen store, 40o "Water.
Holcomb Mrs Mary E, boardiug house,
307 S Farwell.
Hollen Andrew H, clothing, 132 N Bar-
atuw.
Holm Nils & Co (Nila Holm, W W Winter-
botham). clothing, 204 N Barstow.
Holm ik Thompson i AmJrew Hnim, Gun-
dct Thompson), dry goods, 20G N Bar-
stow.
liolt.Tohu, jeweler, 40? Galloway.
Horns Michael, saloon, i:31 N Barstow.
Horan John, street comnr. City bldg.
Horrigan & Son (.Johu and Joiin jr), tail-
ors, 108 Kelsey.
llotchkiss David B, hurnoss, 20S S River.
iJolvedt Charles, saloon, 118 S liarstow.
Hougon O Hansen, tinner, 118 Bridge.
Hoyem Siveit, propr Jiora House, oOT Bel-
linger.
Hoyme Rev G (l^utheran).
Hojt Riiel G, grocer, 2U2 Chestnut.
llu'jbard Martin B, lawyer, ;jOO S Birstow.
lii'.ddleston James C, saloon, cor Mill and
Price.
Humes Louis S, mngr W U Tel Co, 314
Gibson.
Hunner John, mayor.
llutchensou JI, harness, ;i22 Water.
Hutchinson S 1, as.st mngr Eau Claire
Street Ry, Light and Power Co, 31s Gib-
son.
Hvambsahl Carl M, drugs, 130 S Barstow.
B^lcisl l.,!isj«l siiul B^o:«ii Co, George
A (Jvale Pros, Alfred Cypreausen Sec
and Treas, Lands and Loans, 300 J S
Barstow. {Si'c adv, opp.)
Ihle Flank X, muisic tchr. :;21 Madison.
Iii^riiin OriMii Eu, Pres Kau Claire
INational I!aiil<.
Jackson Andrew, jeweler, \2'J S Barstow.
Jackson Gordun C. mngr Standard Oil Co,
Madison nr Xoith.
Jackson O F v.t Son (OdCar F and Willard
G), in3\irance. Opera Hou~.t'.
Jdlianncs John M, saloon, 7T(i Iht ave.
Johannes Jl.vtiiias jr, confectioner, w end
r.ridge.
JloEiiisoM CiiiirlC!*, Dairy, 218 Wiscon-
sin.
Johnson Charles W, saloon, 109 Madison.
Johnson Christ, grocer, 401 liL'Uinger.
Johnson C & flo (Christian Johnson, W W
Burnett), grocers, 340 Waler.
Johnson George, baker, 107 \Vater.
.loiinson (ieorgo, cnnfei'tr, 303 X Barstow.
Johnson liaivor, shoemaker. Galloway.
Johnsor Henry, watchmaker, 102 X Bar-
stow.
Johnson Jans ('. blacksmith, cor M..:.
minie and Water.
Johnson John .M, saloon, 210 ."jth ave.
Johnson Sever, saloon. 420 Water.
Johnson Wm C, drugs, 411 Vv'ater.
Johnson & Lange ((ieorge Jobnion, H-
man Lange), confectioners, 203 Kelr .
Jones Albert B, agt C, JI ifc St P P.v a-
W C Line, X Barstow and railroaa.
Jost Peter, confectioner, 31.T X Bartow.
Joyce John L, grocer, 204 Kelsey.
JucI Iver \, Physician. i:;o S B:i.r=tr.v,
Jurden ^^'m K, ph3'sician, 207 S Earst' v.
Kahn Alfred, dry goods, n e cor Barstu".
and Gibson.
Kahn Jacob, saloon, 132 S Barstow.
Kane Wm E, painter.
Kaunn Rev Wm.
Keays Daniel, saloon, 331 S Barstow.
Keller A A; Co (Alexander and Wm Ki .
ler. Isaac IJolhstein), in<^lalraent goo 1-,
211 S Barstow.
Kelly Kdwsiiul i>, Propr Pac;:2-
House, 702 W'afer.
Kelly Frank, saloon, 309 Gibson.
Kelly Rev F A (Catholiel.
Kelly John, grocer, 303 S B^lr^'tow.
ICemp Thomas, hardware, 3i»."i X'^ B:irstov;
Kepler & Co (Wni L, Sylve.'iter S, ami V.
Jasper Kepler), drj-gnods, 107 Kelsey.
Kidder Rev A (Congregational).
Klnnear Wm A, drugs', 4U1 Water.
Kilzmann Adoliih J, meats, .')U8 Belling';;
Kjorstad Mrs Mary, boarding house, til'.
Wisconsin.
Kleiner iiros (Frederick, Rudolph an 1
Wm), meats, 40G Water.
Kleiner Jacob, meats. 111 Bridje.
Kleinschuid/. George, grocer, 722 Main.
Klofanda Adolph J, drugs, 422 Belllru.'er
Kneeland EUwm C, farm impts, 501 •"
Barstow.
Kneeland Wm H, grocer. 417 S Barsio^'
Knecr House, Mathias Kncer propr, H
S Barstow.
Knouth Joseph, notions, 32i X T. u.sto'v
Knulson it Cl-uison (Kii\it Knu:.- •:
Charles K Cla\i9on). meats, oO.S .Madis. :
Koenia: Frederick, gunsmith, 727 2d av.?
Koiilhepp Wm, liarness, 4U1 Bellinger.
Korn Wm H, cit'ar ninfr. 414 S Barstow
Kosing Charles,'2d-hd gds. 2:0 N Barst.r-
Kublman August, grocer, 501 Bellinger.
Kurz Johu, saloon, 512 Galloway.
Lalonde X'apoleon, saloon, 413 Water.
Lalonde (Jnesime, barber, 2U9 X Barstow
Laml) Mrs ^V^m, music teacher.
Lange Charles G, confectr, liOSBarstow
Lanphear Mrs M J, shorthand school. -'■
S Barstow.
' iaOB
MILWAUKEE CEMENT CO
15 1 AVi;s'Jl" AVATEK ST., I'lIL.A'J'.Vl KKi:, VVl"
EAU AND BUSINESS PI RECTORY. EAU
;ko w. smith.
ESTABLISHED ISSl.
ARTHUR S^nTH.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LampB, Silver-plated \7are, Stonev/are,
Table Cutlery and Fancy Goods.
312 South Barstow Street,
EAU CLAIRE, WIS.
iiCORQE A. QVALE. President.
ALFRED CYPREANSEN, Secy and Trcs
zzdie:..^!!.
1 f^im nrr i ^n^
oo.,
{SQCccssors to SIGVALD A, QVALE.
GEORGE A. QVALE. Pre.-;i.lent.
LEWIS LAK.SON, Vice-President.
ALFRED CYrUEANSEN.
Secretary and Treos.
Wisconsin River Land Co.
DEALERS IN
iiougbt an(" Sold in Wisconsiu, Minnc- j
sola, Iowa and Dakota.
HARDWOOD, CEDAR
FAFSLliraG
irA X '4 AbJ \^ ^
200,000 ACRES.
^-VU CLAIKF, - WISCONSIN. E.\U CLAIRE, - WISCONSIN.
. . . ! R t L. n J Of EVERY ni^sruT
>l jf'S'^ii'^sWU i!6»i»*irfj| t..»Juiiw .iiiiWAi Ki;i:,
•DO'"
PTJON, for S;
\l 1S< UNM
276
EAU
WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEKR
EAU
La Rose ifc L'luavale (Wm La Kjse, Joliu
Lanavale), saluon, 2.3") Cd nve.
Lnr»oii Aitsnst <,', Counly Judce and
Attorney at-Law, Music Hall Block, 220
S Carslow.
Larson Frank N, grocer, 304 N Barstow.
Larson G & Co (Gilbert Larson, Lorenlz
Thompson), clotliinp;, 42^^ Waler.
Larson Lewis R, lawyer, 3QG S Barstow.
Larson Peter C. dairy.
Larson it Johnson (Andrew Larson, Otto
JohnsoQ), grocers, 410 Putnam.
Latimer Levi E, real estate, 302 S Barstow.
Laundry Tiioma?, saloon. 034 Water.
Lawler tt Biandstad (Joseph A Lawler,
Paul r<randstad), undertaliers, 317 Wis-
cousiu.
L,H\vr<_-EK'c Gcon^c W, Sec and
Treas The Wisconsin Refrigerator Co.
Bellevue ave and McDonough. {!>ee uch\
p 211.)
Lawson Brady, propr Nicollet House, 324
N Barstow.
Lender Co, David Drummond Prcs,
Wm K AtViinsou Yice-Pres and Treas,
Percy C Atkinson Sec, Publisliers Eau
Claire Daily and \\'etkly Leader, 200 S
Barstow.
Lee Arulh, agent Northwestern Watch
Club Co, 204 Kelsey.
Lee Mathias A, saloon, 432 Water.
Leineukugel Joseph JI, saloon. 314 N
Barstow.
Leiuenkugel & Rhcin (Henry J Lcinen-
kugel, Louis Rhein), cigar mnfrs, 10;t N
Barstow.
Lennie George, saloon, 421 Franklin.
Lcnz George, harness, 308 Eau Claire.
Leonard AValter, confectioner. 427 River.
Lessard George, saloon, 2-)S Water.
Lett W II, civil engineer.
Leubkeman Theodore, physician, 1 IG Anu.
Lev5' Louis, dry goods, 2'H S Barstow.
Linton George W, sewing niacbiiics, 41.')
S Barstow.
Lockwood Charles W, cash ]3ank (jf Eau
Claire, 313 S liarstow.
Lock Wood Ufcv W II (I're.sbyterian).
Lund Sigvirl A, meats, 502 S Iwirstow.
Lyman John \' U, iijivsiciaii. 101 ICi.'lsey.
McAllester Bros (D.^'iiiel and Re\ aolds),
hotel, 075 Wisconsin.
nieltuiii lEeury, Clerk Circuit Court,
Court Ilou.^e
McDonough Mnfg Co, Frank lIcDonough
pres, .Enimet Horan sec. founders, 1000
Galloway.
McGregor J hn K, supt city schools, 440
Lake.
Mcintosh C Craig, gunsmltii, 300 S River.
Melntyre Neil J. grocer. 210 N Burslow.
:McKeon Misses Mary A.- Susan, restaurant
630 Water.
JIcKillop Rev AV A (Baptist).
McKnighl Sumner T, sec and treas North-
western Lumber Co, 405J S Barstow.
McMasters Hugh, dry goods, 219 S Bar-
stow.
McMillan Mort, jeweler, 214 North.
JIcNair John, grocer, \'A')-i Meuominie.
McPheeters Miss Claudia, music teacher,
225 Hudson.
McQuillen Hugh, gen store. 713 Madisos.
McRae Robert, agt N P Exp Co, 20S Ke!
sey.
ilcSorley Alexander, confr, N Barstow.
McVicker Archie, real estate, 209 S Bar-
stow.
?5iierv5arliii Jiiiiie«i, Blacksmith; and
Horseshoer, cor Gallowa)' aud Dewey.
(&e adT>, p SSJ.)
itIa«!ison Eloii*;'-, James C Quigg
Propr, 210 to 220 Madiaon.
JIadison Street 5tnfg Co, Samuel C Con-
verse pres, Edward (burchill sec, sash,
doors and blinds, cor Forest and JIadi-
son.
!Maerk Eugene, cutlery, 210 N Barstow.
JIarkman John, second-hand goods, 207 N
Barstow.
Marsh Albert J, lawyer, 218 S Barstow.
Marslon Stephen, real est, 117 Marston av.
Mason Hans, grocer, ."ilS Bidlinjer.
Mason & Bun'iitt iGeorgo W Mason. Allen
Burditl), elev.ator, cor'Oth ave and Broad-
wa3'.
Masonic Temple, 105 Kelsey.
Matteson Wilbur O, lime, Ist ave.
Jlattison Andrew, blacksmith, 314 Gallo-
way.
Mayhew August V, furniture, 3t>2 4th ave.
Meggett Alexander A, real estate. 318 S
Barstow.
Mcnde Frank A. meats. 313 N Barstow.
Mergerner & Beck (Nicholas Mergerner,
Fred A Beckl. .saloon, 124 N Iliirctow.
I?lcrriiiiaii <.cor^e ^V, Notary, Real
Estate and Pension Agent, 109 Bridge.
(■^i-cadi\ p err.)
Merriman tirvllle G. photo, 307+ I'.arstow.
.M(:t/I,e A\'jii, general store, 320 'j;e!'ini:er.
niieliol C & .1 Crewiiiu « <», E J
Elleiison Mngr, n w cor oih ave and
Fulton. (.ScL-'ajf)', ;) C-;i.)
Miley Michael, erocer, 700 Madison.
Millard B r, Florist, 941 Main. {&-'
adc, p :ji:.\
Jliller Frederick W. saloon, 215 N Barstow.
Miller Joseph, saloon, 60S AVisconsin.
Chicago & Grand \m\ I
The Favorite Route East
VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
I'rMi. Vftrl/ ' If 1 i-T-iic'iiinQ Pn C3«h Assets, $110,ono.OOO. I Northwestern IJrancli
ilSlY lOlK LllJ liiitlldnbC UU., Surplus, - lO.OUO.Oau. 'Olllco, 4 1« ?IiUva.,li.o
SI., ?IILAVAl"KlilC, «IS. W. S. CAMDEK, State Agent, fl ALKtU lilCKXKIi. Gen'l .Manager.
EAU
AND BU.SINESS DIRECTORY.
EAU
EAU CLAIRE BOOK AND STATIONERY CO,
WHOLESALE
A full line of SIntiou
an. I DruKgists' Sundries kept constantly in stork.
PRINTERS' SUPPLY flOllSE i:!nj::i^':^:::\ri^::^]::^i^::^"^l^:^:;ri:u^^l::
l!,.:irdB and i»rl iKtro' St.xU of all lifxiri I'li.ms. f ortlmestirn iL-enry l.ir J. li .
AVUIGUT A: CO.'S <'olc i)rnl<-<l I'rinrili- Iiikv. I>ubli»lierH W i!,i'oilRill Le-al
Itlallks. CataloKUO anJ I'lice Li.st mailud on ai>i>licaUun.
EAU CLAIRE BOOK AND STATIONERY CO.,
EAU CLAIIIF, WIS.
PKNSIONS.
Ceorge VV. Rlerriman, Late Sergt. of Co. C, 67th new York Vol. Inft.
I practice before all departments of the Koverniiient. Coiiirades. ^ive me your Pension and
Bounty Claims, and I will give them prompt ati.-ntion. I also do a GE.N'EHAL KEAL ESTATE,
NOTARY PUBLIC and COLLECT lOX business. Call upon or address
GEORGE W. MERRIMAN,
\o. 100 Ilridsc tilrt-ct,
EAIT CI.AIStE, WIS.
PIONEER FUaRNITURE CO..
MANUFACTUKERS OF
FOLDING BEDS AND CHIFFONIERS.
Office and Factory, Pricoand S'.lillStg., EAU CLAmE, WIS.
>L\\UFACTURER OF
FARP.I and ROAD p
SLEIGHS, PLOWS, Etc.
Biacksmithingi., all its Branches.
EAU CLAIRE, WIS.
lUIIIOlS CEIilRAL 1 1 ^:
IRECT ROUTE (|np
all POINTS I
„ !IORTy[Si! mL
n
Cudahv Brothers, ^ Pork and Beef Packers,
MlLWAlliED, ^visco.N^^lN. \ AND PROVISION DEALERS.
iT — .
O • ; ' —
" C '278 EAU WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER EAU
n
2- K I?2fi\vauUce Boer T!nttlitis Co, Moessner August, shoema'Ker, 309 Kel=fv.
3 O Fred Borchert Pres (Milwaukee), (J t' iloldeQiiaucr & Damm (Wm A Molden-
<0 O Ilerziger £cc, Trcus and ilut:r. Bottlers ^ bauer, Carl J Damm), wagon mnfrs, l':.
■^ .— of Fark. JuDi: «fc Borchert s Jlilivaukee ! Main.
S E» Beer, Mineral Water, Ginger Ale, etc, '■ Jloutena Jofepb, barber, 409 Rellineer.
^ •* cor Hobart and Galloway. itf oilljioiiiory Alcxiiiulcr. Physi-
S Jlinck George L, blUsraith', 3i!9 'Water. cian, 100 Bridge.
"^^ Ming George, laundry, 30'J Madison. :?Soiitrcal liivcr I.uinlier Co, D I;
^^ Mississippi River Logging Co, Frederick Moou Pres. .lames }iIcCrosseuVice-Pres.
^^ Weyerbftcuser pres, Thomas Irvine^sec, Alexander Stewart Treas, J T Earlrr
"T^ 131 North. Sec, Mn{r.<; Lumber, Lath and Slunclei.
. Hi Moe Ole J, propr St Olaf Hotel, 615 AVis- • Mill and Yard at Gile on West BrencL
ES consin. ' Montreal Hiver; Ollice 40-T+ S Barstov.
^;^ Moon John II, grocer, cor Barland and Moon Mrs Clara, tailor, 238 Water.
S3 Talmadue.
uu —
^5!!»jriR. CIIAS. ALEXAXDI;R, rresidtnt. PETKll nAN.SOK, Vice-President
•^^ TIIEO. N. PORK. Secretary. ALLEN BUUDITT, Treasurer. J. F. ELLI:^, Attorney.
§3 Aetna Laiicliii<i>; and Ivoan Association
^»^ AUTHORISED CAPITAL, 35,000,000.
^ Incorporated Under the Laws of the State of "Wisconsin. Lowest
^ Eates, Easy Terms.
^? There are establisheil regular commercial acencics conducted for the purpose of ratiiii.'
^~™ all classes of bu^iucf, who furnish iiiformiliou on application.
^^ We refer you to any ur all of these.
«J DEPOSITORY OF THE ASSOCIATION IS THE EAU CLAIRE NATIONAL BANK.
fi Home OOIcr, Opera House Hlock,
C^ EAU CLAIRE, - - - WISCONSIN.
Agents Wanted and Correspondence Solicited.
^^f^ , _— .
^ -^nT". :e3:. -^<r:E:lD:EZ2^z-.E:1^:Ez:E^^
g >l'^'%'^(h<J .r^ ilarfiessnialiefandCafnapTfiiii^sf
~^ i •.) (/■'•^' '■ li ri --'-^ And Lumbermen's Supplies
' ...Iji I Tents and Awnings Made to Order.
by "^Vv/jll o "0>^ "^- '-- '^'""'' '"'" -'""•
pI HAU CLAIRE, - - - WISCOriSlN.
Chicago & Grend Trcii'; Ry. T'iA..fa™ite,.Ro;;tej33!
DnCl(tnO. I\fi JA(i;-.. 2 to 1-2 Ton, POIVKU 110I>TI>(, MAC IIINKr.T. TRK KS. KLEVATons.
illOilATU' STEAM UOllLE COliKIilS, Etc. oli-Oll COMaKItCK STItEhl. IIILWALKKE. IViS,
n
EAU
AND BUSINESS DIHECTOET.
EAU
279
Stapl
and Fancy Groeeri
311 Kclsey St., onc=half Square East of Barstow St.
" HENRY T. TRfGGS,
Plumber ^ and ^ Gas ^ Fitter.
Gas Fitting, Ventilating, Sewerage, Etc. Estimates on Work Furnished on Application.
414 South River Street, - EAU CLAIRE, WIS.
J. II. WlKXAMl.
W. E. WAUL.
rs. Wli.r
Deakn
sale and Retr.il
' ,..,? Theatrical and Sample Trunk,?
-'I and Cases a Specially.
.Z^ EAl) CLAIRE, ^ WIS.
li|l|ICWllVllill.'}'lloi!i'l'Ms
DIIVID GSSTONTProprielor.
Orders for Repairs receive (j
prompt attention and
early shipment.
COR. MADISON AIID FOREST STS.
EAU CLAIRE, WIS.
"P5 V M- -r^— , • '"' 1- ""-<1 1' F"""!! St., Fond da l>nc, 'U'lfl.,
x^OSi^S iraiTj is tbe Place to Buy PARLOR SETS, over 200 styles.
1
Illinois mm B
n Short and Direct
I III Route from
wrm soiiTii
EAU
WISCnXsIN STATi; GAZETTEKE
EAU
Moou De'.os U, pies Xorthwestern Lumber
Co, -IO.J7 BaritoTv.
}^Iooney Thomas, saloon, 216 S Barstow.
Jlorrisoa Frauk L, iaxvyer. 212 S Barstow.
Morrisoa liev Peter B (Episcopal).
Mosher Leslie .J, rest, 127 S Cirstow.
Mullen Miss "Winnie A, dressmaker, 204
Kelsey.
jiundea Edward M, farm impts, 413 S
Barstow.
ilunns Johu, baker, 531 Franklin.
Macsou Oscar, internal revenue collector,
220 S Barstow.
Music Hall, n w cor Eaistow a'jJ Kelsey.
31i3(iial rirc Asssi of Ean Cliiire,
George B .-^Iiaw Pre?. Joiir! S Owen
Treas. J A Sniilli .?;c, i05 S Cirstow.
Mvhre Erek, shoemaker, 410 Gallowav.
Nhliona! Kicctric 'Iiifsf Co, H H
Hayden Pres, Fitch Gilbert VicePres,
K E Piust Sec, George T Thompson
Treas, George B Sbaw General ilagr,
' cor Broadway and 9th av.?.
^\eher John C. drugs, 314 iMadison.
Xeil Edward F, painter, cor Galloway and
Dewey.
Nelson Annie, laundry, '407 Water.
Xclson .John, tailor, 217 N Barstow.
Nelson Lars, shoemaker, 409 Bellinger.
Neussr Adolph, meats, 422 Franklin.
Newell Mrs Lena C. dressmkr, 10(3 Kelsoy.
Newell AVm J. dentist, 203 Kelsey.
Newell Lfc "Wiagen (Lh Forrest Newell,
.John W AVingen), grocers, 402 Water.
Nichols .lohu. coufectr, S24 .Madison.
Nicollet House, Brady Lawson propr, 324
N Barstow.
Noble J;inies H, phys, 220 S Barstow.
\'olan &. !litii«>oii 1 Benjamin Nolan.
Hans Hsrison), .Siloon and Boarding
'^ House, 417 Wisconsin.
Nora House, Sivert Uovera propr, 507
' P.cUinger.
Noriiiauaa Band, Lund's hall.
Northern Pacific Express Co. Robert ilc-
Uic agent, 2'IS KeNey.
I N'irtliv.i.-.'-eiu Fair Asso, C II Dunn see,
, 312 K.J^fV.
\orlIi\i e.«lcrii l..mulior Ct», D U
I .Moon Prcs. .J T Baroer VicePres. S T
' McKniirht Sec and Trtas. ilnfrs Lum-
ber, Lath and SLing'e~. 4'ijj S Barstow.
Northwestern Stjwer Pipe Co, John Proc-
I fi.rprcs. .V W Jones sec. nr C, i[ & St
P By depot.
NtTwsy House, C Skaniser propr, 514 N
I Ij:ir.st0W.
I Nvqvist A .sust, l>ii!.T. 341 Water.
. Oilrien P H. StJoou, 310 Gi'v-on.
I Oleson li;. ro»* (George Oleson, M^:-;-
A Foss), Livery and Saloon, 310 V,';,-
consin.
Olsen Charles O, furn, 301 N Barstow.
I Olson Rev C J 1. Methodist).
1 Olson Mrs Mary, laundry, 417 Madison.
I Olson Ole, saloon. 424 Water.
I Olson O B, iMngr Reform Publishing
j Co, oO'^ S River.
Opheim Gust K, saloon, 414 Galloway,
i Ottawa House, Simon Gauthier propr, C J^
Water.
i Owen- Win l^I, City Clerk.
I Paciiic House. E L Kelly propr, 702 W^itrr
Palmer Mrs Nellie A, dressmaker. GOO S
Barstow.
Parker Edward IL ?hys, 214 S Barstow.
Parker Lewis C, saloon. Eau Ciaire House
Parker Robert, colleclion sgent, 310 5
Barsto'w.
Parkinson A jJcGilli* ^Robert E
Parkinson, Daniel McGillisi, Pror;rs
Eau Claire House, s e cor Bardow azi
Eau Claire. (See adr, n 071.)
Piiuly Anthony M, real estate. 316 Gibsoi;.
Pauly Mrs A M, hair goods. 316 Gibson.
Payne Rev C A (Presbyterian).
Pederson Ole, tailor. 40S Galloway.
Pellelier Charles, grocer, 200 Chestnut.
Pepper John W, drayage, 107 N Barstow.
Peterman Isaac N. bariier, 210 S Bxr^tow.
Peterson Charles, shoemaker. .j20 Water.
Peterson Hans, grocer, ii42 Water.
Peterson John, saloon. 221 N Barstow.
Peterson Mrs Miry, dry srood. 40& Water.
I'clerson Otlo. .\;reut John Guni
Brewing Co of La i.rosse. 311 Galloway.
(,.<^r ad", in La C-^.t--- )
Peterson .Airs P. grocer, 1121 5th ave.
Pfeifer .Vuton, confeclr, 211 N Barstow.
Phillips Beutlev S. citv treos.
Phillips Timothy E. ii-t:ce.vo7 S Barstow.
Phtenlx Manufactan:;:; Co (;;^;)i'-.i. riov'.-
OoO), H P Graham pres. C B Daniels
sec, furniture mnfrs, cor Forest aca
Wisconsin.
Pickin George W, physician. 314 W:.ter.
I'ioiieer I'uriiiliirc Co iCap::^.
:i-7o.L'U0i. D.ivid Drumm 'mi Pres au-i
Treas. W H Watson VicePres, D 0.
Calkins Sec, cor Price and Mill, t-^'-
(id-, p CT7.)
Playter Ebenezer H, drugs. 115 Bridge.
Pollev Wm J, confectioner, cor ilappa
and Price.
PoikI riiirfiie I.. Aecnt Alma Milling
Co. ■:■■;: N I>_--.vey.
Porr Xlicodorc IV. Sec .\.etna B'l; >
ing and Lo^n .Vss jciatirm. '>;n.ra Uo"---
Block. {.•>:■• ndv. p i7S'
North Star Iron Works. ) CaparitT, ■JOCth.in-ls-fncliii'ers, Hidiinists. Foiindtrs.Eoilemiaksn.
• Sill.iri.-ht.. >a" ?liimachinfry.}!icin2 >I3.•lli^?rT.to^l^■i.>^Bji^-•■•
lncHacbincrv,ttc. s-ser-'-'
PiBlSlI HIM (ACH i;l^(i CO
Ashland, - - Wisconsin. ^
. Boilers, PoncrTr
mTTri -^TfCTT "n n mfTn ark a safe. I-LEVSANT and IJELIABLK CIRATITF AGENT.
1 UXliA^Xt^xl AJSJi-JL^^O — pirifiing: inti(;0!;ati.ng ; miikm.tiiemng: —
I'm JA?.'ES\"ILLL; TL'IIKISII BATiSS iflord Invalids Superior Kenicdial IdTuutages.
EAU AND BUSINESS DIEECTORY.
EAV
2S1
Powell Thomas, grocer, 707 S Barstow.
I'owers John, sale stables, 126 S liiver.
Prtston Nathan A, photo, C'-'-t -itU ave.
PreitoQ Jlrs N A, milliuer, Q04 4th ave.
Przybjlski Igaatz, tailor, 010 Galloway.
Pulle FrauU, saloon, 670 Wisconsin.
Putnam Henry C, pres Chippewa Valley
Bank. 28o Kclsey.
(Juick Michael, saloon, 214 N Barstow.
<{iii£?S Jjiiiic* C, Propr Jladisou House,
21G to 220 iMadison.
Kadenslebeu v.t Schroeder i Herman Rad-
eusleben, August Schroeder), tailors, oil
S Barstow.
Hainbarter Albert J, barber, Galloway
House.
Randall Edsar H. painter, 118 S River.
Rankin Edward D. tailor, 214 S Barstow.
Reeknagle Rev .J G (Lutheran).
Itt'crf Gcorsc M, Grocer, 311 Kelsey.
(See ,!(!.■, V C:9 )
Rcfojiu I>ubli$Iiiii:; Co, O B Olson
Mngr, Publr.s The Reform, cOS S River.
Rehnstrand Charles, saloon, uOS N Bar-
stow.
Rebnstrand John, saloon, 20ii Barstow.
Rekstad John, shoemaker, 103 Bridge.
Keslock Peter P. shoemaker, 50'.) Bellinger.
Richardson George E, carp. 414 S River.
liaii ( Inire Niilloiial Bniik.
Clili>|)e»va Valley Oiiiik.
T- C„ O-C
LAWYER.
EAU CLAIRE, - WISCONSIN.
COMMERCIAL COLLECTIONS IN NORTHWESTERN WISCONSIN A SPECIALTY.
I RESTAtJRAnTr'v-^'
2sa:. ze^oh-z.
^i^HOTCOFfEji
C^i^v), Popular Dining Hall
^_, _ ^ .1,.
SAMPLE ROOM.
?,P"" MEALS AT ALI^ HOURS. OYSTERS
'">, IN SEASON.
•si:*
/ ^ 111 N. Barstow St., opp. Milwaukee Depot.
" EAU CLAIRE, WIS.
y\ ^P5a»» wKfxm «•^^.. sms mvl uu^ Kr*'i»-^ M'-Lfn^
Liverj, Feed aud Sale StaWsJ:-,,- l "^a
002 SOUTH RIVER STREET,
^J^TJ-
ti;i.i;phom; is.
JH-^^IiESE,
Urifcfe:-
-^a^
■VsT-IS c olsrs IInT.
Cliicap, Mmki S St, Paul Rj, u:.r;i'esi and floir/esf
-'^
Wisconsin ve^ietian 011:^0 co., , . ;--—-;--« «- . ,
Office*; Factory,;-! Lake St., .1111.^ AlEKK, WIS. LSlESI i!llprOV3il tfillBllSn UiiriSS.
EAU
WISCONSIN STATE GAZETl'EEIl
EAU
Rieliard-^oei, EIob!>s &c <_'<» (James
I liichfirdson. \Vm H Hobbs, C4eoree ^V
Churchill), Hardware, Stoves, Tinware,
Etc, 213 SBarstow.
Riclinrd & Bolles (Arthur H Rickard, Wm
C Bolles), piano and organ repairers, 5li2
Union.
Rilzinger George, real estate, 310 Eau
Claire.
Robertson George W, vrhol liquors, 318 S
Barstow.
Robertson Smith, sEreiit Cornell Univcr
sity Lands, 306 S Barstow.
Roonej- James H, news stand, C, St P, M
it O depot.
Root Wm G, electro plater, -110 S River.
Rosenquist Martin, mngr Sincer ilnfg Co,
312 Gibson.
Roseth Nicole}' O, general store, 222 oth av.
Ross Elisha, cooper, Dodge nr Eau Claire
river.
Ross Joel, confectr, 704 Kelsey.
Rolhstein I it Co (Isaac Rothstein, "\Vm
Keller), notions, 311 Eau Claire.
Rowan Edward, dnics, 405 Galloway.
Rowcll IScrbt-rt E3, Supt and Elec-
trician Eau Claire Street Railway, Light
and Power Co, 318 Gilnon
Ruhc Edv.-ard, saloon, 3--J 1 N Farwell.
Rust Hans, saloon, 102 Bridpe.
Rust, Owen Lumber Co, J S Owen pres,
R E Rust sec, 301 S Barstow.
Rust Wm A, pres Bank of Eau Claire, 313
S Barstow.
Rustcn Hans, barber, 408 Bellincer.
Ryan John, boardimiliou.ce, "iOS \Visconsin.
Rydell 'Wm, saloon," 208 N Barstow.
Sacred Heart Hospiial, Sister /osima in
charge. Putnam avc.
Sacred Heart School, Sister JI ;j[ericl prin,
410 Putnam ave.
St Olaf Hclcl, 0!e J .Moe propr, 015 Wis-
consin.
Sampson Thomas, grocer, 510 Franklin.
Sanders James S, carpenter, 115 Whipiile.
Sather lioberl, county clerk.
Sather & Kog-^tad (O'le Snthar, Erirk Keg-
slad), saloi'u, Nicollet House.
Saupe Frederick, harness, 210 S Barstow.
Scallou Ihigh V, phys, i'OI N Jiarstow.
Scandinavian Itolel, Andersen Bros propr,
502 Galloway.
Schaefer Henry J A, clothing, 218 N Bar-
stow.
Schaefcr Henry T, cigar mnl'r, n end liod-
erick,
Sclileuclinil<'li Ilcriiiiiii f, Unrd-
ware, Bjirbed Wire, Binding Twine.
Steel and Wire Xnils, Glass, Pamts, Oils,
Etc, 217 S Barstow.
Ctiicap & Gfaod TfunI
Schlosser Bros (Chri=tnpher. !Mathias and
Peter), hardware, 303 S Barstow.
Schmidt Mrs Angeline, dressmaker, CIO S
Barstow.
Schmidt Louis, saloon, 204 S Barstow.
Schmidt Peter, saloon, 324 BellinL'er.
Schultz Hermann, confctr, 304 Wisconsin.
Schullz Oscar A, barber, 30ij N Bustow.
Schutte Macnus, confectr, w end BrlJiie.
Schwahn Albert F, meats, 212 N Barstow
Schwahn Bros (Henry and Frederick),
meats, 412 S Barstow.
Schwahn iiudolph, harness, 213 N Barstow.
Schwahn Wm A; Co (Wm Schwahn. Vl\-
chael E O'Connell), harness, 403 b Bar-
stow.
Seney Wm J, blacksmith, 318 S lUver.
Seyberth Leonard, meals. 522 P.cUir.ger.
Shaw Annetta J, phys, 004 S Barstow.
Shaw Daniel Lumber (^'o (capital, s500,-
000), Charles A Bullen pres, George B
Shaw sec, Shawtown.
S!»;t\v ?i A; Co (Noah Shaw, George II
Hopper). Eagle Iron Works, Shawtown.
Sherman 01 uf, shoemkr, 132 S Barst.iw.
Sime Tliomas I?3, Physician and Au-
thor of Treatise on Typhoid Fever,
Pneumonia, Etc, JIusic Hall Block. ySa
ndv, opp )
Simonds Alexander, grocer, 701 S Barstow.
Simons Daniel Page, pine lands.
Singer Mnfg Co, Martin K'isen(|uist raugr,
Sewing machines, 312 Gibson.
Skamser Christian, propr Norway House,
514 N Barstow,
Skamser Eric E, propr Ilobart House, 222
Wisconsin.
Sloan Uev W N (Presbyterian).
Smith Andrew S, saloon, 224 N Barstow.
Smith Miss Anna, county supt of schools.
Smith Arthur, grocer, 200 S Barstow.
Sndth Calvin, liv.'ry. 312 Bellinger.
Smith Christian A, barber, rear 342 Water
Sniilh Francis \, plnUo^'^r, 101 Kel'ey.
^•lIlitll <Joors<' W iV Urn (Georce W
and Arthur), China, Crockery, Glass-
ware, Lamps, Stoneware, Cutlery, Fancy
Goods, Etc, 312 S Barstow, (Sc .idi', p
Smith John A, grocer, 020 S Barstow.
I Smith Stillmau J, grocer, 113 Bridge.
! Sniilh Wm H, genl store, 420 S B:ir-;ow.
Smitii ik Browing (Herbert W Smith, 'Win
H Browing), candy mnfrs,4i}2 K:i\i Claire.
Soli Anton, llour, 310 N Bir:-tow.
Sommeimeyer C S E, clothing, 210 S Bars-
tow.
Spooner Mrs Jlagsie, dressmkr, 538 Water.
Standard Oil Co~ Gordon C Jackson mngr,
JIariison and North.
The Favorite Route East
' VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
Ctiicap I Gtaod Tfunl; Rj, ^^Jr.tJ
Palace and Dining Cars
THROUGH TI}AI«S.
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AND BUEINESS DIRECTOllY.
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MANUFACTURf:P. OF
LOGGERS' TOOLS
General Blacksmittiiiitl and HorseshoeiDg, Plows Repaired on Short iloiice.
Cor. Calloway and North Dewey Streets,
By THOMAS M. S!ME, M. D.
A Treatise on Typhoid Fever 1 Pneumonia
INCLUDING OTHER DISEASES.
Sold by subscription; iiu\cleiip iro]ii onrcful notes tiikPiihy tliL-aciilir rin Twenty Voar.s' K.vperl--
ciico in au aotivf pracuce. In T; [>hoiil VV'ver, the ildctor ^'ivc^ _'- ciiuicai CM'ifS \vitli tho tenipfraturo,
state of tlie pwIsL' anJ tlii< nie.lii-ines ailniini^t.-reil foih day durin,- the j.ati.-nis' illnc •■? The same
course is pursued in treating I'ueunionia, and the doelur ti.ows l.v tliese elinieal cases tliat he eais
avert eitlicr of those diseases and restore the patient in perfect heailli in from CO to tO lio\;rs. The
book isa verilaUe lYi*' m/ri!,,, and almost intlispensal)le to a faniilv. Tlie prjelieiri; plivsicinn will
also find it vnluahle. I'ricc ill «'l<il)l ^:i. .'> 0 ; 4'l<>l la hKIi I,f:Hlier »t;i<-U, S 1. .■,<». W dl he
sent on receipt of )irice to any point ni tlie United States or Canada, posta{;ti or expre.^sajje fully |iaid.
Address T. M. SIME, EAT CEAIIM;. WIS.
C. J. LEN'HAltK, President.
0. O. AANSTAU, Vieo-1'resident.
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EAU CLAIRE FUH?«TUKE CO.,
PEALEKS IN
Ui\l>KIiTAIiI\0 A STKC SAI/rV.
Telephone No. 36.
Nos. 112 and 114 OridgeSt,, - EAU CLAIRE, WIS.
A. E. STEVEHS,
Hides,
DEALEIi. IN'
Peils, FuiSi
Coal,
Salt, Tallow, OiUiiiie,Ce[neot,htc,
A Specially lade c! I'lrst-Class Buggies and CDliers.
Telcphono UA.
314 S. River St., EAU CLAIRE, WIS.
DEWEY'S
otGSllll
[ry
TEiiEI'irOlTE Si.
202 Cray Street,
EAU CLAIRE, - WISCONSIN.
lUlllOlS CEilT^M 1 1 riVo^°rJ!: llOHTIiEei IO';,'i!.,
ILLI!!0!S CtllieaL 1 1
Short and Direct
Route from
CIl'GO, SOUTH.
284
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■WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
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Stauton Elraer E, la'.ryer, 3'j9 Kelsey,
Slaikcs \Vm H, bnrbtr, olo X LJarstow.
Starr ^\'in J, Pres The Wisconsin Re-
frigerator Co.
Stein Maximilian S, clothing, 202 S Bars-
tow.
Steitfeldt Albert, barber, Eau Claire
House.
SCcveiis A II, Lime. Coal, Etc, 31-i S
River, (i^ce «ih\ p JSJ.)
Stockliausen Herman, saloon, 130 X Bars-
tow.
■Stoiicli diaries A, Asst C.isbier Eau
Claire National Bank, 302 S Barstow.
Strand & Nelson (C)laf Strand. Christopher
Nelson), grocers, 312 JladisoD.
■ Stumm .Tacob, farm iinpts, olO S River.
Sullivan F D, aL'l C, St P, M & O and C &
N \V Ry.-*.
Sutherland A Judson, lawyer, 203 S Bars-
tow.
Svea Hotel, John Carlson propr, 212 Wis-
consin.
Svensou August, saloon, .532 N Barstow.
Swasey Jliss Carrie B, music teacher, 814
S River.
Swift Charles B, real estate. County bldg.
Swift Elijah, pine lands, over PostnfHce.
Syvcrson Casper, senl store, 22.5 N Dewey.
Tcall, J-'asiit-.s' & Tciill (George C
Teall, Vincent W James, Fred A Teall),
Lawyers, 101 S Barstow.
Teall Wm A, insurance, 220 S Barstow.
Tebo Charles H. groc«r, 117 Briilie.
"Tecples David J, restaurant, JUO Gibson.
Thomas liichard J, boiler works, s 3 Me-
nominie nr E;i2;le Iron ^V'orks.
'Thomas Thomas W, insurance, 113 Kelsey.
Thompson George T, gents' furnishings,
211 S Barstow.
Thom[)Son G Tabor, drugs, 21.5 S Barstow.
Thompson "\\'m, fruits, s end Barstow
Street bridge.
Thompson ifc Arnson (I'aul Thompson,
Martin Arnson), .--hoes, 21G N Barstow.
Thrane Arthur D H, physician, 3u3i S
Barstow.
Thwiug Joseph W, painter. 109 3d ave.
Timbers Patrick H, saloon. 122 X Harstow.
Tinker John T, house mover, (i02 S Far-
well.
"Tonia-bck Joseph, grocer, i^-K Madison.
Ton^; it Pov, laundrv, 212 S River.
■ TriuK"* Eloiiry T, Plumber and Gas
Fitter. 114 S Riv.-r. (.v^ adr. p S'rS)
Trousilril,. Uev S \V (MetliodisH.
Triiax l'cl<T, ISreeder and Dealer in
Full l'.lo d P.-rrheron and TroUing Bred
Horsus; also Dealer in Lo:;s and Lumber,
814 21 ave. (S'--' udt', p -''J'',)
Tumpowsky David, saloon. 321 Madison.
Ulrich August E. tailor, 127 N Barstow.
Union Hotel, Bcnsen & Johnsen proprs,
052 JIadisoD.
United Stales Land Office, L P Hotchkjss
register, Frank R Farr receiver, cor Eau
Claire and Dewev.
Unruh Mrs Martha E, milliner, 603 S Bars
tow.
Valley Lumber Co (capital, s2,jO,000»,Wm
Carson pres, T G Foster sec, 028 Menotn-
inie.
Van Hovenberg Do Witt J, grocer. lOD
Kelsey.
Vinton ^Vm F, propr Windsor House, 202
S River.
Volkman Christ, soda water mufr, .812 1st
ave.
Volleudorf Frcdeiick, shoemaker, 404 Bel-
linger.
Voss Charles F, saloon, 310 N Barstow.
Walmsley Horace B, sec EauCiuire Book
and Stationery Co, 310 S Barstow.
Walter J^liu c"; Co -John \Valtcr, Mrs John
Eichert, Jacob Doerrer), brewers, Hobart
and Elm.
Walters Mrs Harriet E, confectioner, TO";
S Barstow.
Wang Andrew, saloon, .50o Galloway.
Wang Tver, saloon, 310 Madison.
Warness Sisters (Isabel and Anna), dress-
makers, 42,5 Forest.
Warren Georce J, meats, 401 S Barstow.
Washington Mill Co, Seth Fish pres. C F
Mayliew sec. tlour, etc, 411 S Barstow.
WecSenieyfr Win EI, Saddle and
llarnessmaker. Tent and Awning JMnfr,
122 S River. (.Set' ««/(•, p ,-?6'.)
Weekly Free Press. II C Ashbaugh propr,
310 S Rivt-r.
Wehrle Mrs Mary, saloon, 214 North.
Weiss .Joseph it Co (Joseph ^Vei--3, Leo-
pold Kortsch). publrs Eau Claire and
Chippewa Falls llerold, Dewev near
Bridge,
Weizcuegger Anton, shoemaker, 130 S
River.
Weizenepger ,1 George, grocer, 220 Manle.
Wells Homer D, confectioner, IKJ Bridge,
Wist Charles F, ciL'ar mnfr, 770 1st aveT
West Eau Claire Ice Co, John Anderson,
Joseph J CV.'^ proprs, n w cor 9tb ave
and Hudson.
West Eau Claire Mill Co, John S Owen
pres, Ralph E Rust sec, 304 S Barstow.
West Superior Lundjer Co. II M Stocking
pres. R E I\u.'t sec, 304 S Barstow.
West Wisconsin Board of Underwriters,
I II Seelye mngr, 111 Kelsej'.
klUUli lUUI W»i4Up{«UWLi?ht. Catalogufsfree./ 225 W. Water Street, MILWUKKF-
■ to J. N. ?IcCtJNX, Green Kay, AVls., for ANM AI. CATALOfitE of rlic
Green Bay Business College. «rji,uii.e... indorsement.
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AND BUSIXESS DIRECrOEY.
YA)E
Wtttern Union Telegraph Cu, L S llumc-3
aiDgr, 31-1 Gibson.
WestluQcl John, gen store. TjG- Frnnklin.
We^tville Lumber Co, John il liu^l pres,
1? E Kuft sec, 304 6 Barstnw.
"iVliisler Ernest 11, mugr Wis Telephone
Co. 315 S Barslow.
■\\ liialer Miiss Grace, music lenclier.
Wtiite Bros (Fred 8 and Gaston D).
I'roprs Galloway Uouse. cor Farwell
and Gibson.
■\Vickluim it Farr(.James'.Wiclibam, Frank
H Farr), lawyers, 13'2 S Larstow.
^Vie^and & Steiuhaucr (i^cderick AV
■\Vieuaud, Louis Steiuhauer), grocers,
•:2-2 Vine.
Wieiiand &■ Walil (.John II "Wienand,
^Vw. E Wahl), Trunks. "Va!ise.<;. Etc,
ucder Postotfirc. (St' adc, p ..TO.)
Wilcox N C. cicars, Kau Claire House.
Wilder Abbott i\ optician, 317 S Barsiow.
Wilk & Kohliicpp (Charles AVilk, ILirl-
iiian Koblhtpp). croccra, 402 BelliiiL'ir.
Williams Georei; \\', propr \Yorkui!in's
Gazette, 4'23 Water.
AVilliams L, lumber, 201 S Barstow.
\Villiams ilrs W IJ, mus-Jc teacher.
Williams & Lang (Lucius L Williams,
James F Lang), furniture, 310 S Bar-
slow.
Wilson Kichard F, real estate, 312 Kcl-
sey.
\\ inherg A W & Co (Andrew AV V/inbcrg.
Charles E Brov.'n, Slartin I' Johnson),
real estate, 130 S Bar slow.
Windsor House, W F Vinton propr, 202 S
liiver.
V.'inslow George F, drugs, 113 Kelsey.
\\ interbotbam'Wm W, postmaster.
Wisconsin House, John Burnsen propr,
302 AV'iscousin.
Ulseoiisiit Kcfripcrsitoi- I'o (Cap-
iul. $50,000), W J Starr Pr.js, George
S Davis Vice-Pres, Geori'c W Lawrenoe
l^ec and Treas, cor Bellevue ave and
McDonougb. (.Sv ad.-, p j.Ti.
^Vlst-oimiu £ii\A-r I.iiiial <'o, George
A Qvale I'res, Lewis Larson Vice-Pres,
Alfred C'ypreansen b'ec ami 'l"reas. Pine,
Hardwood, Cedar and FarmiiiL' Lands,
_300i S Baratow. (See adi\ p ;',\i )
»N iscousin Telephone Co, Ernest 11 Wbis-
ler mngr, 315 S Barstow.
\\ L-cnum John F, confectr, 41 y AVater.
*> itherby George C, pres and treas Jilau
Ciaire Book and Stationery Co, 310 S
Barstow.
^\ iihers George M, pension agent, &0.j S
Hiver.
^\ ilbie .lohn, barber, 120 N Barstow.
AVoif A'ictor, 'bus line, 307 Wisconsin.
AVoif Wm J. livery, 410 and 412 Galloway.
Woltersdorf Fred AA', barber, 220 S Bar-
stow.
AVoltersdorf Herman AV, barber, 132 S
Barstow.
AYomen's Christian Temperance Union
Home, Mrs C M Barrows matron, 513
S Barstow.
Wood Daniel, dairy, 3 miles s.
AVoodland Frederick C, saloon, 20S S
Barstow.
AVorkmau's Gazette, George W Williams
propr, 422 AV'ater.
AA'rigglesv.'orlh Thomas, veterinary surg-
eon, 4o9 Gibson.
Wright Lbenczer, grocer, 020 Kel.scy.
York Thomas, coroner.
Young Men's Christian Assu, John Cold-
well fcc, 203 Kclscy.
Youneliaucr AVm, saloon, 414 Bellinger.
ZinHi:erman Frtiuk O, carp, bl(i Doly.
Ziinujerman Frederick, tailor, 411 Wash-
ington.
Zimmerman John, harness, 513 ]?ullinger.
Zimmeininn Peter, saloon, 423 Bellinger.
EAU GALLE. A post villace on
river of same name, in Dunn count}-, 1>
miles southwest of Menominie. the county
seat, and 6 norlhwcsl of Durand, the near-
est railroad station and bunking point.
Population, 250. Mall, daily. E. M.
Drake, postmasttr.
Ahlefeldt Theodore, blacksmith.
Caldwell David, slioemaUer.
Carson & liand, general Blore.
B>rj!kc E M. General Store.
I'uller Clark, hotel.
Glope Bros, wagonmakers.
Kaburu .James, blacksmith.
EDEN. A postolVicc on the C. .<.- N.
W. By, in Fond du Lac county, 7 miles
southeast of Fond du Lac, the county seat
and nearest banking jioint. Population,
210. Tel., AV. U. Exp., Am. 31. Fay,
lio.stmaster.
Bai;er Henry, general store and grain.
]5i>|/en John, hi.tel and saloon.
Crcll .lulius, railroad, exp and tel agt.
F»y Itiii-liacI, Hainess, Boots and
Shoes.
Flannigan Edward, hotel and saloon.
Hcgner AV'm, meat market.
Hildeljrand A'alentine, wagonmakcr.
Lvn-i L H. cneral store.
;'3arl>lcht'«<l I^lnio i'fu.
Murray John i', blacksmith.
Cfeap & Gfaod ]mi Pij.
The Favorite Route East
V!A KiACARA FALLS.
JI?^Bryai7tS5^rat(:o9
CHICAGO BUSINESS COLLEGE
outranks them all. ItlstheGrea'
Business University of America.
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WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
EDG
Rinehardt J ,1, live stock.
Williams D T, flour mill.
EDGERTON. Dating its settloment
•from 18;jC, laid out as a villasie in lN"Ji,nuil
incorporated as a city in IsSo, is situated
on the C, M. & St. V. liy, iu Puick coun-
ty, 12 miles north of .Tanesville.the county
seat, 8 northwest of Milton .luucliou, 2')
southeast of JNIadisou. and 7! southwest of
Milwaukee. It contains .Methodist, Catho-
lic, Baptist and German Lutheran
churches, German and public schools. 1
bank, 2 good hotels, 2 large halls, a well
equipped fire department, and 2 weekly
newspapers, the Wisconxin Tah'V'-Q Il'>
porter and the Edrirtun InfJc.r. The ship-
ment of tobacco is the principal industry,
nearly half of what is raised in the State
being shipped from this point. Live stock,
grain and brick are aho exported. Pojiu-
latiou, 2,000. Tel., \V, U. Eip., Adams.
6. L. Lord, postmaster.
Arthur John II, general store.
Babcock Emilus \V, general store.
Band of Kdgerton' (capitul. .■?.")0,000),
Thomas UuIhou pres, G L liurnham
cash.
Banks Charles II, drugs and grocer.
Bates E K & Co (Kdwin E Bates, Wallace
S Brown), jewelers.
Bonn Philip, leaf tobacco.
Bowe Rev .James F (Cathnlic).
Brittinghaui, Hi.xoii i- (_:<> (Thoma-; E
Brittingham, .Joseph Jl Ui.vou, Willard
S Huddles-), lumber.
Brown C Lee, veterinary surgeon.
Brown I! U & Sous (Peuuel C and Wallace
S), grain and leaf tobacco.
Buuzel J it Sous, E A Wildman agt, leaf
tobacco.
Burdick Burrows, physician.
Burns Miss ICate, dressmaker.
■Campbell Alex U, harneis.
Carnell Wm, meat market.
•Carv Mrs Pho'Iie, farm inipts.
Chiid Wm W, leaf tobacco.
Clark Spcneer, eorghum mill.
Clarke Wm II, furniture.
Clalworthy Henry, tailor.
Commercial House, George Mableson
propr.
■Conn Joseph W, general store.
Coon Fred W, propr Wisconsin Tobacco
Reporter.
•Co.\hcR(l George, atone quarry.
Croft James, dry goods.
Culton (iiarlesL. leaf tobacco.
Davis Wm J, barlier.
Dawe John, mayor.
Dickinson Charles fl, paints and oils.
Dickinson Hubert H, propr United States
Hotel.
Karle Thomas B, tobacco inspector.
Edgertou Cornet Band, Andrew Mcintosh
leader.
Edaerton Index, J Q Patterson propr.
Edgerlon Tobacco Mnfg Co, O P Saun-
ders pres, John Dawe sec.
EliiDg.son & Barnes (Thomas A EUiugson,
liien J Birnes), leaf tobacco.
FIngg A S & Co (Abner S Flagg), hdware.
Ford Michael IT, boots and shoes.
Frank Charles P, saloon.
Gove Spjncer E. leaf tobacco.
Greenwood James I', llour and feed.
Ilaiu James D, hardware.
Hakes Wesley, black -iiiitb.
Ila.skins Mrs Mary, milliner.
Herit.age ifc Ash (.leremiah A Heritage,
Harry Ash), harness.
Hopkins Edward C, agt C, M & St P Hy.
Horton John, quarry.
Howard Ira M, saloun.
Humphrey Silas C, livery.
Jeuson Andrew, leaf tobacco.
Jesbup Lewis K, painter.
Johnson Henry, insurance.
.Johnson Jacob, shoemaker.
Johnson .Mrs J A. milliner.
.I«>tlil><<>ii Olc K, Cii^ar .Manufacturer.
Joyce Bros {Patrick and James), blksmtbs.
Keegan Mrs C A, dressmaker.
Leonard George B, insurance.
Lidicker Herman 1{, confectioner.
Lindley & ,Morrisey (J.-r(.iniah Lindley.
Wm II .Morrisev>. hardware.
IJi)lve<ll Eiulvor O, Blacksmith.
('arriage and W'agonmaker anil Mnfr
Toliacco AVarehouse Tools.
Lord .lames A, physician.
Lord Simon L. postmaster.
Lyon Darius E, shoemaker.
Mi-Cbesuey Willard, physician.
McGilllu Mrs D J, dressTuaker.
McGillin H Stuart, cigar mnfr.
Mcintosh James, tailor.
Mr.Munus Warren C. physician.
Mablit tt Charles F, farm imiita.
^Tnlilcfton George, propr Commercial
Hciuse.
BlarUliam & Fletcher (Thomas Markhani,
.Mills B Fletcher), reneral store.
KEnrsitcn &. U'liillct (Henry ' Mars.
den. James I) Whittel). Liuulier and
Coal and JInfrs Tobacco Ca.ses, Sash,
Doors, IMinds, Etc.
Nicholson Arthur P, dentist.
Palmer Hendrick A, d(?ntiFt.
■iLLiiiflis m\m I p.
Short and Direct
ll Route from
CHICAGO, SOOT
Chicap 6 Giand TrunI Rj, Pll?";!A".!Jc'2i"J?&,S''^
EDG
AXD BUSINESS DIRKCTORY
EGG
J'arr &■ llesidersoii (IJoyal Parr,
James O Hcnderton), Brick jlnfrs.
Patterson Jesse G, propr Index.
Pauline Pottery Co (capital, siO.OOO), C F
Mabbitt pres, O I Jacobus sec.
pcuse ifc Pyre Bros (Frank H Pease, Frank
and James I'yre), leaf tolj:icco.
Perry it Doty (T)ieodore A Perry, Georse
W Doty), general store.
Pollard Joseph jr. saloon.
Pomeroy O U, leaf tolncco.
Pomerny &, Pelton (^Vm T Pomeroy, ]Mii-
ford Pelton), leaf tobacco.
Price George, carpenter.
Price \Vm 11, carpenter.
Rsasch Rev V\'m F (Biptist).
liobinsou H Grant, city treasurer.
Root Charles I), cii;ar mnfr.
Rowe Harry K. baker.
Scliroeder '& Bon (Frederick and E A
Schroeder, I X Bon, W J llazlewoodj,
leaf tobacco.
Shannon C O, apiari.st.
Shelley Win A, clothing.
Sherman Fred C, stationer.
Shumer it Brown (.Vlfred W Shumor, Ar-
thur Brown), bai hers.
^Illicit B-2«S\var<l 11, Lawyer, Justice
of Peace and Collections.
Son Harry C), e.\press and insurance aL't.
Spencer John, jeweler.
Stilhnan Thomas L, wagonmaker.
Summers Alfred, carpenter.
Tallard Charles, leaf tobacco.
Tallard p^lward C, leaf tobacco.
Tnlmadgc Frank A, photographer.
Taylor Nel.son, leaf tobacco.
Tointon vV Barnes (Henry Tointon, Wm
Barnes), meat market.
Towne John P. lawyer.
Towne I^ouis H. lawyer niul insurance.
Toynton John T, groo. r.
X-'uited Slates Hotel, Hubert H Dickinson
propr.
Vaughn Bros & Ayers (Orson and Byron
Vaughn, Frank Ayers), livery.
Vivian Rev (Methodist).
Vollmulh John, shoemaker.
^\ citheimer Benjamin L, leaf tobacco
Wesendonk Henry, cigar mnfr.
AVestlake Thomas, blacksmith,
"\\ildermulh Bev George (rjUtherani.
'^Villson Bros (Benjamin C and Dexter I),
druggists.
Wilson George H, meat market.
AVi.^consin Tobacco Reporter, F \V Coon
propr.
EDMUND. A postoiTice on the C. &
-^- W. By, ill pnva county, S miles -west of
Dodgeville, the county seat, and 5 north
of Linden. Stages daily to Linden; fare,
25 cents. Population, ''>. Tel, 'W. L'.
Exp., Am. A. Charles, postmaster.
Baker & 'Williams, crc.imerr.
Cfiiirlos AlfrocI, General Store.
Crase James, carpenter.
Patterson Pi T, railroad, exp and tel agent.
Vincent & Baxter, lumber and bankers.
EDSON. A village on Hay creek, in
Chippewa county, ^0 miles east of Chippe-
wa Falls, the county seat, and IJ south of
Boyd, the nearest railroad station. Chip-
pewa Falls is the nearest banking point.
Population, 300. Mail, daily. D. L. Mohr,
postmaster.
Chubb EJson. saw mill.
Chubb H C. flour and saw mill.
Foster Joseph, shoemaker.
Hartz Michael, hotel.
Klein Nicholas, blacksmith.
Mohr A P, tinware.
WSolir I> I^, General Store.
Rodgers George, railroad, txp and tel agt.
Sorg Tliomas, handle mnfr.
Tucker John, shoemaker.
Vager Peter, saloon.
EDWARDS. A postofflce on Pigeon
creek, in Shelioygan county, 11 miles
northwest of Sheboygan, the judicial seat
and bank locution, and 5- from Centre-
ville, its shipping point. Population, Oj.
Mail, Iri-weekly. ICdward Newhouse,
postmaster.
Bauer Peter, blacksmith.
Birsch Peter, hotel.
Kaniann Henry, ehcejie mnfr.
Lerain .Morit/., cheese mpfr.
XcwJuMiso ECdivtii'd, General Store.
Olt August, cheese raufr.
Papke L (', railmad antl exp agt.
Boeder Henrv, cheese mnfr.
EGG HARBOR. A village on G reen
Bay, in Door county, 18 miles northeast of
Sturgeon Bay, the county seat and nearest
banking point. Staixes daily to Sturo-eon
Bay. Population, 2i}\). Mail, daily. ' T.
A. Thorp, postmaster.
Baraboo Levi, hotel.
Eaiin'« l>r JI Si, Druggist.
FlyuQ John, blacksmith.
Lamere Jerry, wagoumaker.
Larenche Charles, blacksmith.
Lyman il E. justice.
Minor Nelson, meat market.
Cfeap,Mi!waykee & St, Paol fij, r,:::;'';,'estand l!ci';;es!
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Tliorj} Ll !> I'z !i»«!ii. General fciore and
Steamboat Agents.
EIDSVOLD. A postoffice in Clark
county, on the Wis. Central Line, Z-i miles
northwest of Meillsville. the seatof justice.
Bank at Thnrp, 3 miles distant. Exp.,
N. P. Tel.,"\V. U. Population, 200. O.
C. Tronstadt, po.stmaster.
Corn-well ll, fruit.
Dedrick F, carpenter.
Donahoe I) F, carpenter.
FerdoQ John, blacksmith.
Krupp C A, jnstice.
Xyi', I>ii<.k &. llud^oll, Saw Ulill.
AVarncr 1! >t Co, Looks.
Warner Klijah, livery.
ELAND, On the >r., L. S. A W. Ry,
in Shawano county, ISS miles northwest
of Milwaukee, 30 west of Shawano, the
county seat, and 20^ south of Antigo, the
nearest banking point. PoDulation, 200.
Tek, W. U. Exp., U, S. W. J. Ilaften,
postmaster.
Kranklin E H, general store.
Franklin Jerome F, real estate and ins.
Fuller House, W U Fuller propr.
Fuller W II. general store.
Ii;i;,;csi IV J, Lumber Inspector and
Insurance Aj,a'nt.
Hamlin J H, saw mill.
Hayden E J, hotel.
Ingcrsoll ik Son, saw mill.
JIcLauphlin AV A, CHrpcntcr.
MfNair John, Saw :*Ii!l.
Pickering AV C, railroad and cxp agent.
Rideout W K & Son, saw mill.
ELCnO. On the M., L. S. .t W. Ry,
in Langlade county, 22 miles north fif Anti-
go, the county seat and nearest banking
point. Population, 10"i. Mail, daily.
T. Solberg, postmaster.
Badger D, builder.
Buckler E, blacksmith.
Edwards Thomas, music teacher.
Frost VenciT Seating Co.
Hart II AV", general store.
Slolbcrg 'r. General Store.
EI.DEHON. a new poslotficc in
Jlarathon county, 27 miles sotitheast of
Wausau, the county seat, and 7 froiu Xor-
rie, the nearest railroad [-lation. liank at
Wausau. Pnpulation, 'J.l. .'NIail, semi-
weekly. C. P. Day, postmaster.
Day CiilviEi r*. Land Act ami Justice,
Ingersoll & Sbarey Lund and Lumber Co
Moses John, saw mill.
EL DORADO. On ;the C. & X. -,V
Ry, in Fond du Lac county, 10 miles wt-ci
of Fond du Lac, the county seat and near-
est bankiag j.oint. Population, 'JoO
Tel,, W. U. Exp., Am. W. K. Ander-
son, postmaster.
Aii(ecr>^on W SI, General Store.
Anderson it Roblee, hardware.
Carpenter W H, tailor.
Carpenter Mrs V,' II, dre':smaker.
Dilks Lyle, cooper.
Duel Hiram, money broker.
IJliel J!o2ill, CooiK-r.
Fuller ]), shoemaker.
Griffith E, live stock,
llenning Auuust, biacl;smith.
Scribner J K, flour mill.
Ziilie Wm, mason.
ELEVA. Also known as New Chica-
go, is a village ou the S. Sle. U. & S. \V.
Ry. >Q Trempealeau county, 2.j miie=
northwest of Whitehall, the seal of justice,
and 20 south of E lU Claire, tlio nearest
banking point. Population, 100. Exp.,
Am. .Mail, daily.
F.abcock C, harness.
Eleva Creameiy Co.
Gilbert & llalliuger, general store.
Qodard U P. general'store.
Ilsilvcrsou" A; Tiioiii|><iuii, Genera!
Store.
Jensen K, blacksmith.
Marxer II J, tinner.
Odcll D J, hotel.
Olsen Thomas, general store.
Ruesling II, Hour mill.
Snoegcnbo.'is O II, hardware.
Waterbury Miss Ida, nnlliner.
Yeomana C E, diugiiist.
ELK CREEK. Aponofflco inTrcm
pcalcau county, 0 miles northwest 'i
Whitehall, the coimty scat. Iian!;ing anii
shijiping point. Stages to Eau Claire and
Whitehall. Population, 40. .Mail, [tri-
weekly.
Peterson O C. general store.
'WhUncy M r. Hold and Blacksmith.
ELK GROVE, .v village in LaFay-
ctte county, IG miles west of Darlington,
the county scat, a northeast of Elmo, the
nearest railroad station, and 8 southeast of
Platteville, the nearest banking point.
Population, 80. Mail, tri-weekly.
Chicago & Grand Trunk fiy,
The Favorite Route East
VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
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Kiinpl'x"'" .^itliii. General Store.
M'i'e Or W, justice.
Murphy A C, lawyer.
IViicock Joseph, justice.
Il'clmrJs ,)nhn F, mason.
TiLrrell R E, blacksmith.
TlioiJias JaHics, Hotel.
Thomas \Vm, geiipr;il store.
Wiley Hev John (Methodist).
ELKHART. On the M. & N. R. R.,
in Cheboygan county, 17 miles northwest
( f sheboyijan, the county seat, and 7 north-
west of riymoulh. tiie nearest banking
point. Tel., W. U. I';Xp., Am. A. O
Goliiammer, postmaster.
I!ralz Charles, shoomal;cr.
Br(it7,raann Leo, physician.
llriekbauer John, farm impts.
i'.rickheimer Peter, wai^onmaker.
flaatle George, meat market.
G' rliirdt J, meat market.
<><>I(liiinit!Ci' A (i. General Store.
Griuiu C n. general store.
lirifsback Theo. caipentcr.
ll'iljn Joseph, blacksmith.
Hotel JIuensterhind. Otto Osthoir propr.
Kllugspornc Samuel, grain.
Kriienier George A, railroad, exp and fel
i...'ent.
I.ii E^iiddn O A, Hardware.
Lake View House, J Schwarl/, propr.
Laun Bros, grain and fuiuilure.
I-'His AVm, carpenter.
.^Iiiirer Casper, saloon.
■Maiirer Peter, livery.
MhzE, black-smith.
"-UiofTOtto, propr Hotel Mnenstcrland.
Vtlibone C V, hotel,
l^.'iler Val, carpenter.
• ttliU'Ok Will, Creamery.
'■■'-•'* August, general store and justice.
'■ -r'.l Hiuise, E Tallmaili'c propr.
Rustic House, T C' Sharp propr.
Sattler Hugo, hotel.
Schmal Wm, shoemaker.
Sehii!>crt SJro.x, Photoeraphere.
Sharp T C, propr Rustic House.
Tallmadge E, propr Rural House.
Wittkopp Fred, livery.
ELKnOEN. First settled in 1837, is
a flourishing, inccjrporated villace in the
center iif ^Vahvorlll count}', of which it is
the judicial seat, 41 miles southwest of Ra-
cine and .50 from Jlilwaukce. It is an im-
portant statiou on the R. br. R. & S. \V.
div. of the C, M. &. St. P. Ry. The vil-
lage is the center of a fruitful farming
district, and ships all kinds of produce.
The village contains an elevator, a lumtier
yard, a bank, 2 feed mills, brick and tile
works, a mnchiuo shop, a cigar factory, i
good hotels, Luther»n, ConLTegaticinal,
Methodist Episcopal, Universalist. Catho-
lic, Episcopal and Baptist churches, a
graded public school and a cheese factory.
A weekly newspaper, the W'lliroil.'i Co'inly
Independent, is imblislied. Stages daily to
Harvard and ^Vhite Water. I'oiiulntion
1,408. Telephone c.-cchaiige. Tel.,\V. U
E\p., Am. Henry Bradley, postmaster.
Allen Levi E, jien'iion claim agent.
Alictt E»lin.v \V, Abstract Ullico.
'Arp Otto, blacksmith.
Railow Richard H, photographer.
Barnes Calvin, insurance.
Barrett it Byington (John E Barrett, Clar-
ence E Byington), general store.
Barton Clarence W. barber.
ISaueimau Jacob, slmcniaker.
Bauerman Jacob jr, carpenter.
Beals AWin, house mover.
Blodgelt Bros (Wilber H and Harrison)
meat market.
Hove(> Hubert S. barber.
T. H. O'BRIEN, Proprietor.
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2 g Bradley Henry, poelmastcr.
.-^ Brady .Mrs Amy, milliner.
S g Brooks ,T Frauk. livtry.
rr: Button Byron, bill poster.
•^ Buzz.'ird itfcv Henry (Bi'-ptUt).
tjj oT Carswell Xathaniel, real estate.
TT g Carawell OrUind. grocer.
— E Church L C, county treasurer.
g E Conger AVm H, ca^h First Xalional Bank,
^o ConceriS: Goutrh (\Vm H Conger, Sidney
eg CGous^li), feed mill.
f~ ° Cowdrey I;_ver L, county clerk.
^_g CummiDL's John, carrjau'e trimmer.
Q E Desing li; Gaylord (Augustus F Desing,
— il Chailcs C Ga} lord i, blacksmiths.
^" Dewing Ely B. clerk of court.
2s Hewing Jli.ss Melva, dres-maUer.
Hodge & f^punus, cigar mufrs.
O -t-^ Edwards &, Preston '(,J Lyman KJ wards,
g g Dwight Picston), dry good.-i.
- w J^lkhorn Cornet Band,(; C Gaylord leader.
ify "^ J'orris George W, grocer.
ca o First National Bank (capital, s."iO,000),
— "^ Julius L Edwaidd pits, \Vm U Conger
casli.
Flack J G .t D L iJohu G and David L),
creamery.
Frii/.er Bev C H (Congregational).
Fuller James E, justice.
Ci.lT S Clayton, dentist.
„ " Graff Antlionv, boots and shoes,
"^ (;rall Frank C, jeweler.
^ Halienbeck LiiU, apiarist.
^SJjIIare John ifc Son (John and John jr), gro-
S^ cers.
p-j^ llarriman Rufus D, meal market.
,f^l»j^ Harris it "West (John H Harris. AValter A
psa ^\"esl), butter and elieese nmfrs.
t^ Hatch Jojjn, pliislerer.
O Hayes John W, agent Am ICxp Co.
gj^ Humphrey Benjamin B, iusuiance.
Huntress Gideon (.', harne.'"-smaker.
S3 Huilbul Wm II, phvi.ician.
e,3 Ingalla John P, jiL.t'ice.
S:^ lugalls Wallace, lawyer.
its M>am Fred W, druggist.
^ ]\acliel. West & Co, Walter "West pres,
»->»* Win Kaciiel si c, dairy supplies.
S'S Lang Jolm F, carpenter.
CS Latham Edward >L carpenter.
' '"' Lathrop AUri'il H, carriagcmaker.
€/3 J-ee Xalban Ji, saluon.
I^~» Liiidow Charles, furniture.
^^3 Lyle George A, cattle breeder.
Qj Lyon Charles L, coroner.
»^B. Lyon Jav F, vd'agc clerk.
p^ l.joii .losrpli !■% Justice (.f Peace.
j^ li,j on .B a' iV Son (Joseph F and Jay
I F). Lawyi-r.v
MeKey'sCpera Hou'je, W G Weeks mngr.
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McJIanus Peter, merchant tailor.
Mallory Henry L. farm impts.
rHathciOU P>ros (John Matliesou), lumber,
Matheson John, merchant tailor.
Matheson Trading Co, John ilatheiiO;
pres, lumber and jiroduce.
Mayhew's Opera House, Calvin Barn?
mrgr.
Medbury JIrs David, music teacher.
Medbury Jerome, mu^ic teacher.
Meigs John, hardware,
Jlitchel & Beamish (.-famuel Mi'.chel, JoL;.
Beara'sh), general store.
Jloredeid Thomas W, grocer.
.Morrissey Daniel, stone mason.
Jlorrissey Edwaid. stone masou.
Morrissey John, horseshoer.
Morrissey 'Wm, stone mason.
Nciuast Julius, wag'mmaker.
liiifkef-i'iaJc £luii«e, T II 0 Brii:i
Propr. {i-te n'le, p cVS.)
Nicholas Piev James (Catholic).
NicEen Joseph ^l, painter.
Noriis Harlev C, hardware.
O'iJricii T It. Propr Nickel-PiaU
House, (fife a'ii\ p J.y.'V )
Opilz Frtderick, blacksmith.
C)tto George, baker.
Park Hotel, G H Sperberk propr.
Park ifc Kenny, publrs Walworlli Counly
Independent.
Partridge Amos S, marble cutter.
Pett Edward J, harnessmaker.
Preston O it Son, clothing.
Uussell Bros, feed mill.
Sawyers Bev Timothy (Lutheran).
Sheward tt Co, milliners.
Slattery Bros (John J and Thomas), gro-
cers.
Slattery Michael, saloon.
Smith & Pett (Henry J Smith, EdmouJ J
Pett), furniture.
Snyder John IL live slock.
Spencer Marj-, milliner.
Sperbeck George H, propr Park Ilote!.
Sprague Edward G, lawyer.
Sjirague G B A- Co, brick ninfrs.
Stanford Squire, carpenter.
Stratton Wm J, druggi.t,
Thomas Miss Kittle, music teacher.
Tubbs Jan.es L, surveyor.
Wales Charles, justice of peace.
AValc". Waller, Livery.
Walworth County Independent, Park ^
Kenny pulilrs.
Walerburv Aulher F, carpenter.
Weeks Wilbur G, mngr .McKey's Opera
House.
Welch Georiie E, boots and shoes.
"Wheeler J B. county judge.
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■.\iliiftin3 Ij a, county sujit schools.
Wint; Cooley T, dry goods.
'.Vi^contin Hall, MalucsoQ Cros proprs.
Wrench John, carpenter.
Young George H, pbysici.in.
Young Geoie H jr, piiycicinn.
Young Jjicob n, groceriea and drugs.
Zwcibel Wm A, machinist.
ELK MOUND. On the C, St. P., M.
■k 0. Ry, in Dunn county, 12 miles east of
Mtaotuiuie, the county sc.it and tisual
. fluking point. Populalion, 1:2.3. Tel.,
W. U. Exp., Am. Henry Ausmau,
[iostmaster.
.\.'bert Fred, ranson.
.Vir-!ii:tii SJciirj', General Store and
i;>:press Agent,
lionsua Louis, grocer.
ii;:rcgrccn C'aii, shoemaker.
C'liig J X, railroad and tel agent,
.'lauson Nelson, wagcumaUer.
.'•I'irguth Christ, carpenter.
Martiboy E ,T, feed mill.
l;'".^enberg Anion, blacksmith.
.Niner George, carpenter.
'\ inger Peter, carpenter,
ELLA. On the Chippewa river, in Pe-
rin county, 8 miles south of Durnnd, the
county scat and baukini; point. It is i
i^iiiefrom the line of the'C, M. &, St. V.
iiy, but goods sliould be shipped to Du-
'■Jci! Populnliou, 80. Mail, daily. C.
l-'i-DStable, postmaster.
f-ch Ch.nrles, music teac-ber.
yUv'.i .IS G, Geuend Store.
ij'.iti.-table S L, -wind mills.
'^■ilitrom Nicholas, builder.
^''iibasha Mining Co, gold and silver min-
ELLENBOnoUGH. A village in
'.fKut county. S nilles soiilhcast of L.-incas-
■•■■Mhe countv .seat, neare.<-t railroad station
f-nd banking point. Stages daily to Platte-
^"■e and Lancaster ; fare 00 cents to either
',' '"^f- „ Population, 40. ilail, daily
" • U Burr, postmaster,
j'-^ker N. hotel.
'•;adley,Tr,hn, justice.
"HIT W U, General Store,
f'lni Andrew, llour mill.
ELLIS. In Portage county, S miles
;--ftliHast of Stevens' ' Point, the seat of
V i""', "'"^ ^.'^ "or'li f'f Custer, on the
l]j^ ' • 1^ It., iis shipping point. Bank at
Stevens' Point. Population, 150. Mail,
triweekly.
nninbciicEl &. Co, General Store.
Chenviscky J, saloon.
Cychoz .M, general store.
Eiden John, general store.
Eideu Peter, general store.
Gallagher C, saloon.
KashUng .T, general store.
Xorloch L, saloon.
Omerink A & Bro, general store.
Palobicki J, saloon.
Wysocki J, general store.
ELLISON BAY. A village on the
shore of Green ba_v, in Door county, -lO
miles northeast of Sturgeon Ray, the coun-
ty seat and nearest banking point. Stages
to Sister Bay, Bailey's Harbor, Sturgeon
Bay and other points. Population, "500.
Mail, daily, ilatilda E. Hunt, postmaster.
Beyer Carl, carpenter.
leke Aiht'i-t, General Store.
Johnson Alexander, blacksmith.
Johnson Hans, general store.
Nelson Andrew, general store.
Ohlgart l{ev Caii (Bai)tisl).
Pttersou Frank, saloon.
Keichurst Levi, Justice.
Uuehi rt CLailes, hotel and saloon.
Strandell Andrew, carpenter.
^ ELLISVILLE. A postofflce ou
Spring creek, in JCewauuce county, 'J miles
west of Kewaunee, the county seat, near-
est banking ami t-hipping point. Popula-
tion, 100. Mail, daily.
Mleziwa J, saloon.
Siolli .lI<>>.oph, General Store.
Scholl A, general store and cheese mnfr.
ELLSWORTH. A prosperous incor-
porated village lorated at the terminus of
the Uiver Kalis tiivislon of the C, St. P.,
M. tt O. Ky, in Pierce county, of which it
is the Judicial seat, -ti mib;s southeast of
.'it. Paul, aiid~>T.5 northwest of ."Milwaukee.
It contains a jMothodist Episcopal church,
a graded public school, a bank, 3 steam
.saw mills, 2 basket factories, 3 hotels and
numerous large and well-stocked special
and general stores, etc. A progressive and
ably edited weekly newspaper, the Puree
County Iki-ald, is published. Grain, lum-
ber, live stcck, ties, piling, etc., are ship-
ped. Stages duiiy to liay t'ity, tri-weekly
to Pre=cott, and semi-weekly to Hock Elm.
Tel. W. U. Exp., Am. Population, bOO.
Christopher Manser, postmaster.
Chicago, MilMuise !< Si, Pay| Pij/uL^ri'/ssland Uikid
luf "Gold Seal" Piybb Goods
Of GOODYEAR RUBBER CO., Uk.
THEY ARE THV^ BEST.
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Bank of Ellsworth (capital, PC!o,CiOO), II B
AVarcer pres, Oriii Lord cash.
Bateman Charles W, justice and confectr.
BatemaQ Samuel G, barnessniaUer.
Borresen Ilelga A, jeweler.
Bowers Geort'c, apiarist.
Bowers Jolin T, county treasurer.
Boynton & Stevens, K W Thurber mngr,
loans.
Breckner Charles, cabinetmaker.
Brewer Charles J, princiiial school.
Bryan Kev J T Oletliodist).
Buckley J & Co (.John Buckley, John
Lokkc), general store.
Cairns George W, county surveyor.
Canfield Bruce P, barlicr.
Canfield Richard L, justice and painter.
Close Solomon, carpenter.
Coinliadvcr AiJjcrl, Lawyer and
District Attorney.
Copley Johu S, coroner.
Davit Iviv ;ird B. rreni-rnl store.
I>(Ml!ii>)ti>!i John {', Abstracter, Real
Estate, Insurance and Notary. {&'cadv,
below.)
Doolittle Eugene S, mngr Pierce County
Herald.
Doolittle Ida, music teacher.
Elliott N S B. general More.
Ellsworth ;^Infi; Co, Adelbert Taylor mngr,
lumber and basket mnfrs.
Fedderly Klla, milliner.
Fink Andrew, saloon.
Fitzgeralil Edward .1, clerk circuit court.
Fort>t EIousc, N A STnith Propr.
Foss Aloirzo 4»,llardw,ire, Stoves, Tin-
ware, Faiin Implements. Carriages,
AVagons, I'uinps, Wiud-mill.s, Etc.
Freese August, transfer.
Gardner Andrew J, blacksmith.
Gerber Frederick, .shoemaker.
Goodell Sadie, music teacher.
GrafT .Joseph, brewers' agent.
Hageman August, meat market.
Hancock Dr J W, county judge.
Harris Sylvester, hides and furs.
Hastert Peter, saw mill.
Heidelberg Leonard, basket mnfr.
Helmake johu C, saw mill.
nines Frank, lumber.
Ilines Fred W, grain, wood and sale- :
Uolstopple Milton, well borer.
Ilorstkatto Emil, wagonmaker.
liubcr Charles II, livery.
Huber Henrj', well borer.
Huber Ilenry R, pianos and sew mad:
Huber House, Louis iluber propr.
Jenson Jens B, county clerk.
Karbarle Frank J, general .store.
Kempe Charles J, jiainter.
Klingensraith David, city marshal.
Kllngcnsmith George, livery.
Lane Herbert W, phy.'-ician.
Lempke Johu, well borer.
Lokke Jolin. grain.
McDermott I'cter, meat market.
McLeod Johu, lumber and ties.
JIallou .lames, apiarist.
JIanser CJiristoplier, postmaster.
Mapes Chailes F, railmail agent.
Maynard John B, furuUurc.
!Moe Olc A, creamery.
Jloody Johu L, druggi.st.
JIuggah Albert, carpenter.
Slurphy John, sheriff.
Nelson A J & Co (Andrew J Nelson, /
Jerensen^ general store.
Nelsou Thomas L, propr Nelson llou;.'
Peterson Andrew, saw mill.
Peterson Charles I, grocer and brick in
Peterson John, bluck.--niitU.
Pierce County Herald. Herald Priulii.-
proprs.
Pierce I'erry D, lawyer.
J. C. DENNISTON,
bslFaoi, Real Ssiats OffioL
TAXES PAID AND INFORMATION GIVEN.
Pull Set of Abstract Books for Piorce aud St, Croix Counties, I
ELLSWORTH, - - WISCOWSIfJ I
Ciiicap & Grand ]ml Ry
, The Favorite Route E-
VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
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,e, Ottman & Co (John Ileeve, Cljailes
■ o'ttman, Arielbert Taylor). gcQ s'.ore.
:ikT Emil W, lumber auil tits.
V .John, live slock.
' Tls S W, veterinarj' surgeon.
.;ice Joseph S, dentist.
i.rsou&Co (Mark il S:inderson, EJ-
• iFtl L Davis), general store.
■ ;..u Franlc B, hardware.
ilie H L, physician.
■h John, saloon.
iiilli Xicholas A, Prop Forest House.
.V Edward, barlier.
;■> lid Charles M, carpenter.
.iiD Adolph, drugs and books.
nip'sou Andrew L, county supt schools.
auiT R '\\^, mngr Boymon tt Stevens.
.•!:ow Louis II, haruesjuiakcr.
.i-r \Vm, under sheriff.
.in Orlsan, plasterer.
rtCD AV alter E register of deeds.
• 'ihaus Joseph, tailor.
-cad Valentine, live stock.
:>or Rev Irving (Daptist).
I'd C B, carpenter.
'dworth Dr D W, cheese mufr.
dworlh Milton C, physician.
ing Michael, linlel and saloon.
ELM GROVE. On the C, M. &St, P.
'■■:. iu Waukesha county, 0 miles northeast
■ ' U'Hukesha. the judicKil seat and nearest
' -'iking point, 'iel, W. U. Exp., Am.
1' [Illation, 75. Johu Reinders, post-
• liMed Frank, saloon.
'I'L'I Matthew, wai^'onmaker.
:l4nski Chris, niusnn.
•wen Itlai-iiii, Blacksmith,
itks Matthew, carpenter.
■f hell P J, railroad and telegraph agent.
-It-r John, wagonmaker.
>i:-.stack Frank, saloon.
■ ■l:!ek John, saloon.
•Iiiilcfi .S«)!tii, General Store.
■'hrs Charles, blackimsth.
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-LMlIUnST. On the jM.. L. S. &
^'!y, ill LiiuL;liide county, 0 miles south
• 'Migo, the seat of justice and nearest
•■;iDg point. Exp., L". S. Tel., W. U.
i'UlHiiou, 1.50. F. Spoehr, postmaster.
''<iTman P. saloon.
'""" M n, justice.
>!9 L W, rhilroad, express and tel ag,.
■•_nck (Jusliiv, blacksmith.
*^l"iTluMii:m, Hotel.
.1 .1
pen!i-r.
Chris, -hn-niaker.
Sliuh -M. saloon.
Spoelir F & Soil, General Store and
Hotel.
'^Vunderlich J S & Son, saw mill.
ELMO, On the C. & N. TV'. Hy, in
Madison county, 46 miles southeast of
Lancaster, the judicial seat, and S from
Platteville, the nearest bank location.
Stages tri-weekly to Elk Grove. Exji,,
Am. Population, 20. Charles Leslie,
postmaster.
Iticliards ]TIilton O, Railroad and
Express Agent.
Whitham E, hotel
ELTJOEE. On the Milwaukee river,
in Fond du Lac county, IS miles south of
Fond du Lac, the judicial seat and nearest
banking point, and 2 from Xew Cassel. its
railroad station. Population, lUS. JIail,
daily. F. Kleiuhaus, postmaster.
Denz Wm, cheese mnfr.
Fleischman Charles, meat market.
Han'-niann V,'m, physician.
Ilunderrnark Gus, carpenter.
Eiic'iiiiM)il<i E'l'iliiU, Blacksmith.
Klumb Wm, general store and saloon.
Legler Ulrich, llour mill.
Litscher ( 'hristi.^n, carpenter.
Litscher Jliehael. nursery.
iioiiiliart 'tl'tti, Drugs.
Schinalz Chri.sUan, shoemaker.
Schmitt John, caipenter.
Schrantt Andrew, saw mill.
AVunsch IMmund, carpenter.
Zuehlke Charles, waL'onmaker.
Zutavtrn George, barber.
ELMWOOD. A postolilce in Pierce
county. -0 miles northeast of Ellsworth,
the seat of justice, and 15 south of Wilson,
the nearest shipping point, to which u
stage runs semi-weekly; fare, -10 cents.
Populutinu, 50. .Miiil, semi-weekly.
Nathan H. Utter, postmaster.
BriiTht J T. physician.
IJrj aill i- 8>, Grocer.
Cunuiiiugs W J, bli'.cksraith.
Kelley, Curtiss & C.'), saw mill.
Ullcr Xatliuu II, General Store.
ELO. On the C, M. & St. P. Ry. in
AVinntbiigo cnunty, 10 miles southwest of
Oshko.-ih, the county seat and nearest
banking point. Population. 20. Tel.,
W. U. ^I. JI. Drew, postmaster.
Bowles J T, justice.
Linois ceiTOfli 1 1
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to all POINTS in i'iUll
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GydaEiy BrotherSj^Hams, Shoulders, Bacon.
MBLtWAUIiKE, %viscoNSlN. \ Pork, Lard, Beef, Sausage, Etc., Ztc
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I>rc\v :?! :^I, GeiienU Store.
, Lowe .Toho, live stocU.
I'liL'h Jolin, carpc-uter.
Turner Wm, constable.
"Warner Rev W (Methodist).
EL PASO. A postoffice in Pierce
county, SV miles from Ellsvrortii, the judi-
cial scat, banking and shippint: point.
Populution, SO. J. M. Johnson, post-
muster.
AiKlcr.soii ^Vni, Genoral Store.
Anderson & King, grist mill.
C'livey John, sidoon.
JSoliiisoil .J Til, Farmer.
Lnnger Jo.=!eph C, shoemulier.
McDonald Hurdi, L'cncrul store.
McDonald II P. carpenter.
PiuUichlas \V P, blacksmith.
Piukty it Shcldrew, saw mill.
ELROY. A flouriaijinir city on the
C, St. P., M. &0. and C. ^.t K. W. l;ys,
in Plymouth town.ship, Juneau county. 14
miles southwest of ]\I;uist;)n, the count}'
scat find the location of the nearest b'ink.
Uaraboo river supplies power for 2 flour
int; mills and a saw mill. It containfl C
churches — German Lutheran. Congrega-
tion.al. Seventh Day Adventist, Baptist,
Methodist and Catholic — a hiffh school em-
ploying .J leacijcrs, and '.i w(^ekly news-
papers, tlie A'/;v>)/ J'rihune (Rep.). Klroy
Chronide (Dem.), and the ^Vi1l•J'u.sin
Rtatrsman (Pvo\\\h). Livestock. grain, lum-
ber and X)roducc are shipped. Stai;(H semi-
•(\'eekly to Viroqua. K.\p., Am Tel,.A\'.
U. Population, l.SOO. Fred. \Vightmau,
postmaster.
American irouso, Frank O'Boyle propr.
Avery Frank "\V, painter.
Raines JJessie, dressmaker.
Balfrauz JVederick, <Jakion.
Bank of Elniy (capital, sIO.OOO), Kdmiind
llirt propr.
Blakc.'.h'e E .t Co (Ki.hraim Blakeslee.i,
general .store.
Boyd Charles A, baiber.
Rruwn Webb A. aijl U >t N W Ry.
Biitman Lewii, hardware
Campdell Rev James ((.'atholic).
Chaffee II E, farm inipts.
Conway .Tnhn, saloon.
Conway Alichael, dr}- cood.5.
Cooney Patrick, saloon.
Coiam Rev A J (.Methodist).
Corrii'an James B, saloon.
Cro.sl)y Orlando, a:.'t C., St P, M .t O Ry
Di\- Jndso.; M, druggist.
Dougherty John, restaurant.
Duniap A: Dix (Joseph W Dunlap, A .
Dix), CHrpeuters.
Diiiiii Tii;itl<!cii«i li, Proprietor Elr-
Tribune.
Eagle Roller Jlills John Flutchinson pror-
Elroj- Chronicle, M S Parker editor an ;
publr.
Elroy Cornel Band, ,T M Dix leader.
Elro3' Opera House, John Conway prorr.
Elroy Itaiiroad House, CS Huntley prr,ir
KIroy Trilmiic Tlie, T K Dia-..
Proprietor.
Erickson Eric, shoemaker.
Field Alvarado W. clothing.
Field Ferdinand T, physician.
Fowler Charles .M, justice.
Fowler Mortimer, barber.
Giffo'd Harvey, saw mill
Goude James, bl-icksmith.
Grimes Timothy J, j^eueral store.
Orirashaw Bros (John and Henry). hdwire.
Haas Christopher, shoemaker.
Hart Edmund, propr Bank of Elroy aca
live stock dealer.
ITayden Cliarlc'^, wagoumaker.
Hoth Charles W . meat market.
Huntley C S. propr Elroy Ridlroad Eou'e.
Hutchinson John. propr Eagle Roller JI'.'.ls.
Johnson Mary .S, milliner.
Knutz Charles, tailor.
Kilbame JanuM. saloon.
¥iitlt'!so8i i'ii:irl<'>i, T/ivery, Side a"i:
Boarding Stalile. iS"-<ulc. <"'/'/i.1
Krauslier Mi^s Lizzie, drt -sniakcr.
Leisl A- Senly (\Vm Leist, :\Iartin Si.-c!y;.
meat market.
Loveland E X, farm impts.
Loveless Cuarles. dravman.
McWilliams Charles T, agt Am Express.
Masters J Wesh-v, wagoumaker.
Millard C M, furniture.
Moo <& S>oiic (Lar:; L Moe, J W Lone),
General .Store.
Nerud t'liarlcs, blaeksmitli.
O'Boyle Frank, propr American Hou'e.
Parker Marion S. publr Elioy Chrouitie.
Peabody II E, phi^'ercr.
Pervey'Misses (Minnie and Nettie), mlnrs.
Phillips Charles, drayman.
Phillijis Gaines, blacksmith.
Ratzman Ilenr}', saloon.
Roseerantz Fra'nk B, telegraph agent.
Sanb irn Orrin C, livery.
Searls Bros (Warner J and Will G),'cooi>-
ers.
Seymour Dewitt C, propr Seymour'Hote':
Sliekles F ]^I, propr AVisconsiu House.
Sherin Brrt. salocjii.
Sherwood James, restaurant.
Cliicago 01 Grand Tfuol{ ^
The Favorite Route Ease
I VIA HIACARA FALLS.
[LEVATORS. LV.
TIIK IsnODKSSnR ?I>'FG CO., .Manufacturers of njdranlic, Slcam nnd
iro"er Passenger and Freiilit ELEVATOliS, Pumps, Warehouse and Store
Btic Heat liofUers. Meat KefriL-erators, Etc. 31-J-314 Commerce St., Jlilnankee, Wis.
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-; 'imker J R, principal liigli schf-ol.
mhUU Benjimiu C, lawyer.
Siaith C S, physician.
>:iiilh J Ufirry, fnrm impts.
-;cer Arthur D, restauriint.
-|K;er Lorenzo M, general store.
>[irague Ernest F, silicon.
^;^■s■ens Epbraim, jeweler,
.-vvcrson & Edwards (.Mark Syverson, Ben
'Edwards), general store
Tslbot Rev David C (United BretLreiii.
propr Wisconsin Statesman.
Thompson Benjamin B, insurance,
'Miompson B B &, Co (Benjamin B and
Winfield S Thompson), Iraljr and brick.
Town Milton, photo2;raphcr.
Warden Corbiu F, harness.
^\'l'lrden John J, harness.
NVightman Fred, postmaster.
W'igl'tmau .John G, general store.
'iMghlmau James W, dniciist.
Wisconsin House, F ^1 Shrklcs propr.
^Vijconsin Statesman, I) (J 'I'alliot propr.
■Work Robert M, furniture and undertkr.
EL SALEK. A postoffioe in Pidk
( uinly, 9J iniles east of Osceola Mills, the
c 'unty teat. G from Ueronda, the ut arrst
.Taqua Setb, constable.
Knudsou & Anderson, saw mill.
Otis Bros, saw mill
Ra§lilii<i§cii r II, Veterinary SurLfcon,
Town Clerk and lii.'al Estate Agent.
Shortsvani; Rev (Lutheran).
Smith Rev Wm (United Brethren).
Strong Jame5 E, justice.
Territl -AI, blacksmith and Hour mill.
Warman E, carpenter.
f iilroad station, and 13 from
Ftdls, the nearest banbinp- point.
Hun, 100. Mail, tri weekly. F
mussen, postmaster.
(\\n Rev L (Baptist).
< a^pereen L blacksmith.
I'lc'telu'i- L V, .Justice.
iliiUii-rg I'irick, constable.
Ilubeit F A, carpenter,
ilubtrt I'eter. carpenter.
C'roi.x
Popula-
n. Kas-
ELTON. On EverRreen creek," in
J.anclade county, 1.5 miles from Antif^o,
the judieial seat, shippiui; and banking
point. .Stages semi-weekly to Ivaajilade
and Antigo. Popidation, lio. JIuil, semi-
weekly. ?ilr8. B. Smith, postmaster.
Bunten J F, justice.
AVorzer John, shoemaker.
ELVEES. In Dane county, 2?. iniles
west of Mtiuison, the county scat, 5i from
I51ack Earth, the nearest shipping point,
and 8 from JIazo Manic, the nearest bank-
ing point. Population, 25. ^lail, semi-
weekly.
I><>licr.>i John, General Store.
EMBARRASS. On river of same
name, and on the M., Ij. S. dc W. Ry, in
Waupaca county, 4.") iniles northeast of
Waupaca, the judicic.l seat, and 4 nurth-
cast of Clintonville, the nearest banking
point. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Popu-
lation, 300. J. N. Palmer, postmaster.
Allen Frank, carpenter.
Beedic O pj, railroad, e.xp and tel agt.
Berndt (', shoemaker.
'^'&m'
CITY LIVERY,
FEED AiiD SALE
CH.SiRLES KITTELSON,
PHOPRIETOB.
Gooil Teams nnd Trusty
Driv.TS al« avs in rer..lines.s
to ConvfV l'dssi*ni.'prs to
any part of tin' Country.
lintes l!e:isonable.
-=''™ ELROY, - WIS.
Pf\0>,Ji3^ f?" " '"' '- "'"' ^* Foiirllt St., Fond d<i I,nc, 1Vi«,
U SI S L'" £1 B 1*9 Carriages, Hacks, 'Busses and Sleighs for Sale Cheap
h b iO%fii'ji '.■tilliiii i,J
Manufacturer;
MILWAUKEE.
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Breed J E, ph)-j'.cian.
Brows! MJ-is V, Milliuer.
Caugbill H, hotel.
Crabtree Jliss L, music teacher.
Decker & SmiUi, s:iw mill.
Fritz Chris, arciiitect and builder.
Henry Alexauder, meat market.
Jaeckal Johu G. tarm impts.
Keern Peter, paiuter.
Liaclcwijj OUo cV Co, General Store.
Leitzke Louis, justice.
Nicholas Thomas, paloon.
Palmer .J X & ."5011, Flour Jlill.
Palmer & Barkow, ^'eiieral store.
Perry A ]\1, linrdware and furniture.
Schroeder A, blacksmith.
Wendl Charles, wajoumaker.
Wilfniarlh A \V,Dru-s and Groceries
AViswall James A, carding mill.
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EMERALD. A postomcc in St.
Croix couuty, on the ^Vis. Central Line.
30 miles norihcast of Flud-on, the county
seat, and 15J southeast of Xew Uichmoud,
the nearest banking ])nint. Stages semi-
weekly to Ilempel and lulct. E.i'p., N. P.
Tel., W. U. Population, 100.
Lindetield, postmaster.
Emerton Kev L-a (Methodi.^t).
Fleming \Vm, saw and fied mill.
Grimes Elias, saloon.
Grubcr ,T I'., riilroad, exp and tel agent.
Liiii(lcticl<! S K, General Store.
Lowrie AVm, carpenter.
McPherson .James, hotel.
Sherman AVm, wood.
EMERALD GROVE. A village in
Rock county, .S liiiles east of .Tancsville,
the count}' seat, nearest railroad station
and banking point. S'ages dnilv to, Tunes-
■vine. Population, 100. " .Mail, daily. \V.
J, Jones, postmaster.
CiiilioM iV Jones, Gencial Store.
Gilson Z. wiig.'nni:iker.
Grovcr liev 1) K (Congregational).
Grover (hin }[. idiy.sician.
Heller Kli:is. hlacU-mUh.
Krc-i;; B' Si. Ib.ttl.
McGrct'or Alexander, feed mill.
Ross l;-,v T ,\1 i,MuIhodist).
BtoUer C II, live stock.
EMET. A postofflco on the Chippewa
river, in Chippewa county, 40 milei north
of ChippeTi'a Falls, tiio county '^e-it and
banking point, and S south of Piruco, on
the M.,"St. I'. & S. Ste. M. Ry, the near-
est railroad st- lion. Slages semi-weekly
to Bruce; fare, oOcents. Population, lOO.
Mail, semi-weekl3'.
Brainerd B F, general store.
Johnson S J, hotel.
EMMERICH. A recently established
postollicein ^Marathon county.
EMMONSVILLE. Marathon couuty.
A postotlico established February, 1891.
EKOS. Waukesha county. Xame
chaiigcd to llid'rt.
EPHRAIM. A village ou the shore
of (rrefu bay, in Gibraltar township, Door
couuty, 149 miles northeast of ^lilwaukee.
and 36 northeast of Sturgeon Tkiv, the couu-
ty seat and bank location. Goods should be
shipped to Anderson's steamboat lauding.
i mile distant. Green IJay is the nearest
railroad approach. Two ciiurches are sus-
tained. Stases to Sturgeon Hay, Fish
Creek, Fsg Harbor ami JuddviKe. Popu-
lation, 200. Mail, daily. 11. P. Jacobs,
postmaster.
Abr.ahams Ole H, cooper.
iinder.'on A, genera! store.
Aiulcrsoit £3 ,\, Hotel.
Hagen-on F, carpenter.
Ilansou A O, shoemaker.
Hanson James, general store.
Lofving J K. watchmalver.
Olson Rev J (Lutheran).
Olsen M, shoemaker.
Oiieseii A: 8,ni'>oii. Bu.ilders.
|-'eters(ui Mrs A. music teacher.
]\-tcrson Ri'V A iMdhndisi ).
^iBiidi &. ValciiliiBO, General Store.
ERFURT. On Bark river, in Jeffer-
son couuty, 1-1 miles east of .JelTerson. the
county seat, 12 fiom Oconomowoc, the
nearest banking point, and 2§ from Sulli-
van, it.s nearest railroad station. Popula-
tion, CO. Mail, daily. A. Scheuber, post-
master.
Orlh Philip, grist and feed mill.
Kuriyard Owen, ltoct.
Solu'iibcr Atloipli, General Store.
ERIN. In St C'roix county, 22 miles
northeast of Hudson, the count}- seat, S
from iN'ew Hiciimond, the nearest bank-
ing point, an.l 2J from Jewett .Mills, the
nearest sliipping point. Population, 10.
!Mail, daily. P. Parden, postmaster.
Connelly J A, wagoumaker.
North Stnr !l-onV/cr!<S. "1 r.lpiioltr, ."jOOIianus-Eaclm-ors, Jladiinists. Kciiincior», Huiljri.inl.irx.
rAlilMI MA.MF.VCTl'Hl.VU t(>. ^ Jiillivriphts, Saw :tllll .1I»ohinery, Minini; ll.ioliiuer) , Corlisf atil llL-li
Ashlnnd, - - Wisconsin. ) SiieodEnsincs, Boilers, PoirerTransmiltluB JIaoIilnerj.etc. bee p. ••
r
ET3 I ! P? ff a fa H R ^ T E-3 C, ""'l TnrkKI. Biitlis (ilonP. are the only ren.e.ly Hint cfin
^ Uatli4.!iOri Ljfr-% < liiO; |,e dp,,|.„,ieJ upon to cure (iout. KlieuinatNm, >piirnl?ia
3 aad SCIATICA. Sufferers from the.u alllictions sl.ould THY THE BATUS AT JANLSVILLE, nlS.
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I'Hrdcn Palricis, Genei^il Store.
I'oweis N F, justice.
ESDAILE. A villarjo on Isubella
creek, in Hartland towasjiip, Pieice cotm-
ty, 253 miles tiorlhwest from Milwaukee,
iVsoutbeast of Ellsworth, the coiiuty seat,
a from Bay City, the nearest railroad sta-
tion, and 9 northeast of Red Wing, Minn.,
the nearest banldns jioint. Slaijes daily
to Ellsworth and B.iy City. Population.
300. Mail, daily. O. J. Olson, postmaster.
Betcher Charles, ecu store and saw mill.
DarriaiTton Jliss ilaggie, nulliuer.
GillcSpic .Boscpli, Hotel.
Hanson Lars, shoemaker.
Johnson S, mason and plasterer.
Lonlie Lars A, cabinetmaker.
Lusk C II, blacksmith.
Olson Chris, blaeksiuilh.
L'lviii &■ Oison, General Store.
ESOFEA. A village on Bad Ax river,
in Vernon county, S miles northwest of
Yiroqua, the judicial seat, nearest bank-
ing and shipping point. Population, oO.
Hail, iri weekly. Eliaa O. Tefl're, post-
master.
Ericson Jacob, carpenter.
Johnson Jacob, ju-:lico.
Joliii«.oii XeU. Shoemaker.
Marsh W, constalile.
Bcntz Michael it Bro, farmers
Tu.xton A B. justice
TelSrc JCIi]i>i *>, Gen Store and Justice.
ESTELLA. In Chippewa county, -27,
miles northeast of Chi|ipevva Falls, the
C(>unty seat and nearest bankint; jioint,
RCid 17 from Cadott, on t)ie Wisconsin C:eu-
Iral Line, the nearest shijipiii?: I^"int.
Semi-weekly mail stase to Cadott. Popu-
lation, 170. AV'arrcn Flint, postmaster.
Barnhart David, lot-c;or.
Billbnck Frank, wiL;oumaker.
Brown J, shi.emaker.
I'llill iX'isiTCJi, General Store, Ileal
Estate and Saw Mill.
Hcnderkson (Uiailes, lopger.
lli-nderkson K, Ijlacksraitb.
llibbard S T, builder.
Ji'imilc £1 K, Hotel.
Kelley Thomas, logijer.
J'cCann J J. justice,
sillier CF, blacksmith.
jJ'Tbert Daniel, builder.
1 .nr.-ons H. justice.
P'>rter Edwavo, locrijer.
Wilkins S, l..>.'ger.
Young Joseph, builder.
ETNA. A post village in La Fayette
county, 17 miles southwest of Darlington,
the county seat, 3 east of Benton, the near-
est railroad station, and 5 west of Shulls-
burgh, the nearest lianking point. Stages
daily to Benton, New Dicgins and Shulls-
bureh. Population, OOO. ilail, daily.
P. H. Emerson, postmaster.
Allen T, miner.
Bu.xton T, miner.
Cherry Tliomas, miner.
Clarksou J, dairy.
Dunn M, miner.
S^niiL-ixsn E* II, General Store, Quarry
and Flour Mill.
Hales &, Phillips, miners.
Harker J, miner.
Heath Freeman, blacksnntb.
Horsley & Farry, miners.
Leary P, miner.
Looney H, miner.
!McKeunii P, mason.
Pedelly P, miner.
Shafer John, miner.
Side W, miner.
Stanley J, car|ienter and mason.
Toi>IK>i .E4>>>iitii, Blacksmith.
While John, miner.
^Vieskircher J, miner.
ETTEICK. A village on Beaver
creek, in 'I'rempe.ileau county, I'J miles
southeast of \Vhitcliall, Ihc coimty seat,
and 'J northeast of Galesville, llie nearest
railroad station and banking point. Stages
ilaily to Galesville; fare, ."lO cents. P(ip\i-
latiou. n.j. .Mail, daily. I. Pedersou,
postmaster.
Blue J .T, woolen mill.
Cance J E, liardware and drugs.
Cliristianson Hans, shoemaker.
Edmunds E.l. blackMuilh
Kilricli t'reatiu'ry A<isociatioii,
Folkenilahl 1a\, carpenter.
HaytHlUil 11 ,1, geueial store.
Huff Peter J, hotel and blacksmith,
Knudson ]vcr, furniture.
Markernd llalvor, wagonmaker.
Pedeisiin Evan, woolen mill.
8*i'<U'i-M<iii tver. Flour Mill.
i>04i<.-i>ou Ivci- &. C'<», General
Store.
Pcdcrson M T, confectioner.
Ronestrand K E. carpenter.
Sorenson D .M, l.ilacksraith.
Chicago, [yliiKayliee & St, M [ly.ltX'.'.'estand !Ioithr;esi
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EUKEKA. A tbriving village in
Winnebago county, 17 miles southwest of
Osbkosb, the count_v peal, '1 west of Wau-
kau, the nearest railroad sttition, and 7
from Berlin, its banliint; point. Staines to
Oraro and Berlin. Telephone connection.
Population. I34G. JIail, daily. L. E.
C'bapelle. postmaster.
Allen Edmund, cooper.
Austria & Dahlke. Hour mill.
ClsiipciSc r., !■:, DrncTixist.
Kioyd ik ll'icknev, clicese and butter.
JuddKev J! ,J (.Aietliodiit).
Loope T E, I'hysician.
JIcGoorty Wni, saloon.
McLaughlin W G, hardware.
niSHUcrsftsi A. General Store.
Hounds Jl .1, barber.
Timann 0 E. bl irksmith.
Walpot A II L, furniture.
Wendl Carl, boots and shoes.
EUREN. A postoffice in Kewaunee
county, 18 miles northwest of Kewaunee,
the county seat, and 0 west of .Vbnapce,
the nearest sluppinu; and banking.' i)nint.
Population. 100. ' Mail, Iri-weekly.
Michael Bottkol, jiostmaster.
Bank ,Tolin, cotistable.
I'arta Joseph, miller.
Uotlkol f«e<»!'uo & !Jros, Saw and
Flour .Mill and (.'nce^e .Mufrs.
Oieol .1 B, notary and justice.
Grimmer J P, m\isic teacher.
llerrick .1, wafronmaki'r.
I..«fortimo .H A, I'hysician.
Loo/.e A .1, notary.
Vliesel Eniil, blacksmith.
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EVANSVILLE. Incorporated rm a
village in 1871 and reincorporated 8 yeais
later, is an enterprising; viliage in the
nortliwestern portion of Kock county, i>n
the C. it N. W. Ky, 3'.3 miles south of
Madison, 12 northwest of Hanover June
tion, IG uortliv.est of Jancsville. the coun-
ty scat, and 10.") southwest (d' .\[ilwnukeo.
Amongst the principal industries may be
mentioned tlie large i)umi) and wiml-null
works, catri.'ige and wagon manufactory,
tack works, creamery, lh)ur mill, etc.
There are also o churches, a good graded
scliool, a .seminary, a liank and a pulilic
hall capable of sealing .000. Tliiee weekly
newspajiers. the J-'nterpn'ne, the Tn'lnnif
and tlie yiViiV"-, are published, and are ably
edited and popular sheets. Live slock,
tobacco, liuttir an<l cheese, bides and farm
produce, witli the products of tlie afore-
mentioned mill3 and factories, comprise
the bhipmeut.s. Stajres daily to Fulton,
Cooksville and Edccrton. E.\p , Am.
Tel., W. U. Population, 1,700. P. C.
Wilder, postmaster.
Antes Robert M, printer.
Antes it Smith (\Vm il Antes, Solon .J
Smith), furniture.
Anthony Jolia E, dentist.
Apfel JIrs Catherine, carpet weaver.
Backcwsloe George A. painter.
Baker F A >fc Co (FA Baker, Edward
Sargent), hardware.
Baker Mnfg Co (capital, .slOO.OOO). L M
Mygatl prcs, Wm S Smith sec, pumps
and wind-mills.
Ballard E J, j'-weler.
Ballard J :M, constable.
Bank of Evausvllle (capital and surjilus,
S.'jO.OOO), L T PuUeu pres, George L
Pullen cash.
Barnard E D & .Sons, leaf tobacco.
Beebe Lewis B. dentist.
Bemls Asa D, grocer.
Benney vt Herbert (J II Benncy, II E Iler-
bctl), hardware.
Bigelow \V F A Co, farm impts.
Blakeley Evauder, harness.
]}lass Jolin, baker, books and stationery.
Bowen Thomas W, lilacksniith.
Brewer L C. propr Evansville House.
Brink & Fessenden, farm inipts.
Briltinjliani & Hi.^on, lumber,
lirodrick JIathew, livery and deputy
BhcrilT.
Budlong Clara, notions.
Bullard I'.lmer i- Co (KImer and A D Bui-
lard), live stock and grain.
Bufk Wm, painter.
Calkins Judson W, grocer.
Cinipliell it Son (Bvr.ui and Wm), meats.
Carman ^V W , stage line.
Carpenter Wm II, coal, grain and stock.
Central House, Wood & Kendall propr:.
Clill'.ird Isaac D, blacksmith.
Cnare Godfrey, tailor.
Coles S H i Co, drut's.
Combs E E. idiotographer.
(.'ommercial House, Josluia M Cwen propr,
Conine Charles, crockery and coufectry.
Cook J C it Soils, 11 air mill.
Copeland Jliss S L. milliner.
Cummings & Clark ((,: E Cummings, W J
Clark), dry goods.
Dooley AVin '!', auctioneer.
JOiilcriM-i-it', C .V Lib!}y Editor. i &<;
Evans [)r John M, dru;:gist.
Evans Jolin M jr, physician.
Chicago & Grand ]mk Pij,
The Favorite Route East
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Evans & Sou (JoLn uuJ John A), -wagon-
makers.
Evausville Creamery.
Evansville Ilouse. L C Brewer prnpr.
Evansville Lumber Co, W M Dnvi^ irmcr.
Evansville Mufg Co, Caleb Snasball mngr,
tacks.
Evansville ^Mercantile Assn, 6 F Spencer
prcs, Y Holn)e9 sec. peneral store.
Evansville E*iil)li<>iii!iu Asmi, lion
JI V Pratt I'res, Publrs Knli-ri rise and
Tribune. (Sw wli-, bJ.oi".)
Evansville Seminary, J E Colemau prin.
Fielder E II, barber.
Finnane I) F, auctioneer.
Franklin F A, painter.
Getlle L II, prin pulilic scbool.
Gibbs Alien F, painter.
Gillman Fay, clotbini;.
Grratsinger Daniel, Ijlacksmith.
Grcatsingcr Mrs Olivia .1, milliucr.
Griffin IJau.som, groceries and notions.
Gunn Mrs Sarah A, milliner,
ilamner Ftiv ^\'m (Free Methodist).
Hanover Major, painter.
Higley II ^\" &, Sons, veterinary surgeons,
llolisler t^harles A, railroad agent.
Uoiie I A, propr I!evji;w.
Johnson John 11, btirlier.
Lamont .Vlfred, concrete walks.
Lee Caleb E, luirness
Liliby C A, Editor Enterprise and
Tribune. {Sec ndr, heloic.)
Libbey Wm, carpenter.
Libbcy &^Volf, meal market.
Lucas Thomna E, veterinary surgeon.
McEwen M, drivini: paik.
McGce's Hall, Wm v.t George McGee
])roprs.
McKinney ^Mrs Mary A, dressmaker.
-Martin EcvR N (Il.iptisl)
Ma.xon Mr.i Sarah E, dres=m:iker.
Jlonsheu Henry, harness.
^Morgan Joel W it Co, carriage mnfr.
Owen Joshua .M, prcpr Commercial House.
Phillips ^V K. lawyer and justice.
Plaisted George S, shoemaker.
Potter Homer & Son, undertakers.
5*rntt JJarliii V, Storage and Pro-
duce.
Quivey Wm L, physician.
Peed George H, druggist.
Peview. I A Unxie propr.
Richardson Anthony, bariier.
Roberts "Wm P, phy-ician.
Ross "Wm. supt public schools.
Runnicill George, leaf tcbacco.
Scholleld Rev .J (Congretrational).
Sherger Jlrs Jennie, milliner.
Shurrum Theodore, mason.
Simons Harley N, lawyer.
Smith Charks M, phy.^ician.
Smith ifc Eager (AV S Smith, Almeror,
Eager), leaf tobacco.
Smith ifc Son, coal, wood and ice.
Snasball Albert, carpenter.
Snow Beraen F, carriage jiainter.
Spencer Charles H, boots and shoes,
Spencer G F, iihyslcian.
Spencer Henrietta, photocrapher.
Stair Theodore F, physician.
Stevens Rev W W (Methodist).
Stevens &: Co, grain.
Taggart Almon 1, j'.-weler.
Tories F \V, real estate, ins and justice.
Triluiiii', C ALiliby Editor.
Van Patten »*c Morse, meat market.
Wainright Henry, painter and paper-
hanger.
Wilder !X D, cie.ar mnfr.
AVinston Fred, e.xprtss ai^ent.
Wiu.'^ton John II carpenter.
Wood "Wm U, shoemaker.
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Eclitor tincl XIanafrer.
Official Paperi publisLed every Friday Mornir.g by the
EVANSVILLE PUBLSSHSrJG ASSOCI ATIOr^!.
MUECTORS— M. V. Piurr, rr.>-i.iH!it : J.vmes R. West, Seoretarv ; L. .Suiveley, Vice rrc-sident ;
J. M. Evans. Tri-.-\snrer ; C. -V. Liujv, piruetor.
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Wood & Kenilall (C E Wood, N J Kcu-
dall). proprs Centn.l House.
Woodbury' Ryland F, general store.
Young Prank C, livery.
EVERGREEN. In Door county, 3i
miles east of Sturgeon IJay, the judicial
seat, banking and shipping point, Daii}'
stage, with mral, to Sturgeon Bay, fare,
25 cents. Population, 40. George i'iuney,
postmaster.
Di.Koii L, soldering wire.
Knudson Hans M, c.irpenter.
Ornamental and Forest Tree Grower, J J
Pinney publr.
Pinney C C, llr.re.-t.
Piiiiicj- (Jc«!r^c, Grocer and Isurser}-.
Pinney Joim .], puljlr Ornamental and For-
est Tree Grower.
EXCELSIOR. A village on Knapp's
■creek, in PJehluud county, 2u miles south-
west of Iiichlaud Centre, the count}' scat,
and IG northwebt of Jiluscods, the nearest
railroad station and banking point. Singes
daily to !M\i«oi)da and IjOez. and .semi-
weekly to Soldiers' Grove. Population,
300. Mail, daily. John Brown, post-
master.
Campbell Wui. meiit market.
Coates J T, jihysieian.
Commercial House, W McDou^-a! propr.
I>osfJi Mrs IE, Dressmaker. "
Ellsworth yi D, saw mill.
Ford Kev John (Methodist).
IlttinilloTi C S. hardware.
Jones II H, wagnnmaker.
Jones J D, lioiri.
Larson Ole, shoemaker.
jMcDougal W, propr Commercial House.
Slc-liiltliey .5 ♦«, Furniture.
Rosemeyer M H, harness.
Ross Bert, b.arber.
Ross O, physician.
Smith i;«!\viu-<l, Oeueral Store.
Stratton ,\ M, Hour mill.
Tate AS' W A: Co, general store.
Washburn B F, general store.
Wright J C, physician.
EXILE. In Pierce county, 18 miles
cast of Ellsworth, the county .fcnl, and 12
from Durand, the nearest "banking and
shipping point. Wm. 11. Person, post-
master and farmer.
Dryer M & (.'o, saw mill.
Partridge tt Co, saw mill.
Rockwell & Co, saw mill.
FAIRCniLD. A vilhceon tbeC,
St. P., JI. i.t U. Hy, in Eau Claire county,
33 miles southeast of Eau Claire, the coun-
ty seat and Of from Augusta, the nearest
banking point. Popnialinn, .?00. Tel.,
W. U. Exp., Am. J. Ewald, postmaster.
Anderson Bros, blacksmiths.
Arnold Ralph E. druggist.
Biddlecom G & .M, barliers.
Bounat Z P, saloon, -i mile s w.
Calkins Charle.s B, meat market.
Cole E G, ]ihysician.
Cole Vinton, painter.
IC\T'al<I .S, Justice and Insurance Agent.
Faircliild House, G W Yakom propr.
Foss Edward, r.iilroad and express agent.
Fi'Sler Nathan C, saw and planing mill.
Foster rv V iV Son, General Store.
Hewitt H JI, hardware.
Hobarl James jr, constable.
Ji'bnscin Sever, shoemaker.
Kimmel Henry, wagonmaker.
Kim: E A, physician.
McKiuney Samuel, hotel.
JIarviu J C, lawyer and insurance agent.
Peterson I'eter, cabinetmaker.
Price AV T, cigars.
liivard J ?.[. general store.
Stahl Wm. grocer.
Straight AVm, jeweler.
Walsh Walter, telegraph a-rent.
Yakciiu G \V, propr Fairchild House.
FAIRFIELD. A villaee on Turtle
creek, in Hock county, 1.5 miles southeast
of Janesville, the county seat, and ii
northwest of Dai ien. the nearest railroad
station. Clinton is the usual banking
point. Stages daily to Janesville and
Emerald Grove. Population, ■Ju. .M.iil,
daily. 11. A. Loomer, postmaster.
Coney & Coney, butter mnfrs.
Kane D L, bliick'smitb.
i.ooiiicr Jtarvej- \, General Store
and Insurance.
Rokenbrodt J, feed mill.
PAIR PLAY. A village in Grant
county, 30 miles southeast of Lancaster,
the county seat, and ,1 northeast of East
Dubuque, 111., the nearest railroad station.
Dubuque is the nearest banking point.
Stages, daily to East Dubuque and Platte-
viile; fare, .50 cents and s;J, respectively.
Population, 100. Joseph JVIurray, post-
master.
Allison Pnbert, liotcl and justice.
Ddvle Mrs ^largaret. general store.
ipt/r- nq 9=^r K^h'^lO^ catalogues ^ULSliS A FLORAS,
JUyUlUO SUiiU V»t«ibjiiwOl Free. / 2i;.5AT. water street, miuvilkle.
Tli8 Green Bay Business College Imv
Pepartiutut.
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IHurpViy John P, saloon and justice.
Miirraj" Josoi>Ii, Farmer.
Smith H R, notary and insurance.
FAIR "WATER. A post village on
the C, M. & St. P. ]?y, in Fond du Lac
county, 20 miles west of Fond du Lac, the
county seat, and Oi soutliwest of Uipou,
the nearest banliino; point. Telcplione
connections. Population, 12'>. ^Mail, daily.
Exp.. Am. Tel., Vv'. U. 15. ,J. Wikker-
ick, postmaster.
Bai:i«c John, Carpenter
liock G A, hardware.
Brown John il, groceries and notions.
Dohne Wra, saloon.
Illldtbrandt C4, .^aloon.
Jackson Kev U K.
Koehler & Vedder, prain.
Laper Jcliu, nour mill.
Little C M, piinip mnfr.
Locchelt Wm, blacUsmith.
McCune ]l K, wagonmakcr.
Naab Peter, railroad, exp and tel agent.
Stelter G, cheese mnfr.
Wikkei-iiik Beiijiiiiiiii J, General
Store.
Zelmer AVm, shoemaker.
PALL CITY. A posLiffice on Mud
creek, in Dunn county, ]H miles .southeast
of Menomouie, the county seat, and 3
norlh of Meridian, tlie nearest railroad sta-
tion. Stages lii- weekly to ilenomonio;
fare, 40 cents. Population, CI). 3Iai!,
tri-wcekly. Wm. J. Yates, postmaster.
Bradford G H. blackfmith.
Vanne.^s J M. Dcur mill.
Yiitfs Wm J it Vaiiiics.s, General
Store.
FALL CREEK. A nourishing villa.'O
on theC, St, P.,M. &0. Ky, in Eau CI liie
county, 12 miles southeast of Enu Claire,
the county seat and u.^ual banking point.
It contains a tloiiring mill and a saw and
planing mill, operated by power obtained
froni Fall creek. Two churche.i and a
district school are sustained. Population,
500. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. C. J.
Lissack, postmaster.
Bariz Bros it Zempel (August and Qustav
E Bartz, Daniel M Zenipeh, genl store.
Baumbuch Rev Carl (Lutheran').
Koerger P.ev Fiitz (Lutheran).
Boernkc Mrs E T, hardware.
Boernke Herman A, photographer.
Bnieske Ernst, harness,
Brueswitz Ferdinand, flour mill.
Faber Henry, propr Lincoln Valley House.
Friedrich Rev W J (Lutheran).
Gessner Gus, saw mill.
Haase .Albert, blacksmith.
Hackett Bradley H, principal schools.
Ilacske Gustav, carpenter.
Harke Julius, saloon.
ITarke Mrs J, dressmaker.
Kromrey Fred ^\^, farm inipts.
Kunz Herman, meat market.
Leidicer Wm E, live stock.
Lincoln Vallej' House, Henry Fabcr prr.pr.
Lindenthaler Bros (George ami Philip .■^),
saloon.
^..^-safk f'listrlc* .S, Postmaster, No-
tary and Town Cleik.
Mittelstadt JHs Augusta, propr St Charles
House.
Niebuhr AVni, furniture.
Polinske Gustav, carpenter.
St Charles House, i\Irs Augusta Jliltclstadt
propr.
Schultz Albert, barber.
Schwartz liudoljih, carpenter.
ShulzLoui.s, saloon.
Sitgler August, general store.
Stolp Gottlieb, ice dealer.
Stolp Herman J, farm impts.
Stolp AV'm, live stock.
Thiel August, saloon.
Votitxke Ali>erl, Hardv.'arc.
Voechling Bro.s (Frederick and Ernest A),
blacksmiths.
"Weiss Charles, shoemaker.
Williams Leon E, railroad and|exp agent.
Williams 'J'honias E. pltysicii.u.
Wi.se & Xiebuhr (Stephen Wise, Wm
Kiebuhi). general store.
Zempel it Swankc (Gustav Zempel, Her-
man Swanke), saloon.
Zenke Mrs Ji^liza, dressmaker.
Zelzman Julius E, justice.
Zet/.nian J A it Co (Julc A Zetzmau. Stein
it Levy), general .--tore.
Zet/.man iMre J E, milliner.
Zimmerman Herman J, saloon.
FALL RIVER. A stalinn on the C,
AL it St. P. Ry, in Cohnnbia county, 2i
miles southeast of Portage, the county seat,
and oj north of Columbus, the nearest
banking point. Population, 275. Tel,,
W. U. Exp., Am. G. P. Stanton, post-
master.
Baily O C, Physician.
P.altle A .M. shoemaker.
Bendi'r H M, farm impts.
Bywater Miss, milliner.
Cliicago & Grand Troii.^ [iy.
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Chatlelle L A, carpenter.
Fo^te^ JoiiQ, live stocl;.
Hicks John, hotel.
Ilollii'.vay ».t Sauders, flour mill.
Lnshler G 6, grocer.
Loomis W. harness iind wngoninaker.
Martin M W, farm impts.
Miller George, carpenter.
Xewuhara H, railroad, exp and tel agent
and lumber.
Prime 0 B & Co, general store,
liice George D, contractor and lumber.
Russell Z 13, grocer.
Seewin & Foster, creamery.
Sharp Rev Thomas (.Methodist).
Shinville A, black.smith.
SizcrAiSon, blacksmiths.
Smith F L, barber.
Smith J A, •wagonmaker.
Smiih Lewis, hotel and livery.
maiituii <i;c«>rse !*, Stationery,
ISdtary, Justice ami Collection A sent.
Sweet Rev X L (ILiptisl).
Taylor C A, CQUst:iljlc and live stock.
FANCY CREBK. A postotUce in
Riclilaml county, luf- miles uortliwest of
l{ioliIand Centre, on the C, M. & St. P.
, Ry, tlie judicial scat, neare.st banking and
shipping point. Population, 100. ilail,
Iri weekly.
Saltman Wm, general store.
FAKMEES' GROVE. A farmhouse
postoUice in Green county, 12 miles north-
west of .Monroe, the county seat, and 7
from Moniicello, the nearest shipping and
banking point. .Mail, semi-weekly. Ezra
Rlumer, postmaster.
Uliiincr JZv.rn, Farmer and Ilolsteia
Cattle Breeder.
Blumer & Co, cheese mnfrs.
FARMHILL. In Pierce count}', 16
miles from Ellsworth, the county "seat,
b'luking and shippinir point. Population,
.Mail, tn-wcekly. Wm. H, Young, post-
master.
Cliidester Z, saw mill.
Knder N, saw mill.
Roth I.ouis. carpenter.
Shoeder J X, blacksmith.
Weif S, carpenter.
Voiiii;^' Wm SI, General Store.
FARMINCtTON. .V po't village in
,Ti IV. r^ion c^^imly. Hi miles northeast of
.JilTerson, the county seat, 4 from Helen-
ville, the near-^st railroad station, and 9
south of Waterlown, the neirest bankia;'
point. Population, .50. M. L. Piper^
postmaster.
Bauer Emil, feed mill.
Concord and Farmington Cheese Co.
Hoeft "Wm, blacksmith.
Hungcrford II E, music teacher.
]\Iaiisaeld G C. creamery.
3Iohr John, mason.
Moore H, sorghum mnfr.
Pi5»or 11 5j, Lawyer.
Schotiuld A A; Co, coopers.
Weber C L, saw mill.
FARE'S CORNERS. A farmers'
postollice, in Columbi.i county, So miles
southwest of Portage, the C'junty stat, and
4 from Prairie du Sao, the ueaiest banking
and shipping point. 3Iai!, tri-weckl}'. J.
L. Furr, postmaster.
FAYETTE. In La Fayette county, 8
miles northeast of Darlington, the county
seat, uearest railroad station and banking
point. Population, 70. .Mail, semi-week-
ly. E. L. Worrell, postmaster.
Abraham Charles, hotel and justice.
Abraham Dr C, druggist.
Calahan Dr .V, druiigist.
Fisher O .^I, blacksmith.
Henry ^Martin, wagoamaker.
Hunt ,1 C. saw mill.
Le Barron Rev (.Mclhodisl).
Martin George, constable.
Richards O .M. carpenter.
Worrell 11 L, General Store.
FAYETTEVILLE. A post village
on the C., .M. .fc St. P. Ry, in Walworth
county, 0 miles north cf Elkhorn, the
county seat and uearest banking |)oint.
Populati.jn, 70. E.\p., Am. W. H.
Coombe, postmaster.
t;o<»!iiI>o W If, General Store, Railroad
and Rxprc's .\L'ent.
Foster .lay, justice of peace.
Harris it West, butter and cheese.
Peck C J, lumber and grain.
Voss August, blacksmith.
FELLOWS. On the C. & N. Vi. Ry,
in Rock county, 11 miles northwest of
Janesville, the judicial seat, and .T} from
KvansviUe, the iiearest banking point.
Population, no. E.\p., .Vrn. Tel., W. V.
\V. J. Whitmore, postmaster.
Turner Watson, grain and live stock.
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■Wliitiuoi'c Bro-S General btore and
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■\Vi!cox George B, railroad and tel agent.
FENNIMORE. A village on the C.
vt X. W. Hj', in Grant county, 12 miles
northeast of Lancaster, the county se-xt.
Settled In ISJO, it contains a steam llouring
mill, a creamery, a weekly newspaper, the
Times, a. bank, 4 churches and a di.^trict
school. Stases triweekly to Mt. Ilniie,
ilt. Ida and Millville. Population, ■rOU.
Tel., \\'. U. Exp., Am. AV. J. Wright,
postmaster.
Allen John C, furniture.
Bailey Abner B, physician.
Baiter C U & Son "(Charles II and George
11), general store.
Biiderman Bros (Wm and Leonard), ma-
chinists.
Biederman i Ruchti (Leonard Biederman,
Hemy Ruchti), saljon.
Billig Charles V, live stock.
Billig H C, dentist.
Bohl Wm, veterinary surgeon.
Brechler Bros (.lohn and Charles), hdwre.
Brockway JIrs I, milliner.
Comstock Vrallace M.raih'uad and exp ngt.
Crouch & Govier (.John Crouch, George
Govier), saloon.
Curtis John, carpenter.
Doan John E, harness.
Dyer George \\", druggist.
Earl Wm, carpenter.
Fennimore House, S W Rogers propr.
I'enDiraore Times, F L Howe ;iropr.
Farnham Mrs Addie, drugs.
Fritsch Louis, shoemaker.
Fritz Peter, saloon.
Gelvin James, grain and live stock
Gilbertson l^ete'r C, furniture.
Gravenbiock Ed, haruessmaker.
Griihth John, blacksmith.
Gulliford Farley, restaurant.
Hampton Henry H, meats and groceries.
Hawlcy Theophilus C, grain,
Hayes Lafayette, carpenter.
lliun Bros (Charles P, Joseph and Chri.->,
flour mill.
Dinu, HiUlerbrand .*e Co (Charles P Ilinn,
George P Hilderbrand). general store.
Howe K L, propr Fennimore Times.
Jewel Edward, meat market.
Johnson Jliss Josie, dressmaker.
Lsthrop Wm E, general store.
»-<-'ui<( lli-iiry 15, Propr Lewis House;
Fir.-t-Cla^s Accommodations.
I-eui!* ll<>lI^e. H B Lewis Propr; Trav-
eling Trade Solicited.
Linton Wm. blacksmith.
McDermutt Thomas E, physician.
McDowell C Lucicn, wagonmaker.
Miller Jacob, carpenter.
^^iehaus Beiijamiu, wagonmaker.
Peterson i.t Gunderson (Thomas Peterson,
George Gunderson), general store.
Pickard Daniel O, pln.sician.
Pickard iira D O, milliner.
Richards Guy, livery.
Roach li Perkins (Frank Roach, Thomas
Perkins), hardware.
Roitrs &. Morse (Joseph Rogers, Amos
^lorse), livery.
Rose Wm H, cooper.
Sarles John, lumber.
Scanlon John J, lawyer.
Snider John, live stock.
Stephens Ward, saloon.
Stevens Joseph, barber.
Weaver 'Wm. shoemaker.
Welier Albert, jeweler.
Weber Limis. bools and shoes.
Wliiting D J Rev i Methodist).
'Willisoii Charles A, banker.
Wi-i-^'Ut ^\' J, Confectioner and Photo-
grapher.
PENTON. In Ashland county, 1 mile
frMin Cornell, ilsslatlon on the Wis. Central
div. X. P. R. R., and 33 miles southwest
of Ashland, the judicir.l seat. Population,
50. Exp., N. P. G. L. Rogers, post-
master.
\VitiolK'>tcr, Ivnigsbtirj-
Saw .^H11.
& Co,
FEBRYVILLE. A village in Craw-
ford county, on Ibe Mississippi river, and
on the V..'ii. A; X. R. R., 23 miles north
of Prairie du Chien. the county seat, and d
cast of Lansing, Iowa, the nearest banking
point. Stages seiiu-weekly to Freeman;
fare, oO cents. Population, 40. Tel., W.
U. Exp., Am. Wm. Davis, postmaster,
Adams David C, boarding house.
Diivis ^Vni. .justice.
lli.-bdcrson Henry, general store.
(.•Isou .liiseph S, general store.
Swan E E. railroad, express and tel agent.
Thompson Thomas T, hotel.
FIFIELD. Is located on the south
fork of Flambeau river, and on tlie Wis-
consin Central Line, in township of saine
name. Price county, 14 miles north of
Phillips, the ju<ii(ial se.it. It is in the
n-iiter of the lumbering district of Xorth
Wisconsin, as well as l)eing surrounded
fcagoJ/lifeaui'.eefiSiPaulPiy
I Line to the U uOl UllU
o[lh;-'8st
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WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTKEB
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by good lands for farniini^ purposes, is
steadily incresising iu weiiltU and iinpor-
tanco, and contaius Catholic aud Methodist
churches, a graded school, a l^iinl;, a public
hall with a seatiufx capacity of COO. and an
ably edited weekly newspaper, the Adro-
cate. Ties, lumber aud tan bark are
shipped. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Pop-
ulation, 700. Johnson Tarr, postmaster.
Anderson John A, shoemaker.
Atwell \Vm F, dniegist.
Baum Philip, supervisor.
Beaulne Philip, saloon.
Birtels John, tov.-n treasurer.
Brosnan Jliss Anna, county supt schools.
Brosnan John, livcrj'.
Brown Jloses \V, saloon.
Buttner Adolph, dnip".'ist.
Clifton House, J F Scliillinc propr.
Cocltrjiii Eros (^Samuel aud Thomas i,
Saloon; Fine \Vines, Licpiois aud Cigars.
Cohen Finney, general store.
ComrntTCljil S3ou><«?, Peter Vinctte
Propr. (Sec adc, helow )
Diriraple George, general store.
Donoghue Daniel, propr Filiilil Ilou'ic.
Feely\fc Hurd (lames K Feely, K L llurd),
meat market.
Fitield Advocate, G E t^ackett propr.
Filieid House, Daniel DonoL'hue propr.
Fiileld riSainifat'liiri'is; Co, "o \^
Van Dusen Pres, J Arnold Vice Pres, P
D Arnold Sec, W F Ilinz Trea=, G (>
Van Du^en Supt, Lumber Mnfrs anii
Planing Mill. [Sec ad.\ hehnp.)
Gardiner Tdartin, propr Tremout House.
Uinz Frederick C, hardware.
EliliX V*' F, Chairman Town Board.
Treas Fifield Mufg Co, and Pres Price
Count}' Bank.
Kcene Delaware, blacksmith.
Kennedy Patrick, saloon.
Leonard P II & Co (Peter II Leonard,
Henry D Davis), general store.
McDonald \V .alter C, saloon.
Matthews L Z, saloon.
Mullen Michael, city marshal.
Murray Charles, saloon.
Murra}- John B, saloon.
Perrin Najioleou, saloon.
8'rioe <'<»uniy ESimliiCapital.-'^O.'J.OiXi.,
W F Hm/, PrL-s, O 1) Van Dusen Vice-
Pres, a F LLonard Cash.
JJemer J !!, furniture,
liogness & Tatro (K N Ilogness, Abrani
Tatro), saloon.
Sackett George E, propr Fitield Advoc 'lie.
O. D. VAN DUSEN', I'rcsident. G. O. VAN DL'SEN", fciiu ■ riiU.'ii.lfiit. F. I>. AI:NOI,ti, StcrLl.iry.
J. AHNOLD, Viee-l'ri-siJent, W. F. HINZ, TrL'asuri-r.
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7 FIFIELD !,l;i;iUFSCTyEl!fiG CO.,
'1 Princiiiul Olllce an»I Milln at FHl-Id.
A MAMTACTUKEnS OF
\ Liiiiiber, Sliiiiirte. bill ami lloiildiiiii^
Special Attention Given to Ctjstom Work,
OP^P^ERCIAL HO
New House and New Furniture Throuehout
GOOD B.VItX IN CONNtCriON.
THE ONLY FIRST-CLASS HOTEL IN TOWN
X^Il^lEX^nz)
Good Sample Room for Commercial Men. nates, Reasonable.
P. VINETTE, Proprietor.
"■^TT-ISCOISTSIXT.
Chicap & Graod Triinl( \
The Favorite Route East
VIA NIAGARA FALUS.
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AND BUSIXH6S DIRECTOEY.
FLI
;-l Jfitiies Hotel, A Tiitro propr.
schilling Johu F, t^eneriil store.
Scbreiner John, saloon.
SiuicB Wesley, barber.
Shcehnn John, saloon.
j^ingleton illcliael A, saloon.
?!acge Frederick A, photographer.
Sutrrue f) L, lotrffer.
Swhzey Walter T, painter.
TiUT Jolni§oii, Postmaster and Con-
fectioner.
Trttro Abrani, propr St James Hotel.
Trcniout House, Martin Gardiner propr.
\liicltc £*etor, Propr Commercial
House. {Sec ado. p 0O4.)
Wallier George, caloon.
Weikman Kev Charles (CatholicV
Weiss Rev George (Congregational).
Wilnj- Abram, saloon.
Wilson Arthur C, railroad, exp and tel
agent.
^Vood George, barber.
Woodruff Jlrs Jeauueltc, milliner.
FILLMOEE. A village on the north
Ir.'inch of the ililwaukee river, in Wash-
•I'glon county, 10 miles noitheustof West
iVnil, the county seat, and .'j northwest of
Kndonta Station, on the :^1. & >i. H. U.,
•li'; nearest railroad station. West I!end is
'■i-i; nearest banking point. Population,
-'0. Mail, daily. Carl Wittig, postmaster.
(joss Philip, blacksmith.
fVlmore Band, Wm Cross leader.
l"'Hiik liev Julius, (Lutheran).
'"-Kiel Alvln, cigarmalier.
'•;uhle ^lax, justire.
'■ruhle K A, general store.
inning T, veterinary surgeon.
!llt^libeek Joseph, shoemaker.
^.IiolleTraugott, fruit trees.
Aoouig Jidiu's, ■n'ngoniiiaker.
j;' 111 Paul, shoemaker.
•.:eke Henry, carpenter,
'•^idolph ]■:, blacksmith.
'♦I'll}; <;jiri. Carpenter and Undcr-
iiiker.
FISH CHEEK. On Green bay. in
^ ■•'■r cormty, I'O miles nortlieast of Stur-
;"n l!ay, the judicial seat and nearest
■, •!;iuig point. Population, 3<i0. Mail,
'■■"'y- 6. Churches, po3tm,ister.
!'■""■" -'"Im, justice.
";ir<lio»i *iamiiol. Justice of Peace.
I'l • 1.'"' '*■ f'eneral store.
Mill Uros Fish.
J '••n-on Daniel, meat market.
--y-.\H'Tg Bros, general store.
Lundberg Charles, cooper.
Noble Alexander, blacksmith.
Plec'k SSeitrj-, Cheese Mnfr.
Stevens M U, lawyer.
Thorp A. hotel.
Yorous Levi, general store.
FISK. On the C, M. & St. P. Ry, in
Winnebago county, 9 miles soutliwe^t of
Oshkosh, the county seat and nearest bank-
ing point. Population, 7o. Tel., W. U.
]Mail, daily. Ezi'a .Miller, postmaster.
iniSJcr Ezra, General Store.
JIoos J II, wagonmaker.
Patridge C 15, crain and salt.
Peacock M B M, grain.
Sport
FITCHBURG. On the 1. C. R. R..
in Dane county, 10 miles from Madison,
the county seat and nearest bankimj point.
;\Iail, dailj'. Populatiou, 7. Thomas Pur-
cell, postmaster.
Grace George, blacksmith.
Koyle T H, cheese mnfr.
Nevin James, supt Wisconsin Fish Hatch-
ery.
Purct'll Tlioinns, General Store.
Urie G AV, railroad and exp agt.
FIVE POINTS. In Richland coun-
ty, M miles west of Richland Cenire, the
judicial seal, banking and shipping point.
Mail, daily.
FLAMBEAU. A pO!-t village on the
Chippewa river, in Chippewa county, rt2
miles northeast of Chipiie'^ra Falls, the
county seat and banking point, and 18 from
Warner, the most conveiu'cnt railroad sta-
tion. Population, lllO. Mail, eemi-weekly.
K. J. Sand.s, postmaster.
Berthniene J B, saloon.
Britton Samuel, bhiCkamith.
Rulley A, carpenter.
H'rltz »V Si(inl», General Store.
Gourdeaux Alex, justice.
Langlois C, saloon.
Norton .lolin G, general store.
Parron Gus, carpenter.
Prasso F, carpenter.
Valois Oliver, saloon.
Wood C, saloon.
FLINTVILLE. A postofHce on the
Big Suamico river, in Brown county, 12
miles Dorthwc-t of Green Bay. the county
seat and banking point, and 21, from
Tremble, the nearest shipping point.
■JVU\f^ Sirict, .■'lUwaiikco, VVIm,
yjs.
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PATMEIiS, 440 T.. Watfr St., Kast Side Market "5.,
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P.ipulRlion, 100. Mail, daily. C. E.
Ivftnute, postmaster,
C'T'ok \Ym, farm implements.
Ikaiintic C S-^, General Store and Flour
Mill.
LMiib L R, phycieian.
Warkenriter Cliarles, physician.
FLORENCE. The judicial scat of
Florence county, is a prosperous lowu of
2 500 iiihibitauts, located on Fisher lake
acd on Iho C. ct N. W. Ry, 217 miles
northwest of Jlilwnukee. It was settled
in ^larch, 1S30, and contains o churches,
a school house, a bank, blast furnaces, a
live weekly new.spapcr, the Mining Kfirs,
and numerous larjre and well stocked spe-
cial and general stores, etc. Iron mining is
extensively carried on, and iron ore, lum-
ber and hardwood form the principal ship-
ments. Tel., W. U. E.\p., Am. F. R.
AVhiltlescy, postmaster.
Abbott James E, lawyer and insurince.
Albright Gustav, meats.
American House, .lolui R -ynnlds propr.
Andrews II G & Co, cigar mnfrs.
Arnold Fiank, gardener.
Avenue House, T C Tully propr.
£;aird <«tM»r};c W, Grocer.
lj;tker F .1, barber.
I'.eauchamp Joseph, baker.
liigelow Jcscph, saloon.
Boirie Rev H T (Methodist).
I'.oreman & Houlmot, painters.
lireckenridge Mrs Kate, propr Travelers'
Home.
Hriere O, livery,
lirinicombie Rev E (Methodist).
Clminey & Godiu, groceries and crockery.
Cliam[>aiL'n Joseph, propr National Hotel.
Cludetle Kli H, saloon.'
C'lark Win H, lawyer, real estate and col-
lecUona.
Cullino tllement, saloon.
Coleman Charles O. lawyer.
Corrollo Martin, saloou.
Curry Win A., barber.
Dooley it Kerr, saloon.
I'^bar Freileiif-k, slu'etnaker.
I'jrickson E W, painter.
E:^!till Jf J, I'holographer.
Fiaher H D, real e!.tale.
Florence Iron River Co, ndnes.
Forlier C A, physician.
Foss JIrs A, milliner.
Franklin Mrs W A, milliner.
Frazer I) A, pine lands.
Godin Joseph, saloon.
Godshall A K, agent Am IDxp Co.
Goa^hall A Co, furniture.
Gordon .5:ifo!>, Div Goods.
Greenwood Alfred, lumber.
Guensburg A E k E, dry goods.
Ilaberkorn Wm C, justice and tailor.
Hanson Hans A, grocer,
Ilillberg G O, baker.
Hillyer it Simon, grocers.
Hocking W J it Co, drugs and jeweler.
Huff (^nier, county judge.
Jenkins \Vm, saloou.
Johnson C A, jeweler.
Johnson Frank, propr Scandinavian House.
Judge Wm, sheriff.
Keyes Kdvi'ard E, county treasurer.
Kneeboue R J, meat market.
Lapie & Dori, saloon.
Lar.-on Peter, botlier.
Le Paige Louis, confectioner.
Leroj- Frank, livery.
Ludingtou House, John Simon propr.
JleDevilt Ferdinand, saloon.
McDonald Ronald A, saloon.
McGovern Peter, lumber.
Fvl'iilicw Ij, Grocer.
Marc[uard it Jjangesou, hardware.
jMiele Emil, saloon.
Miller Isadore A. meat market.
Millett John, restaurnut.
Mining News, Young Cros proprs.
Molloy John W, livery.
Mullinder Rob.;rl T, plasterer.
National Hotel, ,Io. ep!i Champaigne propr.
Norton Nels, agt C it N W Ry.
Noyes Wm W, grocer.
Cdell R W, physician.
<Min A A, Dry Goods.
Oltersou AV P, tontraclor.
Parry Joseph E. county clerk.
Peltier Alphona, hcjtel and .saloou.
Pemberty John S, druggist.
Polderraan Hmihe, Abram Polderiuau
propr.
Pontbiiand Mrs M, dressmaker.
Reynolds John, propr American House.
Rieliter A, cicar mnfr.
Ritler John, dairy.
Rogers liev.VP (Catholic).
IJl»*Uy 1. Dry Good.s and Clothing.
Rynder Wilson T, blacksmith.
St Onge Joseph, blaeksnnth.
Scandinavian House, F Johnson propr.
Simon Hardware Co, C Peterson mngr.
Simon John, propr Ludington House.
Simpson Charles, county surveyor.
Sinilli A: l>out;lirej', General Store.
Soderbi.rg Isaac, hotel.
Staherg Rev T A (Swedish Lutheran).
State Hank of Florence (capital, S30,000,\
E E AVilcox cash.
I U J ij Lsa U J Hi
MILWAUKEE CEMENT CO.
154 ■\Vi;sX AV.VTKK ST., MIIiAVAfKEE, WIS.
' i P'r^nlfS P^ ^'fk'Vfirf' Architects and Superintendents,
t.ulliyi'ii **'^ V» iveiUblig N.W.Cor.ofGraiidand W.MatcrSis.,MILWAL'Ui;K,WlS.
FLO AND liUSINKSS DIRECTORY.
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30';
S';llivan £'atrick. saloon.
S.iiKlqiiist Oluirlos, sliocmaker.
Swift E P, I'liysician.
T;itT George A, niacbiuist.
Tuff W'm E, saloon.
'I'liiljert John, saloon,
Tobin James, capiiulist.
Travelers' Home, !Mrs K Dreckenridgc
propr.
TalK' T C, propr Avenue IIou=e.
Tully's Opera House, T C Tully propr.
Vau JIarler J C), contractor.
Ware K^v E N (Presbyterian).
Waring Frank, clerk of court.
Weber George, paloou.
\^'liiUle-«oy F JI, [,uinber.
Winckler Louis, saloon.
Winegarilen .John, lumber.
FOLSOM. A farmers' postollice, in
Vernon county, 10 miles soutb of Viroqna.
the judicial seal, nearest bankins'- and ship-
Jiiog point. Mail, .semi- weekly. A. A.
.Morkri, postmaster.
Itcrgc & ^lorltri. General Store.
FOND DU LAC. Tbe judicial seat
of l\)iiil du Lac cnuuty, is pleasantly lo-
(nlcd at tbe soutiieiii extremity of Lake
Winnebago, GI3 miles norlliwcsl of Milwau-
kee, and l-JS norlhwe'-t of Cbicago. It is
passessed of exceptional iranspniiali.in fa-
cilities,^ uncqiialed by any city of iis si/.e
in the State; it bas communication by wa-
ter through Lake 'Winnebago, down tbe
Vox river, and thence into Green ISay, con-
necting it with the wliolu chain of lakes.
It is on the C. it N. W.,the C, .M. it St. 1'.
)!ys, and Wis. Cen. Line, which, cenlering
here and radiating to all parts of the United
State.H, give it all the advantaje-i of its
Western sisler cities in the sale of ils mauu-
laolures in tbe eastern markets, lliecompe-
lilion affonied by tbe steamboat lines being
ineirumental in regulatuig ami reducing
riit^is. This cily wa'i one of the carliei-t
lumliering towns in IheStati;, and, iiltbou^h
the supply of pine has l)een exhausted
there is a large quantity of valuable bard-
|vood limber in the vicinily, wldcb is now
being uliliztjd for njanufaeturing purposrs.
Jhe city contains foundries and machine
ijops, wagon works, plow works, sash,
door and blind factories, large lumber
'"ills, large yeast factories, molding and
Iraine factories, boiler works, planing
nulls, agricultural implement works, car-
['"ge and wagon factories, carriage and
'■UL'gy top factories, llourinii milln, woolen
i:id,9, breweries, tile woiks, drain lile
works, chemical works, steam bakery and
cracker factory, ]iaper box and furniture
factories, etc. There are 4 banks (2 na-
tional), a handsome and commodious court
house, erected at a cost of .sSJ.OUO, flrst-
chiss hotels, 2 public halls, telephone ex-
change, efficient police and fire depart-
rnent,-*, a free library, 2 opera bouses,
churches representing tbe leadinc: religious
denominations, excellent schools, hand-
some business blocks and private resi-
dences, and all the facilities and appoint-
ments of a first-class city. The streets are
wide and well paved, and are lighted by
electricity and gas. Among tbe great ad-
vantages popse>sed by Fouil du Lac is its
pure, soft, deep fountiiu water, which is
i>y m:iu_y considered to equal the famous
Betbe?(la Spring. A water works com-
pany is in full opcratiou, the waler being
drawn from artesian wells, which afford
an iuexlKUi=;til)le supply. The press ia
represented by 3 dady newspajiers, the
lie.j/vr/i'f and the VinnvinnirnilOi., and 5
weeklies, the Siii/rda// HepirUi; the li'tr.W//
ConnnnnwcalUt, the Cornier, the Journal
and the Volks Ziitnnrj ■ Exp., Am, aiul
N. P. Tel,, W. U. "and Postal-Cable.
Populali.>n. 1:3,000. James T. Greene,
poslmast'T.
Abbs Wm E. llorist, 137 W Division.
Abel Carrie, dres.-^maker, 02 Doty.
Abel Frederick, wagcjnniaker, 00 Doty.
Abel Hunry, saloon, n,j W Division,
Abel Heuiy A, machinist, 2u E 1st.
Ackernian James O, physician, oOD .Main.
Aheru David, plumber, i^'i Main.
Ahem T E & Co (Thomas E Aheru, Wm
W Collins), clothing, 407 Main.
-•\ldrich James F. wool. 37!) .Main.
Allan! E Inuuid C, t'iocer.U7 \V Division.
AUcii iV 'rs-flcvoii (K F Allen. Danl.-l
D Trelevenj, Proprs C\ly Holler ^Mills, 27
V^orest,
Ailing & P.owe (Cornelius L Ailing, Wra H
Howe), insurance, 523 Main,
.-VUison Samuel, music teacher, .>"> W 1st.
Altpasa Henry, hats, 490 Main.
Amory (.)pcra llouso, P B Haber mugr,446
.Main,
Anderson Jtobert H, pianos, .584 Main.
AiiilrewB Joseph, Electric Light Works, 16
■W 2d.
Annis S E, dairy, 2 miles c.
A pel Carl, feed.' 2s0 Main.
Atkins Kdwiu F, iiliysiciun, 4S7 Main,
Aucliue Joseph, shoeud^r, b7 W Division,
Auelster liev F W (German Evangelical),
liabeock David, lawyer, 0 Forest.
Cliicap, f^ilwauies l^ St, Payl
P.j,r,:,t'Uestan(lilcrlh;/est
" fi S " _ J «S or Ki:sT fH'AMTY. for Salo i,-
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Bailey Charles, conlraclor, oO Marr.
Baldwin Truman II, glovemUr, 13 K 3d.
Barrett Miss Grace 6, music teacher, 12
Marr.
Barrett jrose.^, grocer, 302 JIain.
Bartletl Charles 15, hay, Brooke.
Bartletl i- Carsteus (Chailea D Bartlett,
August L Carsteu.";), meats, 545 Main.
Bassett Israel, harness, 21 Court.
Bates Clement JO, bee hive-s, Jlacy cor 2d.
Bechaud AQ & Bros(Ad(>lph G, Frank 11
and John B), brewer:;, 435 Main.
Beesou Edward B, physician, 15 Forest.
Beesou & Reesim {Edward and Edward B),
publrs Journal.
Beincrt Hev John (Methodist).
Bell John, paper, lJ5j Main.
Benjamin Gilbert L, undcrtkr, 543 Main.
Bennett Frank E, stoves, 312 Main.
Bcnsel-E^ow <"<> TSic (Albert A Ben-
sel, Charles K Low), Directory Publish-
ers, 113 Western ave.
Bernau Julius, bookbinder, 4G3 Main.
Berry Ezra 0, livery, 204 Main.
Berry Wni, dairy.
Besn'ah Joseph, saloon, 4 mile? s w.
Bicbel Anton, propr Union Hotel.
Bii-dsnll «.:<> Tlic,A C Dallmann Stale
Agt; Portaljle and Traction Farm En-
i ^gines, 20-23 3d. {See ndi'. p S13.)
Bischoff Wm H, .saloon, 4(;a .Main.
Bishop Ansel A, billiards, 4^0 Main.
Bishop Llewellyn A, physician, 03 Marr.
Blacsius Edward, table mufr, \V Scott.
Blair Andrew i\I, lawyer, 510 .Main.
Blankenburg Albert C, furniture, 5.58 Main.
Blankenagtl Jlev Augustus (Evangelicui),
3 Kuggles.
Blewett Martin T, county supt schools,
Court lli'Ufe.
Block Gottlieb, grocer, 403 Main.
Bloedtl Henry, grocer, Hickory cor Jlili-
tary.
Bloedel Ificliard J, blacksmith, 40 W, 1)1-
vision.
Bonnell & Harris (Oscar A Bonnell. E D
Harrii), carpenters, 37 Fore^t.
Bo^(<tll SSoiisc fi'lll'lli>iiiliu ^'(>.
Wm H I'o.st I'ropr. Geor-e W Post
Mngr, 440 and 412 .Main. (S,e rinhl hot-
torn lints iiifl iiili: cpp.)
Boucher JlfV Charles (Catholic), Bannister
cor Fulletl.
Boucher Frank, wagonmaker, 21 W 2d.
Bowe Wm H, real estate, 523 Main.
Bowen k .^on (Tyler JI and TyK.rMjr),
barbers, 4!^5 Main.
Bowers Samuel S, physician, 450 Main.
Boyle IVos (Henry and John T), yeast
mnfrs.
Braig Edward .S. lawyer, 3 Forest.
Brastat E E, oculist, .'^'li cor Ellis.
Brasted Francis A, shoes, 477 -Main.
Braylou Mrs J J, cheese mnfr.
Breister Wm, broommaker, Sibley cor
Main. j
Bieiteugrosse Tlichard II, carpet weaver
33 E tub.
Breiteugrosse Theodore, carpet weaver 411 •
E 41 h:
BreitengroBse Wm, carpet weaver, Center
cor 10th.
Brennan .Mary, dressmaker, 40 (Jilbjt.
Bristol Emni.i G, news depot, I' 1 1.
ESroflicr Slro-i (Henry and Hirman).
Brick and Tile .'SInfrs and Feed ilill, cor
W lltli and Seymour.
Brocker Charles, grocer, 58 Vresteru ave.
Broker '\Vm, sewing machines, 4(.>'; Main.
Brown Wm II, restaurant, 437 -Main.
Buchholz B & Co (Benno Bucliholz. Se-
bastian Eudenmiller), drucs, 422 ."\Iaiu.
Buerger-Iteinig Co (capital, sl00,000i, John.
Ueiuig pres, W C Heinig sec, maltsters, '
]\Iaiu cor .Merrill.
Bullis it Buckless (Nelson L Bullis John
E Buckles:-), livery, 27 W Division.
Burger John F, music teacher, 54 Olh.
Burglmrdt Gustav, county iiurch.isiug agt.
Buike Jeremiah, livery. Hi li 4l!i.
Burke K it -M (^Kate and Mary), dressmkrs,
5y7 I\Iain.
Burntou -Mrs E H, news depot, 21 Forest,
Burrow.s George S it Co (George S Bur-
row.a, James H Smith), cariiage tops,
Division cor Macy.
Burtch Abrani, cigar ninfr, ,'~'.) W r>ivi-ion.
Bush Henry A. stenoj.T, Court llnu-e.
Bu».!l t^ BJill (Henry E Ba>h. I'iiarles
L Hill), Carriage Trimmers, 35 W 2J.
(&,• iHh\ p 311 )
Business -Men's Assn, S D Wyatt pre^, .5
T Greene sc^c, 450 Main,
Buss Herman J, iiliolngr. 575 Jlain.
Bussewitz Ferilinand J, saloon, 014 -Main
Cameron it Co (Walter H and Francis S
Caineron), dry goods, 152 .Main.
Campbell Hul;u J. saloiui, 55 W Scott.
Cnroy E'tiuiii .\, Pres First National
Bank and Propr Palmer House, cor She-
boygan and -Main. {See lulo. 11 ,^;^.]
Carpenter Charles E, woolen mills, 4 ra e.
Carr Calvin, livery. 20 pj Division.
Carrier David, blacksmith, cor Scott and
Franklin.
Carroll Mrs Masruie, dressmakr, 215 Main.
Carstens Okie, baker, 101 Hdrn.-v.
Cautield Patrick, shoemaker. 555 Main.
Chadbourno Cyrus, photogr, ;iS Macy.
Cliicap If GfaoQ Tfunli Fiji
The Favorite Route East
VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
FOX
AND RUSINKSS DIRECTORY.
FOX
309
IS-
PROrRIETOK OF
Sos. 10, 12 and 14 Fourth Street,
:e= o s QT'S
i UiiC d I i
KOS. 61G AND 618 MAIN
STREET,
Also of THE GREAT BOSTON
r ) 5 :■; '-■ S V' }.'
NOS. 440 AND 44 2 ?IAIX ST.,
(3 B i i 'a t ^ d n ''J ^
FOrJD ©L5 LAC, WiSCO^•JSB§^3.
Which of itself is oiia of the Largest Houses of ttie kiiiil in the State, with large wnnhoiiscs In iliffer-
<-M parts c£ the city, the eutire area beinc over four ncres of floorase, iu wliich to store and display
K<.ods. In these stores will be found the greatest variety of goods on earth. There is harily a thin;^
tliatcan be mentioned but what is to be found, and each aud every article will be solil for -.'J per cent.
!• s^ than the re;?ular vliolesale price of other dealers. To buy elsewhere is to lose money.
OVER 400 STYLES OF CHAMBER SETS,
OVER 200 STYLES OF PAHLO:? SETS,
OVER (GO PATTcPr^S IH CARPETS,
25 DIPFEREWT STYLES 1 ^' COOK STOVES,
OVER DO DIFFERENT STYLES I fj PARLOR STOVES,
Tniuks and V.ilisi-s— tlie c^-eatest assorliu"nt in 111.- S'ate. l.ar;;e stock of decorated China and Glass-
ware, Portier and Lace C'urtain^;, a fine display Window Sharles, «. dilTcreut desisns of Hacks,
"Busses, Carriages, Buggies, Road Carts, Culter.s, Slti.:.'hs— the largest stock to select
from. Pianos, Or^^'ans and JIuRicai Inslrnmenis vt all kinds. Hardware
Tools. Dry Goods, Oroceri.-;. Notions, Fancy Good.-s in Kreat variety.
Please call and be conviuted for yourselves.
PORTING GOOOS of Ail Kinos A SPEOiALTY.
AGENTS FOR RADIANT HOME STOVES.
.A. C^I^ID.
To Merchants and Manufacturers we w.>uM .-.ay, wh.'u in need of money aud you want to realize
'■ IV ^tock, you will always find W. H. POST ready to buy and pay you SPOT CASH tor any kind of
*'"' '^ '^■hleh you may have for sale.
fST' Itemen\ber and keep this in your mind. Remember, also, goods will have to be sold at a dis-
'■ u:t from regular prices. Correspondence solicited from any one wishing; to dispose of goods, which
*' ' '■'■'^eive prompt attention.
Very Respectfully Yours,
AV. II. POST.
Oudahy Brothers,
mil.\vai"k.el:, ivisconmn.
Pork and Beef Packers
AMD PROVISIOH DEALERS.
310
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WI.^CONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
FON
fr.,U
Cliapieiiii T!io:i)ii«i, Saloon and liest-
auraii!,, o57 Main, res 4 Elm.
Chiipman Almon W, bottler, 47 W John-
Bon.
CLase AYm 11, organs, 4G3 Main.
Clieney Seymour 11, stoves, 418 Main.
Chica;:;o, .Mihvauliee &, Si Paul liy, JoLn
C Heitlmhn agt, 98 Forest.
Chicago & Northwestern Ry, F W Crapsey
act, W Division cor Brooke.
Cliristian.'-cu Iltnry, liarlier. 424 Main.
Church Anson I', uiihoiblerer, 14 E Divi-
sion.
Cilj' "Sollcr ^iJills, Allen & Treleven
Proprs. '27 Forest.
Clancy Tboinas ,1, dry goods, o'JG Main.
Clark Linus \V, dairvman, 444 .Main.
Clement Charles L, biksmitli, .Macy cor 2d.
Cleveland Chiirles O lire marshal, 2:i7 Main.
Clish Louis, saloon, S7 Uosendale ave.
Colo \Vm E, banker. Main cor Forest.
Coh'naan Thomas E.mufrs' nst.lOli Forest.
Collins A Frank, carpenter, 10 ^V Cd.
Colnian Eliini, U S di.Mrict atty, cor Jlain
and Forest.
Colman ]!ev 11 K, 100 E Division.
Colman it Sulherlauc! (Eiihu Colman, Dan-
iel D Siithcrlaml), lawyers, 3 Forest.
CoiiinK'Dwealth Printing Co, O C Slcen-
berg prcs, P IJ Ilaber sec, piiblrs Com-
monwealth, 18 Forett.
Conauhton Philip, saloon, 370 >4ain,
CoiiKtiil ^"S'lti l>, Lawyer, City Justice,
Court and U S Coniniissioner, 401 Main.
Convent of .Mercy, Mother Alovsius super-
ior, i;9 E 2d.
Convent of St A.s;ncs. Ai^ncs IleZothe
motlier superior, ICO Division.
Cooke & Ilass (Charles S Cooke, August F
Ilasr.), llnur and feed, ,'52.") Main.
Corbeille P T .t Bn i; Peter '1' and Xapolcun),
meals, 84 Brooke.
Coicorau ifc Rvan (Edward F Corcoran,
Thomas \V Ryanl, sah.on, 04t) Main,
Cornwcll Charles S, hardw>ire. 'yM .Main.
Coughliu Bros (Wni H and Edward L),
meals, 17 Forest.
Courtney ^Vm, harness, 419 Main,
(.'raig \Vm H, confectioner, ."jHO Main.
Crescent Opi ra House, P B Uaber mngr,
Jlarr cor 2d.
Crippen Daniel O, vet surgeon. 41 Macy.
Crowley Bros (Patrick and John), saloon,
3S9 Main.
Dahlem Frederick, baker, .OOl Jlain.
Dairy Biiard of Trade, Henry Bush pros,
J R Bloom sec.
Ii>nlisii:iii Aiit;i9»t <', State Agent The
Binlsall Co, 20 and 22 3d. (Sie adv, p
310.)
Daly i^ Hovey (Chailes Daly, MicLa,.
Hovey). saloon, 5'iC) Main.
Dana George P, hardware, o32 Main.
Dana James T, drugs, .j;;0 JLain.
Daniels John A, baths, 11 Sheboygan.
Danks George D, painter, W Division coi
Sophia.
Danks Harvev D, carpenter. 21 E Scott.
Danks Wra H, painter, I'J E Scott.
Davis it Co (Eli C Tompkius), grocers, 2.>
Forest.
Decker Andrew J, dairy supplies, .567
Main.
De Gol3'cr John JI, carpenter. 11 "\V 1st.
De Groat, Giddings &. Lewis (Charles H Di;
Groat, George Giddines, On in F Lewisi,
machinists. Duty cor Bees.
Debuert \Vm F, Inick mnfr, 12 Griffith.
Delany Edmund, city clerk, Forest cor
Macy.
Do Sombre Herman 0, jeweler, 4S3 Main.
De Sombre Karl L, physician, 4S2 Main.
Diamond Yeast Co, Henry Hastings pres^
C' L Hastings sec, 701 ^lain. '■*
Dick A<lain, carpet weaver, 18 Jlorris.
Dick Peter G, barber, ."i.-,4 Main.
Dickinson Cbailes E, ('ei;tist, 10 Forest.
Dillon John "\V, photographer. 493 Main.
Dins Julius II F, grocer, (j05 Main.
Oiltituir BSciH')- <', Dyeing and Scour-
ing; Feathers Renovated; Cleaning Done
on Short ^Notice, 29 V/ Division^ (&f
iulD, p 313.)
llobricdt Jose)>h, und.erlaker, ;!21 Main.
Dockcvty Duucan B. ma^ou, 150 M.-.in.
Dodi^e Ivdward F, pbvsician, 4"i0 Main.
Dougherty John W, horseshoer, 11 E 3J.
Dreis Jacob, tailor. 309 Main.
Driiikwine John D, b.iiber. 91 ^V Division.
Druinniond Robert, wool, 1 1th.
DnlVy & McCrory yVixu cis F Duffy, J.'bc
H MeCrorj), lawyers, 4iJ3 Main.
Duslin John, laundry, P () l.ldg.
Dyer Andrew, carriages, 13 E 4th.
F^Mslinan Rev Gt'orgc B, 54 2d.
Eaton Hiram W, bottler, 20 E 9lb.
Eberbardt Jacob, blacksmith, 13 E 4th.
Ebert Rudolph, loans, 390 .Main.
C<l!>«Mi »V Son (Willard and Solon "iVi.
Stair Kuihlers' Supplies and Chunh
Furniture. 57 Western ave.
Edwards & Burch (Wm 11 Edwards, Guy
C Burch), painters, 41 5th.
Egclhon' Wm, shoes, 507 M.ain.
Eirgers Frank, meats, CCS Main.
Eegers G, cheese mnfr.
EL'gert Jc4in E, grocer, 612 Main.
Fillers PetiT J, wagonraaker. 33 \V 2 1.
Ebrbart Philip C, saloon, 599 .Main.
Eickmever Bertlia. dressmaker, 770 Main.
Ctiicap CI Gfafid '[mi %
The Favorite Route East
VIA NtACARA FALLS. ,
I. • n + «K« THE CKODE'.HER -ilXFr, CO., Mannfuctiirers of MEAT RCTRIGEGATOES
i'enlhSrcTOrS. mkaT KOCKKK*. KLlVAIOliS of all kinds. riUl'S. BISKAVEItY >IA(liIM;Ky,
lUMH.Mf JACKS, ROlsllSQ JIACSUNEliY, Eto. ol-2-.514 CU.HaERCK blKKKT, MIUVAIKEE, WIS.
FON
AXD BUSINESS DIKECTORY.
FOX
311
Carriags Triimars and Upliolstersrs.
JIANUFACTURERS OF
■r"^'' y
\l
n{
js /
v -
A
ZS'
■ — /
eysi;iQ;is. falls.
FULL BACKS.
SHAFT TBIiT^inGS, ETC.
35 West Secoiid St.
M. D. MOORK, rr.-si.l.-iit.
C. A. OAI.r.OWAY, Vi
G. N. MIHILI.S, S.XTetary.
1U;NRY W. MOORE.
MOOEE ^ GALLOWx^Y LU2,IBER CO, Limited,
MANVFAC1..I-
OF AND DKALERS I.N
Lath, Shingles, Dressed Lumber, Sash, Doors, Bliuda and Mouldinfrs,
Brackets, Window and Door Frames made to order.
(j'nfrnl <.mn.,Ynr,!.ir.,l Mill. cor. l-„.krran.MIMVilli;.,nsSts., T^nTJT) T)U T, A P. WT*^
Krilndi (inicf nii.1 Var.l, cor.Uiiiii :in,l .)!errill Ms., i U i1 JJ U U Ul\\J^ VVIO.
^J
SENSE
SLEIG
Lo<^<>,ing, Mining, Farm or City Use.
• B. F. & H. L. SWEET, Sole Manufacturers,
Also builders of improvod freight wagons and veliicles of all kinds.
FOMD DU LAO, - Vlf ISCOS^SirJ.
V ,^_^ ^ 10, 12 niid It Fonrtli St., Fond du I.ac, VS'U.
'C^S ^""eiF« LARGEST STOCK OF OIL CLOTH AIID CARPETS.
mm c[;;ieiiL i fi,
DIRECT ROUTE |ifjn
to all POINTS in h
iJliliiUill lb. in,
312
FON
"WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
FON
Eldrcdge Charles A, lawyer, 36 Sheboy"
gan.
Esickii!^ CliJirlcs I^ Real Eslntp,
Loans and Abstracts, 407 j^Iain. {f^ee
ado, opp. )
Eadicolt Kev George W (Methodist), 63 W
Arudt.
Engel Albert, carpenter, 7 W Follctt.
Errard t'alicc E, Groceries, Crock-
ery. Flour aad Feed, Notions, Etc, 103
and lOo W Scott. (&e adv, p 317.)
Esterbrook C F, chee'-c mufr.
Etir<(i>o:ii! BSoipi, Lot S Townaend
I'ropr, n3 W Diviri.jn.
Evaus Kdmund S, meats, Morris cor Mili-
tary.
Ewer Mrs \, carpet weaver, 40 W 1=1.
Exchange Hotel, Tipple & Cook proprs,
3G7 Main.
Fargo Martin V, house mover, 17 E John-
son.
Farnum Mi?s Mary E, notions. .'J21 Main.
Fehrlng A Henry, saloon, 505 Main.
Ferber Wni 11, county surveyor.
Fergu.=on Uvvcn, county clerk, Court House.
Fesiler Uev Josepli (Catholic), 107 iLir-
quette.
Finncgan & JIcLain (Matthew Finnogan,
Jerome It McLiin), grocer.'., 258 ."^Liin.
Fijay.clbPi'i; Cfc 55 ax (Fri\l Kinzelberrr,
John L ll.i.'.i, .Saloiiti. 515 Main.
First .\itli<):iaj J*a;ik «>r FojkI citi
Lac (C'liiilal, .■jl-J5,()Ua; .Siir))lu.', 870-
000), i;dv,-in A Carey I'rcs, James 15
Perry CJasli, u w cor ;\I lin and Forest.
Fitzgerald Michael, blacksiniib, M K 1st.
Pitzslramons M it Son (M;iurice and M.iu-
rice jr). slioeg, 510 Main.
Flynn Nora E, drcs.sniaker. 10 \\ i; cs.
Foelach Charles, grocer, i:9S .Main.
Folkers I'eler P, medicine mnfr, yd cor
Marr.
Folkers Mrs llosa A, drrssniakfr, 77 M :id.
Fond da Lac Cil)' Hand, Charles Itiilzke
ningr.
Fond do I.io C.irnet Bull, E F Luhn
inngr, 177 \V l)ivi-ii>n.
E<»ii<l till !!.,!ii" <out!ti' .^hstract
Ollice. C L Encking TrnVr, -107 Main.
(Sec add. npv.)
Foiwl 4lii l!,ae S'ilo A%'i»rli>i, Henry
Soberer I'lopr, lii W Johnson. (.Stc;
ado. p SI'k)
Fond dn Lrc Free Public Library, Miss
Emma Rose librarian. 4:58 ]^liin.
Fond du Lac Gas Light Co. Joseph .\n-
drews pres, John Rogers mngr. 10 W 2d
Fond du Lac Iron Co, Joseph 15 Coolidge
pres, James 15 Perry sec, n w cor Main
and Forest.
Fond du Lac Journal. Beeson & Beesoa
publrs, 15 Forest.
i'oiid «iii Jaw National Bank
(Capital. ;>100,000 ; Surplu.^, ^20.000,
C A Galloway Pres, O A Knapp Caih
471 Main.
Fond du Lac Paper Box Co (capital, $10.-
000). L F .\IcLeaii pres and sec, cor
Division and Portlaml.
FoiKl <lu I.ac Eloller ^liMs, O L
Helmer Propr, 591 Main.
Fond du Lac Water Co, Th.imas F Flagler
pres, Wm Kelnicke sec, 10 \\ Roes.
Fontaine Nelson, grocer, 80 Brooke.
Fouclier Miss A. carpet weaver, OS Brooke.
Fountain Cit}' Hotel, Jo.seph Kayser pronr,
407 :Main.
Fox Francis N, hals. 473 Main.
Fo.'*: Jo-CDh. grocer, 17 H 4tb.
Fritz Wu'i, saloon, Oil .'Main.
Fuller Aaron, shirt mnfr, SOS Main.
Furstnow Charles A, haruc^';, 410 .Main.
Furstuow A; Co (August H and Charles A
Furstnow), jewelers, 405 .Main.
Gallov.-ay E .V, creamery.
Galviu Joseph F, shoe.s, 401 M nn.~^
Garner Paul, shoemkr, 112 \V Division.
f^arviii Jt'«so S*, Dentist. •151 ALiin.
Gary !Mary E. dressmaker, 4S0 .Main.
Gault Irving L. farm imp's. 50! Main.
Gerhard Jacob \V. baker, 3'.I4 .Main.
Gibion iMis Mary L, grocer. 547 Main.
Giciow Mrs Herman, ciolhing. 552 Main.
GilUa Nathan C. lav.'vcr, IS Fore-t.
Gdlett George M. phys, 1.53 E Division.
GiUelt T K, clerk of court, C uirt House.
Cilsou Norman S, circuit juilgi>.
Q laser &. McCurmick (Louis G Gla'rr, Wm
II Mct'iirmick), groeers 575 .Main.
Glasow Wni, grocer, 756 Main.
Gober ."\Iary A, grocer. 270 M-iin.
Goldstucker Louis, ju-:lice. Main cor She-
boygan.
Gores John 11, grocer, 200 Maiu,
GouL-b Thomas, grocer, 302 Main.
Goulermnut Charles dairy, 14 Cynthia.
Gouli rrnoiit \Vn\. cheese mnfr, 7 miles n e.
Gracsile Julius ifc (^l (.Julius and Julius
Graessle ,ir). publr.s Volks Zeitung.
Grafto;i Rev Charles C (Episcopal), 15
Sophia,
Grandt John, bro.im mnfr. 19 \V Rces.
Grans Wendeliu, saK.ou, 2rs Main.
Graves Leroy, general store, '.ij W Scott.
Grebe C it Co (Charles Grebe, Peter J
\Vickert), meats, 301 Main.
Green xVnnie S, dres-m iker, 14 W 1st.
<j;ri'<'iio .Saiiio 'l\ R"al Estate, In-
surance and Postmaster, cor Macy and
Forest.
North St n r Iron Works. ) Cnimrity, .">00 hnnds-Kmineers, .Mnrhinists, Fonnders, noilcriiinkiri.
1M«!MI Jl.OlF.mi i;iN(i CI). -.lUll«rlL-hts. su.v Mill }1h. I,i„er.v. Mininv- ■>I,i,ia,i..ry, Corll-H 33.J llk-h
Ashland, - - Wisconsin. ) S|ieod tuginen, BoIUt^, I'ovtrTraasmiltlng .Machliierj, etc. See p.
nmB^tfi'B r'^ 'S'TMf* AreiuiJorjfJnnii rtconmi»nd«d by tlie best Meiilcal RothoriHes
Uj\ 3"- ' J ' • i B i 1 "^ and by thn leadine riiisiciansof all Sclioolsof JlciJirine. Ihcrt
tJUllVl'ii bJi 3 2 V i%i> fire KO BEITtli BATli^ anynhcre Iliau at J.'.Si^VlI.L;;, WIS.
rON AND BUSINESS DIEECTORT. FOX 313
MANUFArrrnrrs or
^ PORTAIil.i:, STATIOXAliV and TiiACTION FARM ENflI\V:S, CIKCULAR
/; ,), SAW 3IIILS. riBHATIKG AI'ROX Si;PAI!AT01!S. STKA31 IIEATINO
, ■ •'''^';^ BOir.KliS and IiADlAT01;S. FACTOBt, ArBUKX. X. V.
'■-''■' ■ ."^v Belting, Hose and Steam ^-^^^ .,
V ■ Vi^ Fitting Kept in Stock. ' '^"-^ ^ ■*■'
r^i^ol -..M A. C, D'\LLMANN, -"^V^
VZ.^W. .- vX^^-^N;/ State Agent, y^/\
--^'liii-ll^^ 20 aid 22 Ttiiril SI,, ^~^.
FOXD DJJ L,A€, - WIS€0^8SX.
E. A. CAEfiB^Y, E»roprie««r.
First-CIass in all its Appointments.
Comfort of Guests a Specialty.
COItlVHIi SIIKI?4)V«; AX .4M> .1IAI.\ STill:j:!S,
FOND DU LAC, - _ WISCONSIN.
<tC^^-:- --^- ^4, F O SJ W T A i r-.! C S T Y
z^/^l:^, '"^<l Sleam Byeiim aiii Scoariiiff Eslalteitaeiit
/ '■;.■..',• . 'X B8, <'. JUTr^aAlJ, Pro!>riolor.
/ ; ~:^:--. ... " \
{ ; '■•.■;;■ \ j 29 West Division Street, - . FOND DU LAO, WIS.
V
Silks, \V,itilcii.>^, Crapes im.i jMerinoe.s Fcoureil ami dyeil nil
colors iu llk^ he.st style. Halt Cotton (ioods dye.l phiin coL.ra.
, . .•..- Also, C.entlemoirs Clotliin?-, Laili.-s' clonks nn.i Mantillas aud
\ ^ Kid Gloves cUancl. C)M velv.-t inide up lit^e ii-w.
\,:. „ .'v,'- Cleaning Done on Short Notice.
rSSOTARY PUBL8C
REAL ESTATE, LOAN ^D ABSTRACT OFFICE
'■l'»ctiniis of all Kici.ls iironiinlv attend.-d to. Kxi-li,lii--(>, Pas^a^-e and Transportation. Hav.) the
t'Uly comj.l.jte Abstract nf '1 jtles to all IVopertv in I-Viii.l I)u I.ac County, tip't^ial Atcrntiou civen
to Conveyici? Property, IHav.-ins li.-f.N. ?I.irlff:it;-js Leases, I'ower.s of Attorney, and
other Inatranients, Makinj Abstracts, Si-aretinir.: Jiidjiii.'nts and Taxes, Paylnc;
Taxes and Ne^otiatinji; Loans on Fir-tCla-s s.vnrjty on Ileal Kstate.
<*>^ Main St., on). First National liaiik", FONl) DU h\(\ Wl's.
WiSCOiiSlN VEhET!A[] BLIND CO.. ,., ;-^'--<^™--r «-,.
On;csA Factor), 2S1 Lake St., JIlL'.iAlKEE, MIS. LgL83I jLilprGVSG V0l!2l]8n uiiiiDS,
FON
WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
FON
22
Griffin E L, [.liysician, 29 t^bebnygJiu.
Grueuhfrrk it (t'BriL-a (..John FGrueoheck,
•a--,, ThoDi'is H O'Bricni. dry irooi!i,ol4 Main.
^j5i> Giieiillier GottlrictI, Saloon, 587
Main.
^xi» Guile Solomon S, veterinary sure;, 30 E 3d.
^^& Haas Lniiis F, v,-a50nmkr, WidcorMacy.
•«>»i3 Haber Phintlan B, printer, 18 Forest.
*^'S llal^fi'l^cra L & Co iLouis and Johanna
^A=j HabEikorni, tailors, 431 Main.
^3 Hadlock .Mrs D E, dressmaker, 26 W 1st.
1^^ Hadlock Mrs M A, dressmaker. 26 W 1st.
icansa Haenssen John H, tinsmith, '-'Ai Main.
,j^j^ Haentze Ernest, lloritt, 72 Linden.
^^3" Hall Kobert V, music teacher.oS W Colton.
P^ H.all Wm G, music teacher, ?,.'. W CoUon.
'^^ Hall's Ban.l and Orchestra, K V Hall di-
rector, 33 W Colton.
g^a Hamfllou Alfred K, lumber mn/r, 113 W
Division.
Hamilton Henry, loans, 8 E 1st.
Handt Chailes L, insurance, 43.5 Main.
Hanson Henry .1, confectioner, .019 ^lain.
5 Harns Patrick W, marblewkr. I'J Forest.
„ Harrison Postal Ba^ U.ack Co. F B Hos-
J kins pres, C R Harrison genl mngr, 24
n Shebovo;an.
^ Hartmai'iX'harles O, stoves, 400 .Main.
Haskell Charles \\ , shoes, 4.")y Main.
3 )Iaf3 Herman G, brick mnfr, 71 .Morris.
J Hastings Henry, meats, 433 Main.
rf Hatcher M.ary Ann, probate re.si.stcr.
" llazen Loren E, physician, 23 E 6th.
^ Heber Chailes H, saloon. :)>) W Scott.
_ Heider Mai^dalena, dre.5=maker, 77 4th.
a Hein Charles F, .saloon. 13 Forest.
2 Helmer 0 U & .M B (Cyrus D and Merrilt
=• E), grocers. ■'iSO Main,
i CSeStnoi- i>JcSvin i!5, Flour, Feed,
Grain and .'^n d-. .j'.U .Main.
Ds llt^'litior Orriii B^, Pri'|ir Fond dii
Eac Holler .Mills. .j'.U .Main,
Henniii.Lj C J, brick mnfr, 16 Greenwood.
Henry Bros (Clarence \V and George A),
'\ Hour and feed, .'j.53 Main.
•J? llildrcth GeoiL'e A. denli.t. .j38 Main.
'^^ Hiner Joseph \V, lawyer, P 0 bMir.
L^ Hochel Uev Philip (Lutheran), r,-2 E l.st.
*^ Hooy Thomas J, lawyer. ,517 Main.
'if\ Hope tieorge. eonfrciioner, 41(i Main.
■iso llubcr I'.ros, Jacob (; lhil)er pres and sec,
drui'cists. -ir,0 Main.
^ Hnber A; Fnhrman Drn.g Mills (capital.
/^ $2.),00o), J C Huher pres and ,scc, cor
ggg Mai(|Uette and Sibley.
Huelsmaiin Gt-orije A, grocer, '21^ Main.
',3 Hughes & Co (Ira \Y HuLdics), laundry, 17
E 1st.
€^
iPl
g^^
Otis), hardware, 4G(.) .Alain.
Icko Mrs Mary, midwife. 123 Marr.
Ja.gfeldl Casper H, saloon, 03 Forest.
Johnson Charles it Son (Charles and Fred-
crick C). ice, W Arndt nr river.
Johnson \Vm. barber, 543 Main.
Jones David D, cheese mnfr, 7 miles s.
Jones Edward H, .crocer, 430 Main.
Jones Airs Jennie E, music teacher, 00 E
1st.
Jutbert Joseph, saloon, 23 Court.
Juvenile Band, David Boiidry director, ,>.;
Thomas.
Kaler B F .t Co (Benjamin F and Wm C
Kaler), photographers, .j30 Main.
Kalt Michael, saloon, 462 M>iin.
Katz liaphael. clothing, ISl Main.
Kaufman M & Co (.Michael and John F
Kaufman), tailons, 4^7 Main.
Kavanagh John, cooper, 60o Main.
Kayser John, grocer, 425 .Main.
Kavser Jo>.eph, propr Fountain City
Hotel, 407 Main.
Keenau Uev Joseph J (Catholic), 7 E Fol-
lett.
Keil .Matthias, cooper, ^[cWiHihm? nr
Main.
Kelly Anthony A, lawyer, 464 Main.
Kenney (.)iven, hotel. 21 E 4th.
Kent Edward, >;ents' furui';hin;;s. ('.'2 .Main.
Kent it Gei-se (\Vm F Kent; Charles F
Geis.se), drugs, .522 .Main.
Keyser Christopher, blacksmith, 31 W 2d.
Kidder Uev Samuel T (Congregational), 03
Merrill.
Kienow August, tailor, 131 W Division.
Kilmer ^Irs Louise, carpet weaver, .5S4tb.
King ifc Schmcling (Xavicr King, August
SclinKlinL'1. saloon, 415 M;>.in.
Klee Jo.ipU C. saloon, .517 .Main.
liiiopHc .\l!ifi-t, .Meats, 505 .Main.opp
Court House. (Hce cn/i:. p.:l5.)
Kobs C Julius, saloon, 597 Main.
Kobs Ernst, saloon, 412 .Main.
Koerner .Mrs Catherine, grocer, 513 ."\Lain.
Kolb Edward, shoes, 6('.(') Main.
Kolb Peter J, tailor, 17 sth.
Konz Fredi-rick, saloon, (3 Western ave.
KopkaT. cheese mnfr.
Korrer Edmund X, saloon, 84 W Division.
Korrer Wm, hotel, 23 W Division.
Krause Theodore, shoes, 262 .Main.
Kretlow Gsistav A, cigar mnfr, 544 Main.
Kninime Frederick, drugs. 408 Main.
Ivnimme Simon A, physician, 400 Main.
Kuenne August, baker, 182 Main.
Kuenne Giistave, jeweler, 470 Main.
Kuhn .A[ it C (.Mary andChristine), milliners,
583 Main.
Kulcks Henry P, grocer, Forest cor Brooke.
Kummerow Henry, pottery mnfr, 24 South.
Chicap S Gfand Truck lij,
Palace and Dinin.o- Cars
ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
t\\\m fi Gfand Truol h
Palace and Dining: Cars
ON ALL THROUGH TRAirJS.
FON
AND BUSINESS DIEECTORY.
FON
MANrrACTl'RF.R OF AND DKALEii IN
STOYES, TFil, COPPER and SEEET IROII WARE
Galvanized Iron Pipe and Cornice, Sewer Pipe, Etc.
^^-' lJ
S)«i'ial attention to the littins; up or Hot Air Funiaoes, Batli Kounis and Water Closets. PLUMB
ING in all its Hi aiiehes. All Work Warranted.
C""!
E33 ItvdlciiK. Street,
I^OInTI^ XDTT Xj-^O, ^v^^ti;
I
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DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
505 MAIN ST., OPP. COURT HOUSE,
Form DEJ LAC,
v/iscor^3Sir^.
FOND DU LAC FILE WOfiKS, - Henry Scherer, Fropr.
€
Files and na-p? "f everv d.-snrii)tion manufactured and r.-rut. Send l"or price list.
No. 32 W. JOKHSOfJ STREET, - FOHD DU LAC, VVIECOf
MAIN & ZACHERL,
Undertakers and Emba!iTi8rs( \
;>^^of^^
<s
FOND DU LAC, WIS.
A Select Line of i:etallic and Clolh Caskets. .:^-ii^i
y^r^,^.M'3:-''^:^,
And all the e'luipriieiit.s of a first class undortakinfr establiKhuient.
Maoagemt-nt of fuuerals given special attention. Orders attended to In the country, as wt-ll a;
city. Open day and uij^lit.
ILllilOiS CEllTBsL P,, R
DIRECT ROUTE I!
I to all POINTS
7!: mm w:iL
ILLIilS CEiilB/iL P„ I
Short and Direct
Route from
mmi mi
316
FON
WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
FOX
Kurlis & Doyle jlis.-cs (Loui.=c .7 Kurlis,
Anna M Doyle), milliners, 4G3 Main.
Lafore John, grocer, \\'niipun cor Rosen-
dale avc.
Lainouche Miss Mary D, music teacher.lOo
WaupuD.
Lauge Louis A, publr Reporter, postofllce
bllig.
jLaueustein F & Son (Franz and Franz II),
liquors, -193 Main.
Lauglilin lliraiii K, dry !Tooi1.-j, 2~ Forest.
Lauson Felix, funiiture, 17 W Divi-ion.
Leonard L D, flour mdl, :1 miles e.
Level Samuel, ccal, .M.Ht M.iiii.
Level & Hunter (Siimucl A Level, John P
Hunter), meats, 50i1 Main.
Lewis House, Slepheu Obcrreich propr,
401 Main.
Ley Julius, carpenler, 7C"2 M^iin.
Linseumej'cr Gottlol), phys, -iOS Main.
Little Egliert 11, grocer, 4") \V" Scott.
Loschcr & Wagner (Wui li Lonelier, John
AVagncr), livery, 21 Sheboygan.
Louis it Lapidus {llirsh Louis, !Meyer
Lapidns). fruits, o^il Main.
Lowell Julius, transfer, 4G IC Si.
Lulhe Henry, w.ngonmliv, 40 W Division.
jMcCourt ik "C'udworth (Ifeury S .McCourt,
Joel L Cudworth), real est, 50'i Main.
JlcC.'rory John H, disl atty, 4013 Main.
3IcDerinolt I!erniird,clntf police. S>i \V 1st.
WcDermott Wm, insurance, 4;!S Main.
McDonald Alexander, lumber, 9 Forest.
lUcGinley ]\Liry Jj,drcssad-Lr,47 Sheboygan.
McGowan Maurice, photogr, 453 .Nlaiu.
JIcHugh Mrs Mary, .saloon, yU7 Main.
McKenna JIaurice, hiwyci-, ol7 Main.
WcLaiu Daniel \V, undertal^er, olM Main.
McLaughlin I'inrick. saloon, 41 Vv' Scott.
McLean t'harlcs, wagonmkr, 20 \V '2d.
McLoughlin E Iward, phys, 579 Main.
McMill m Mrs Jane, grocer, 341 Main.
McXccl J Henry, physician. 33 Sheboygan.
Main Nathan, carpenter, 17 \V 3d.
B£:i!:i tV Zuciiorl (.Martin Main, Louis
Zaclierl). Undertahers, D".8 JMaiu and cor
Main and .Ichnson. (.Si(; lu/r, v ,-?X5.1
Maloney j\Ir3 Anna, grocer. IRl \\f Scott.
Maloney Kdward L, ins, 404 Main.
Jtann S-ilein D, liusiness college. 543 JIaiu
Marcoe Francis Fj. saloon, 531 Main.
Slarsh Ourdon, carpenler, 33 Center.
Marshall CljarlesH, rooting, 9 Oak.
Marshall Mrs Mary \V, medicine mnfr, 14
Oak.
Martin Edward C, poultry breeder, 453
Main. .
Martin Hugh E. undertaker, 3S5 Main.
Martin Patrick II, cily atty, 4ijG .Main.
Jlason \V i^. J E (Wm and John E), crock-
ery, 491 Main.
Mason tt Bodine (Frank E 'Mason, Frank
Bodine), painters, 33 W 3il.
]\I.itson tt Ingram (Theodore JIatson, John
Ingram), livery, 20 E 3d.
Matteson t'lark S, lavfyer, 49-1 !\Iain.
Matthews George W, baker. SiiO Main.
Mayliam Thomas F, pliysiciau. 518 Main.
:Mea Mary, dressmaker, 38 Gillet.
Mears George V, physician, 532 Main.
Merryninn Joseph A, clothing, 453 Main.
Metroiiolitau Band, Frank J Raiilt director.
Meyer John, saloon, 30t) JIain.
Michler Herman A, carriage mnfr. 31 F.
3-1.
Mihills Wm 11. lumber, 23 WeMern ave.
Miller Albert \V, harbor master, 3S Tern
perauce.
Miller Calvin, carpenter, 102 Doty.
:\liller Frank F. saloon, 403 .Main.
Miller & Eberharl (Henry S Mider, Chris-
tian Eberhart) photographers. 513 Main.
Jlills Cliarles, confectioner, 4^0 .Main.
Milwaukee Uousc, Julius >last pri;pr, 15
E 4th.
Mitchell Irving N, cily suiit schools.
Mitchell & Pfeil (Jo.M-ph M Mileliell, An-
ton Pfeil), dru.gs. 45 ( .^[ain.
„Mogeusen Mrs Mary, dressmaker, 531
Main.
Morgensen AVm, saloon, 14 E 2 !.
Molitor Bros (.Michael. Peter, Malhias and
J I'sepb). carriage mnfrs, cor Johuson and
Banniiter.
I?!«»orc &i <;ii!!<»\vjsj- g.mtilu-r Co
(Liuiiied). M M .Moore 'Pre^. C A Cado-
w.ay Vice-rres and Trcas. G N Mi'iills
Sec, II W Mt.ore, Mnfrs aad D -ilers in
Lumber, cor Packer and Me \V'illi:'.nn.
(Sir ,t<!i', p sn.)
Moril/. .io.^eph P, wagonm-iker, ^[iiilary
nr Hickory.
Morrill Isaac C. propr WMnds-vr House.
Morris Joseph J, nio.ils. 343 M on.
Morris liichard L, dairy, 119 Morris.
Mi>-h(r Mertou F, meats. 43 W Scott.
MncciT .John L, grocer, 503 .Main.
M'li'iit'T [..onis, countv tri'as. 471 .Main.
SJiiir Oiivid, C A "While Mngr, Cheese
Warehouse, \V' Division cor .Moore.
.Mullen Thomas, millinery. 500 Main.
Murphy Allen Jl. carpenter. 3.3 .Morris.
Murjihy John, live sloi'k, 14 I'jdou.
Musgat (Jrson H, harness, 5H Mdn.
>;.aKl Juliuj, propr Milwaukee Hou-?o, 15
E4lh.
National Food Co, Robert //nke prcs, L J
Zmke sec and treas, 13 W Divi.-mn.
ISJaughton Miss Kate, dressmkr, 5S5 Main.
7 W a W >ii(' B lor Sail-, ti
Catulogties Free.
'• ii-^ W. Water street, MILWAIKEE.
The Green Cay BusiiiGSS Co'Iogs [\T:
irtmeiit. A>"Xt"AI. CA'i
is notod for its txcf !lcnt Fucililies soil Tliorou~line«»
EXPEKT TliACtlliiSS ill Every
IE FllKE. Address GUEEN liAY, AVIS.
FON
AND BUSINESS DIEHCTORT.
FON
317
Ntwton Horace "SV, city eoffinter.
Nichols John, arcbitect, 07' E 2i].
Nietmaou Wm, harne?s. 573 Miin.
Nobie Henry L, restaurant, 475 ]Maiu.
N(ir(l\vcsllicl)er Courier, \Vm F ^Veber
publr, 25 Forest.
Nnrtliern Pacific Express Co. J J Car-
berry figt. Forest cor Macy.
Norton Kate, dressmaker, 5S7 ;\Iain.
Nowell Thomas S, borsetlioer, 12 E 3(1.
Oberreich Stephen, propr Lewis House.
401 Main.
O'Connell Thomas, carpenter, 2G E 1st.
O'Connor Seeley F, well linrer, 4 Goiiid.
O'llallarsn JIary A, drc=sni:iker. 120 E 1st.
Olinger Mary, dressmaker, 120 1st.
U.-dway Charles T, saloon, 4t-"> Main.
i"te Adolpli A, notions, riiO Main.
rainier Jffoiise, E A Carey Propr, cor
Main and Sheboygan. (>Ve ndc, p313.)
Palmer t^penccr, printer, 545 Main.
I'atizo Josepli, gen store, OG I'osendale av.
Parkinson George H, saloon, 13G 15rooke.
['arsons Francis F, coroner, 517 Main.
Patclien Terah J, pbj'sician, 24 E Ist.
P.Ut Ferdinand, saloon, 100 \V Scolt.
I'.ilten.nill Rev W W (DaptisI).
PiTkin.s George, lawyer. 517 Main.
Puters Charles A, plumber, 15 Forest.
Petitrs Herman, carpenter, 121 Doty.
Peltilione C J ifc C^o (Cljiiuncpy J ami
Chauncey V Pettiboce), dry goods, 448
Main.
Phelps Edward W, lawyer, 514 Main.
Phelps Mrs Helen P, mdliner, 500 Main.
I'iirce Charles L, plow mnfr, Macy cor
Court.
Pierrnn ,Iohn C, boilermaker, \\ Arudt.
I'inkham Calvin AV, yeast mnfr, 72G Main.
P'-.di)Isky Jo'-epli. clothinff, 450 JIain.
I'om's Fair, Wra II Post Propr, Whole-
sale and Uetail Furniture Store. Tin-
ware, Jewelry, Walcbes, Guns, Saddles,
llarccss, Pianos, Or<:aus, Cariiaces.
Wagons, Crockery, Glassware, Trunks.
Notions, Etc, 10 lo 14 4tb. (.Se right lot-
!""i lineg (iiul p 509,)
l*ost Win H, Propr Post's Fair, 616
and 618 Main. 10 to 14 4lh and 440 and
442 Main. {See right bottom Inus ami p
309.)
Postal Telegraph Cable Co, W E Cole
mngr, 470 Main.
Powrie J'ihn, painter, 11 W 1st.
Powrie Kobert, marble worker, 20 She-
boygan.
Prefontaine Andrew, meats, 130 W Divi-
sion.
Prefontaine Ludger, meats. 54 i W Scott.
Priest De Witt C. lawyer. 4':'4 "Main.
Pritcbard O E &, Sons (Ow-en l-J, Wm E
and John E), grocers, Prooke cor Arudt.
Puis John, saloon, 571 .Main.
Purdy Albert G, livery, 14 IC 1st.
Putnam G AV, farm impls, Forest.
Qucntin Peter N, grocer, 450 ^lain.
Kaiiliil George S, dairy, 2 miles s w.
Kadue Barney E, music dealer, 495 Main.
Hank J C A, saloon, 212 Main.
Katz John J, grocer, 173 .Main.
Kay Isaac, carpenter, 52 W Follett.
Reed Rev E 15 {.Methodist).
Reeves & Son (\Xm H and John E), druM..
27 W Arndt.
Rcilly Thomas, grocer, 427 Main.
Reimcr Henry, barber. 113 Main.
Pieinig John, stoves, 433 .Main.
Remington La Barre J. drnys. 4S0 .Main.
Repoiter.L A Lani;epid)lr, PostoHice bid?.
Riehey Rev T S (Episcopal), 11 W Follett.
R'cbter Aug\ist, county judge, Court House
liidgewsy .Joseph & Sou (Jo=eph and
Joseph H). die mnfrs, 114 W Division.
Robbins Alfred, livery. 31 Forest.
Rogers John, saloon, 10 W Division.
Rook Andrew & Son (Andrew and Ar-
thur), dairy, 2 miles s e.
Rose Henry F, lawyer, 452 ^Main,
l{ossncr Frank, maible work--, 358 Main.
Roltmann John, shoemaker, 10 E 2d.
Rucpiug Wm A; S.-)n3 (Frederick, Louis,
Charles and Henry), tauneis, 102 Doty.
I'lVder Qnstavu9 A. grocer, 53 \V Scott.
Sackett Howard T. dentist. 491 Main.
DE.\LKK IN
Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Tinware.
FLOUR AND FEED, NAILS, NOTIONS, ETC.
i'.*ii.ii pitoinTi: .V M'i:riA LTV.
'03-105 Scott Street, Cor. Temperance, FOND DU LAC, WIS.
C&ap fi Gfaod I[uii.^ Pii
Palace and Dining Cars
Oi^ ALL THROUGH TRAINS. ■
BETTER THAI! M0IIEY.?HiS?B:
hclpriil all llirouali liiu.
31S
FON
■WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
FON
St Jlonica IScliool, Sifters of Si Monica in
charge, 13 Sopbia.
.S!indt.T Frederick, furniture, 494 JIain.
Sanders Philip, salonu, 65'J Main.
S.iup Cliarlea A, meats, 413 Main.
Schaefer C'hiislian, saloon, Arndt cor
VVaupun.
Schaefer Louisa, dressmaker, 1 Waupuu.
Schaefer Micliacl, saloon, Wimlaor House.
SfSlcrcr ISciiry, Propr Fond du Lac
File Work.s, 32 \N' .Johnson. (Seeadi),p
315.)
Schmidt .Tacob, i)xinter, ."OTMiiii.
Schmilz Max, music teacher, Portland cor
Division.
Sclioculaub Louis, mason, 40 .Marr.
Scholl Jacob L^, saloon, -'t'lO >Liin.
Scholl Peter, shoes, ."iTT .Main
Schorr .John ,J, siiloon, 333 Main.
S^■llll^'S^St'I■ SJros (Arthur and Albert),
Brewers, 173 Hickory.
Schulzs A Wm, baker, 703 >rain.
Scribaor .T^imes Iv. flour, 39) Main.
Sealy Wni F jr, well borer, 37 7th.
Secley &. Morse (Edward A See!ey, Aaion
ISi Morse), carpenter.s, o.i \V 2 1.
Seifcrt Charles >[, harness, 11 K 3d.
Seresse Nicholas, saloon, li'-o Jban.
Serv.e House, Christopher Serwe propr, 350
Main.
Serwe Mathias, regist':r of deeds. Court
House.
Se.xmitjj Hodman F, tinsmitli, ■'j20 Main.
Shepard Frank R, coal, 43^3 Main.
Shepherd Augustus A, real estate, Olo
Main.
Sberzinger Germain, ic;weler, 40G Maia
Simmons ^Ylltr)n U, notions, r,m .Main.
Smalley U it A; Co (Delos H t^nialley),
school furniture, P O block.
Smith Charles U, lawyer, 4;iOMriin.
Smith Mrs .1 U. st jvei, oJo Main.
Smith l{ev S (Methodist).
Smith it Fl iwer (Oiville S Smith, Charles
W Flower), jewelers, 41.') Main.
Sonntag Louis, barber, io.l Main.
Speuce A & Son (.Vndrew and James A),
crockery. 4!iO Main.
Slack Stephen S, jihysician, Main cor
Sbebo^-gan.
Stanton George D, pension claims, P O
bldg.
Stauber& Froehling(Tohn Stauber, Charles
Froehling), cigar mnfrs, 511 Main
Steenbcrc Orrin 0, sash, doors and blinds,
45 McWilliams.
Stenz J5ros (('liarles and Joseph), grocers,
585 Main.
Stevens James, coufectr, 516 Main.
><tno<i &, Givciis Co (Incorporat.- !
lSi3; Capital, .•5; '20, 000), P M Given-
Pres and Supt, J F Aldiich Sec i:.:
Treas, Mnfg Pharmacists, Laborato^v
5S1 Main.
Strauss John M, grocer, 430 ^Liin.
Sullivan John K. wood, 4Gij Main.
Sullivan John E d: Co (.lobn E Sulliv^.n
James F Aldrich), merchant tailors, 4' ;
JIain.
Sullivan Midiud O, harness. 303 Main.
Sullivan Michael V, hats, 4ljij Main.
Susan & Lewis (George A Susan, Alans:::
II Lewi.'-) firm imi>ts, ."Ji'J .Main.
Sweet B-ju) iMiin K, mayor, 4J W Arcdt.
Sw-ft't EJ F &. II f., (Bjnj imin F and
Hannibal L), ^dnfrs of C'unmon Scnvj
Sleighs, Lnproved L^nderdrawand Com-
mon Wag(ni.j, Mining and Mill Carls,
Log Trucks, Etc, Arudt cor Satterlee.
{Stf aitr, p .ni.)
Tanner Mrs ILiry L, physician. 20 Rusgles.
Taugher Kev Michael J (.Catholic), 05 .Marr.
'fi'iejlor .4zi'<9 S>, Stoves and Tinware,
Plumbing and Galvani/.-;il Iron Work,
Sewer I'ipe, L'.c, 533 ilain. (S^e ado, p
SI':.) ~
Thence Ijorenz. brewers' agt, 130} Brooke.
'I'hom Louis, sIojumakiT, 13 South.
'i'lii>mpson llirani P, architect, 13 Forest
'i"l!«>ni<«<'tl .Biiool>, Frcscoer, Hou-e
and Sign P.aiuler and l)ecorator, 30 V,'
Division. I'.v^ ado. hclnr.)
Frescoing, Decorating,
House and Sign I'slutiiis,
-\30W. Division St., Fond du Lac. /
Tlbbett Wm, elevator, W Division.
Tii>ple A Cook (Cas--ius D I'ipple. J.ihn >t
Cuok). proprs Exchange Hotel, 3'i7 Jlain.
Titus Joseph, baker, 019 .Main.
Tompkins JjCvi M. grocer, 503 Main.
Tovi'Iisoim! !.ot S, Propr European
Hotel, ^3 W Division.
Treleven D D iV Co (Daniel D Treleven,
John E Holland), meats, 50."> Main.
Treleven I^evi T, clothing, 513 Main.
Trever Rev George U (Methodist), \-i
Harney.
ILLIHOIS CEilIRAL I R
DIRECT ROUTE
ll to all POINTS in !i
mMi lei'/j,
icap & Gfand ]mi Pijf,
The Favorite Route East
VIA rjlACARA FALLS.
FON
AND BUSINESS DIllECTORY.
FOli
319
•Iripp John B. carpeulcr, U^AV 2(1.
T TMUt John AV, piauoi, -i-!.""! ZLdu.
I'liion House, Anton Bicliel propr, 619
Main.
V.iu Dresar Jlilford, Sd-bd goods, l-^ E2d.
VLone Louis, shoes, 484 JLiio.
VoL'll Anlou, carpenter, 7 E .Tolinson.
V(>it Hev Puilip(Cdtliolic),10T Marquette.
Volk.5 Zeitung.tluiius Graessle ic Co publrs,
Macy cor Forest.
',Vade SylvHuus E, dentist, 030 Main.
Wiener M & Co (Matthias "Wagner, Fred
Kuepingi, dry goods, .028 Main.
WtiUier &, Ward (Edward .S Walker, Al-
fred E "Ward), barbers, Windsor liouae.
Wallichs Heniy, grocer, 4'-20 Main.
Warn Simon, grocer, ')(]C<^ Main.
Wfttlie Albert F, Ealoon, il:5 Main.
Watson James W, lawyer, FoslcHlccbldt;.
Watfon Thomas, justice, 4C5 Main.
W.-aver Jolin Iv, music teacher. 587 Main.
Weber Adam, hotel, 279 Main.
AVtber John, tailor, 42;j Main.
Weber Wni F, publr Is'ordwes'.licber Cou-
lier.
Weeks Thomas S, sportiuc 2ds, 434 Main.
Wegntr J F & Co (John F \Ve;?ner), hard-
ware, 4C5 Main.
Weiss Maximilian, meats. .')2 Western ave.
Weilzel & Trier (Louis 11 AVeil/.el, John J
Trier), baibers, 417 Main.
Wells A J, music teacher, ."i2.') Main.
Wells John C. banker, r,\l .Main.
Wells John ]M. cooper, 8 "Western ave.
Wells Owen A, lawyer, ioi .'\lain.
^Vcrner Charles F, street commissioner.
ASerner Frank, carpenter, 2;i;! Main.
Werner Hcnr}-, slioemaUer, 12 W I)ivi^ion.
Wothrook Miss Mary, hair goods, .j30
Main.
"Western Union Telegraph Co, :Miss M B
Coyne mngr, 437 ^laiii.
Wever Frederick, saloon, 38 "W Division.
M'hiofield lleury T, grocer. .534 M.iin,
^Vhitc € A, Mner David Muir, Cheese
Warehouse, W Division cor Moore
^\ hitman JIrs Pho'be li, music teacher,
I'nion cor Isl.
Whittelsey A- Co (Tohn C Whittel,ey), dry
goods, 4SS Main.
Whitton David, sheriff. Court House.
^\ u-liert I'cter J, meats, 401 M.iin.
^J.ilbor Mrs Isabella IJ, milliner. 4."j7 Main.
^\i!bor Jiihn U, stationer. 457 Main.
»MUl K Faotorv ("f ib-^ American
LiscultMnfg Co), B AVild .Mngr, G7-i;y
K 1st.
■^Vild n & Co (Benjamiu Wild, John
Heath), bakers, 509 Main.
»> iley Frank S, physician, 490 Main.
Ctiicap,[/iil;/ao!{ee&SiPaul
AYiley Wra, physician, 49G Main.
Wilke Charles A, cigar mnfr, 3bl Main.
Wilkie "W" & Son (Washington and James
A), hardware, 518 Main.
■Wilkins Reuben, blacksmith, 19 "W2J.
AVilliams John U, saloon, 54 Western ave.
Willson Purvis O, vet surg, 39 E 3d.
Windsor House, Isaac C JlorriU propr, c ir
JIain and Court.
Winnebago Furniture Mnfg Co (capital,
f;300,000), C V McMillan pres, E 11
llerreu sec, 35 Western ave.
Wisconsin Lee Line & West Superior Uy
Co. C D Smith pres, J H Bl jom sec, 490
Main.
"Wisconsin Central Lines, John Hamilton
agent. Forest ur river.
■RMsconein Central Slock Growers' and lu-
dusiii d Association, G N Mihills pres,
J yV Watson sec.
AViscousin Furnace Co, E A Hyde pres,
J F Forsvlh see, head Main.
Wisconsin :MidI'ind It H Co, D C Lamb
sec and general agent, 510 Main.
WHscousin Telephime Co, Anna M Wiley
mngr, 92 Main.
AVoli Sun & Co, laundry, 425 Main.
WoUl' Joseph, (dgar mnfr, 429 Maiir^v
Wurzburger Joseph, gnicer, 755 .Main.
Wyntt Daniel B, p'ly. 1-i Sheboyiian.
W"3'att Simeon D, insurance, 479 Main,
"^'ers Charles, Biiloou, 577^ JIaiu
Youmaus Charles F, shoes, 455 Main.
Zaclierl George, furniture, 257 .Main.
i!:fttiii Will, Saloon, 003 Main, res 25
8lh.
Zeuiier George, grocer, 733 Main.
Zinke Bros (Herman and Louis J), grocers,
041 Main.
Zinke Carl G, grocer, .579 Main.
Zinke Kobert, grocer, 11 W Division.
Doug-
FONTANA. On Lake Geneva, in
Walworth county, 10 miles southwest of
I'^lklioru, the seat of justice anil banking
point, and 4 from Williams 15:iy,ils sliipi)ing
point. Stiiges daily to Harvard, Ilk, and
Klkhorn; fare. 50 cents to either place
Population, 250. 5Iail, daily. C. S.
lass, postmaster.
Beebe J I), architect and biulder.
I>avi§ .S IS. Insurance.
Ijiivis & l>oiii;lii««, General Store,
Hardw;ire and I'arriages.
K»<>ii;;;lu»M Curios S, Xotary.
Douglass C L & Son, saw mill.
Fairband vt lyelters. lish hatchery.
Godfrey H Y, wagonmaker.
Marlott «.t Jaskosky, blacksmiths.
Fi|,;tXl'iEslandi!o[thi';esl
ILLIIOiS CEfllRSL R
n Short and Dii-ect
I III Route from
CHICAGO, soy
TU
320
FOR
AVISCOXSIN STATE GAZETTEER
FOR
Porter & Son, hotel.
Puttman J 2>I, saloon.
RcIdGM, hotel.
Ripley 11 I), liverj-.
Rockwell J C, hotel.
Van Dortn E C, railroad, exp and tcl agt.
Ward W S, cooper.
Welsher W A, meat market.
FONTENOY. A postomce in Bro^vn
county, 15 miles southeast of Greea Bay,
the couDt3- seat, nearest railroad station
and banking point. Population, 30. Hail,
tri-weekly.
Berneke U, general store.
FOOTVILI..E. On the C. & N. W.
Ry, in Kock county. 10 miles west of
Janesville, the county seat, and 8 from
Evansville, the nearest bankine point.
Population, ;iOO. Tel., W.U. Exp., Am.
Wm. J. Owen, postmaster.
Austin II, notary.
Bailey A, lumber.
Becker 11 D, carpenter.
BrinSou I>, Physician.
Braden Joiepli, justice.
Buck S F, barber.
Chipman S M, shoemaker.
Dann T J, painter.
Dunbar Einery, live stock.
Ferguson C II & Son, blacksmiths.
Fisher & Owen, meat market.
Garlick F M, railroad, esp and tel agt.
Lacy S W, phy.iician.
Jlellott Rev W R (MethodiM).
Ogden TlMiina<<, pumps and wind-mills.
Owt'll Vi'itl J, General Store.
Ross ^\'m, county .'^upt schools.
Silverthorn O D, general store.
Strang S J. grocer.
"Wells 11, hniel.
Wicgin.s Alexander, live stock.
Wilcox L, carpenter
FOREST JUNCTION. A village
on the -M., L. S. it W. liy, at the junctiou
of the .M. \, ,\. R. R.. in Calumet ermnfy,
13 miles ni rlh (.f Chilton, the county seat
and nearest bankinL' j'oint Population,
125. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S.
Alien W C, general store.
Brochm .Jacob & Son, farm impts.
Bruss John, wngnnniaker.
Bruss Philip, blai-ksmitli.
Eichinau H, hotel.
Fran/,ke& Orael/., general store.
Haesc F G, general store.
Harris k Williams, saw mill.
IIuls '\\'m, saloon.
Lemke Wm, harness.
Lindow Fred, cheese mnfr.
Rust Fritz, shoemaker.
Schneider John, hotel.
FORESTVILLE. On the Ahnapee
river, in Door count}-, 11 miles southwest
of Sturgeon Bay, the county seat, p.nd i
northwest of Ahnapee, the nearest ship-
ping and banking point. Tri-weekiv
stages to Almapee ami Sturgeon Bay.
Population, 150. .Mail, tri-weekly.
Roardman tt Co, shingle mnfrs.
Duwe Wm, hotel.
Fetzer .Tohu, general store.
Felzer tt Young, llour mill.
JIarth .John, shoemaker.
Schmidt M, hotel.
Schneider J, blacksmith.
Ullsperger J, gen store and cheese mnfr.
FORT ATKINSON. A prosperous
city on Rock river, and on the C. ^'.■. X. W.
Ry, in JelTers^on county, 4S miles south-
west of Milwaukee, and 0} so\UhweVt of
Jeffersfin, the county seat. It contains
Catholic, Congregational, Methodist,
Lutheran and Uuivcrsalist churches, a
high and 3 public schools, 2 banks, wagon
and furniture factories, foundries and ma-
chine shops, a number of special and gen-
eral stores, and a public hall sealing SOO.
The surrounding counlrj- has several
cheese factories and creameries. Cornish,
Curtis & Greene have an extensive manu-
factory in dairy goods and do shipping all
over the Union. Two weekly newspapers,
Hoard'.iDainjmaji and ihc .LjTcnon Co'iruii
i'tti"n, are imblishcd. Stages daily to
Whitewater, and weekly to Hebron and
]?ussfyville. Population. 2.."i00. Te!.,
W. U. Exp., Am. M. II. Taylor, post-
master.
Abbott Charles II, pump."!.
Alien GeoriTO JC, veterinary surgeon.
Allen George M, hardware, etc.
Andra John G, saloon.
Arnold & Rradt (Adolph Arnold, Nicholas
D M Bradi), confectioners.
Arnold it McAriliur. general store.
Bachraann Josep'i F. iiorseshoer.
Bardeen Henry L, cigar mnfrs.
Bassett Miss I'olly, dressmaker.
Becker George, mason.
Becker John, mason.
Black & Lane i Lemuel Black, Frank
Lane), billiards.
Clij
;^.j
T(]3 Favorite ncyts East
VIA M.VG.ilt.V F.\L,LS.
UOulwl iii'U SB iliisiii 294 AVEVr WAXKIl ST., ?i
^nnER mil CO.,
.-siit,\VAlJKliK, WIS.
FOR
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
FOR
321
i: .-x.Iiardt Andrew, boots and sliois.
liL'weu Mrs 31 E, propr Piia'aix House.
IJrtidl N D M, leal estutc.
Krnndel Henry G, general store.
IJtandel & liichards (Heury G Brandel, N
I) Richards), tobacco packers.
BraixU Vi'tn £3, Saloon, Keslaurnnt
Hud Billiards.
KrctI James, boots and shoes.
Kiewer Jlrs Kosette C, ladies' furngs.
liridges Orsan, carriaaemaker.
I'.ridgfcS Samuel A, carriagemaker.
Brown G, blacksmith.
Brown Vt'arren O, Livery. Sale and
lioardiug Stable. (See adv, p 3l'~.)
i'-iick Ella L, pholo,r;rapher.
t aswell Lucicn B. lawyer,
(base & Co, lock mnfrs.
Citizens' State Bank (capital, AO.^.OOO),
L ician B Cas-.veU pres, Chester A Cas-
well cash.
City Hall Opera House, Wra H Rogers
mngr.
Cornish, Curtis & Greene (0 S Cornish, D
W Curtis. AV S Greene), dairy supplies.
Cornisli O f», Mayor.
Craig Drumiuond G, real eslate.
Crosby Sheldon R, hides and tallow.
< urtig Carlos, meat market,
Dawes E'i'e<I, Bakery, Restaurant,
Fancy Groceries, Canned Goods, Etc.
iSee adv, btloiv.)
FRED. DAV\/ES,
Bakery and RGsieyreii!
Fancy Groceries.
Conned Good.s, Fruits, Confections, Tobaccos.
Cigars, Etc. Oysters and Ice Cre.im
in Season.
FORT ATKiEK'illlM, - \VISCr(:!S!fJ.
■>''\heirQ(jrH J A; Co (Henry J and George
W l)exheimer), druys.
jowning Alvin H, undertaker.
Ibirkee Edward L, sewing machines.
Kmery ^Irs Bee A, milliner.
r_elU'l Mrs Susan, general store,
f irst National Bank, J D Clapp prcs, L B
Caswell jr cash,
J_0(.te Asa, drugs and shoes,
'■'•rt Atkinson Cornet Band, S A Bridges
I'.iider.
Fort Atkinson Creamery Co, A R Hoard
mngr.
Fort Atkinson Electric Light and Power
Co, W S Greene pres, G L Cole sec.
Fretls Rev J R (Methodist).
Fritsch John, blacksmith,
Ganoug U A. stationer.
Gaiiszmann I'hillii), shoemaker.
Gibson Kc!:?ar J, Phyriclan.
Haase Rev Julius (Lutheran).
Hackbarth Charles, baker.
Hake Hiram, general store.
Hansen Edward, barber.
Hausen George, saloon.
Hawkins Wm M, meat market.
Head C-'harles R, physician.
Heger Fred, cooper.
Ueger JIrs Fred, carpet weaver.
Heger ct Fitch {Vtrcd Heger, James Fitch),
meat market.
laiyBjcc Alplteiis T, Propr Higbee
House.
B5i!;t>t'e House, Alpheus T Higbee
Propr.
Hilton John, dentist,
Hilton Rev J (UnWersalist),
Hirth Andrew, harnessmaker. ..^
Hoard Arthur R, creamery.
Hoard Wm D, publr Hoard's Dairyman
and the Jellersou CJouuly Union.
Hoard's Dairym an, W D Hoard publr.
Hopkins Norman F, drj' goods.
Hull Elmore P, marble works,
Jackson Charles, blacksmith.
Jefferson County Union, W D Hoard edi-
tor and proi)r,
Kennedy L & M (Lizzie and Mary), milli-
uers.
Kleiu George, horse l)reeder.
Klein George P, veterinary surgeon.
Lalda Leonard, hardw.ire.
Lalk Phillip H, merchant tailor.
Landgraf (^eorge A, wlieelbarrow mnfr.
LangiioliT Ferdinand, blacksmith.
LanghollI Oustavus, saloon.
Learned (Jharles. jeweler.
Le Hou.x Theodore E, boots and shoes.
Uebmi.n Mrs JyOU, milliner.
f.ohmaii.T VVm, saloon.
.McCombe Thomas, mason.
^IcCradie \Vm. cheese mnfr.
JfoMillcii ISros (Levington C and
C^eor;;e \V), Meals. Tobacco Growers,
Hides, Furs and Pelts.
Mack Abraham, hardware.
Marirh Char]i;s 11, grocer.
May Mrs Libbie. milliner.
Mayno I) O, prin high school.
Melzner Charles, wagonmaker.
Atklrt*(^« I <>"'■ '<to<'i« <•< no,xi\«; r;i.ovii:s, inui.vn rLl'lis. i>ir,ii!«
llll! iPSl ' 'S';S't''<i J''I",N< I\«; ro«l,>;, Uijpiorw amt .■'I.aKkn Ifc t'oini.Iotc.
>il\t\>^%J I jotiix I?IElMi:it tiO CO., il-i West Water Street, Milnankee, Wis,
Art ?eoerlienf?ii:^3
At Robert Harper ^ Sens, ^iSl^^^^t.
MILWAUKEE. Telophouo 3 IS. i
"^
K5 =
FOJt
WISCONSIN STATE GAZF.TTKEE
FOR
CL3.i
MelzDer & Smith (\Vm Melzner, Herman
tjmitii). blacksmiths.
^lerriiEiasi S^ros (A D auJ A L), Farm
Implements.
Meitelmeyer Frederinl:, ?alnna.
N^iizel liev Chris (Methodist).
Xorthwettern ilnfi; Co. D ISiillock pres,
Lucien B Caswell sec, carriages.
Nojes Adelbert H. photographer.
Oguen A. physician.
f)gden Hcury, physician.
Peirce Kiigene, general store.
Ptrkics John T, confectioner.
Perry J''redcrick J, pln^.^ician.
Pettil & liolTman (lleury P Pettit, Ru-
dolph G HolTman). dry goods.
Pbu'ui.v Uou'-e, .Mrs ,M E Doweu propr.
Piiiger V/m, barber.
Pollock D & Co (David, David G and
Kllcn Poliock). grocers.
Porter Herman A, grocer and justice.
Pounder George H. harrow mnfr.
Pratt Geoige, »gt C & N W Ry.
Preston .lames L, hotel
Ralph Chailes O, grocer.
Rheineck Charles, restaurant.
IiicUard S D. hiiles and pe]l.><.
Kock River Hall, F Mertelmeyer propr.
Rogers W'm H. lawyer and insuiaucc.
Root Vi'hilney, carpeuler.
Rutzen Charles, merchant tailor.
^chempf Hcury, produce.
Sclieiikenbcrg Fred, harncssmakcr.
Schirmer Miss JIatia, dressmaker.
Scliriener George, boots aud shoes.
Se:ivert Herman, barber.
•?!ii-!<l<in ]i:a'>var«l E, Druggist.
Murman Mdlon T, jirciduce and coal.
Sherman ?^Irs M T, (Ircssmaker.
Simonds Henry W, furniture.
Smith H C I'c Co (.Henrv C Smith, Krnest
F Shufcr), furniture.
Smitli \Vm ."\1, iihysicim.
Smutzler Rev Wm (iiUlheran).
Snell Sisters (Mattie and Lihi). music Ichr.s.
Spaeth Wm, brewer.
Slabnow A- fleuchel (Wm Staboow, FitJ
Heuchel), grorers.
Stafford George H, Justice.
Stair U P, physician.
Strong Ernst R, hardware.
Ta} ior :?i!Ul!iew IS, Postmaster.
Taylor T T, jeweler.
Tilden W'm II, furniture.
Tousley Charles B, jeweler.
Vickery F M tt Son (Frank Hand Herbert
S), grocers.
■Watkins & Taylor Olavia .At Watkios, Im
ogene Taylor), milliners.
"Wesleilield Mr.s K. die^smaker.
IVilfOK A I> &: Co (Alonzo D and P.
W AVilcox, L B Boyce, X D Piichard,,,
Grain.
V/ilcox-l'.ichTrds Co, Alonzo D Wilcox
pres, N D Richards .'ec, lumber.
Willing Wm, ma.soii.
Wilson C'eorge W, dry coods.
Wolf John, city marshal.
Wolf & Smith (John Wolf.Fremonl Smith),
livery.
Woolverlon Max, mngr W U Tel Co.
W^right J B, painter. "
Wunschel C .1, baker.
Zcuguer Frank, painter. '^
Zeugner & Hollnian (Herman Zeugacr,
Frank Hoflman), lumber and grain.
FORT HOWARD. An incorporated
city on the west b;itik of Fox river, in
Brown county, opposite Green ]5:iy, the
judicial seat, with which it is connected by
1 railroad aud '6 wau'-Ui briilires. The ciiv
has good 6hip]iiufr facilities, tlie G. li., ^V.
& St. P. R. R., tli..^ C. & N. W. Rv and
the M. & N. R. R. all touching here, while
the Goodrich and Hart steamboat liius
make regular trips to all ports north on
Green bay. The city contains 2 i>\v< mills.
2 planing mills. 3 boiler W(/rks, a furniture
factory, -J .-liip y^nls, 2 r/iilroad iii'.'iir
.'a^^^T^^i
':r|LiVERYAHD SALE STABLE
am especially prepared to take the travoUu;;
puhHc across the country. Giro lue a caU.
b^d FORT ATKINSON,
WIS.
y <.' ^ \
MILWAUKEE CEMENT CO.
15 1 AVi;ST AV.VT':!'. ST., HIILAV.VlKDi:, \VI><.
:ln either Vornl or Inafrnmeutal I.esBc^iis FREK with every Piano or Orirun sold,
I'KH>(1N.II. tuition. Adj Instruiueut uot BlTiUL- sati»laitioi. nill he ixclin'mej
lVei:ii:ir:iiitei- iu "ritini,- our sales for i jears. Deariioll .^. Henediet. See j). .J.
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323
-hops, 2 grain clevtitorp, 2 foundries, a
IhiilJ, macbiDO shops r>inl uumerous hand-
tnme and siibstantinl business l)!ocl;s and
ilcL'ant residences. Theicarcchurchesifthe
l^iptlst, Catliolio, C'otic:rcgatioual, Mellio-
Xi,l, Moravian, Xorwe^ian Lutheran and
I'resbyterian denomiiiatioM.o. and KUcliouls
imployiu^ 20 teachers and haviui^an aver-
i!;e attendance uf O'jO pupils A weeiily
r:ewspaper, the lltvtt'w (Kep.), lieeps the
nnblic well posted on local events. Ample
protection against lire is assured by a well
(ipiipped volunteer lire department and an
fxcellent system of water worUs. iiay,
grain, vegetables, lumber and the products
of the various factories comprise the ship-
ments. Stages daily to Sturgeon Ha\' and
Iri weekly to Bonduel, Shawano, Ahnapee
and Kewaunee. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am.
Population, 3,800. James Tiernan, post-
master.
Andersen Snren, grocer.
Anderfou Albert, citv clerk.
fSai'liliiiU'vvn A: SSulliiiivay (Henry
A liarkhaustn, O.-car C llatliiway).
"W'holesale Coal, Salt, Grain, Hay and
Oils.
Bennett House, Samuel W Bennett pronr.
W I LL I A i\l I-I OO D,
Notary Public, Justice of the Peace, Insurance Agent,
Collecting Agency, Real Estate Agent,
Di-awing Deeds, Mortgages, Bills of Sale, Etc.
Cor. Broadway and Main Street,
FORT HOWARD, - - - WISCOrJSS.M."'
General Commission Merchant
Pension and Claim Agent,
Justice of the Peace and Real Estate Dealer.
PORT HOWARD, - - WSSC0^5S! r*J.
■ Uf '1^ '.r,^ ■'" ■■■7
HUFFMAN HOUSE
PETER KROUSE, Proprietor.
:,:;,;;; o^ip-tirv^;":',!:^;:!;^,:;:: ft. ikiwahd. win.
■i i'^
This House is Conveniently Located, and has been
Placed in First-Glass Order and
Newly rurcished-
nlarulliiiii^n r^iM l..;,!l < ,.ir-!s:,[i.l Hi.- Tr;
wUl UmllW llullii.ai. .. j.l. avniil \U.t.-l:
lost..|. wliU,' lutlieCuy.
uicap, Mil?/aijkee & St, Paul Ey,":::.r\yest and h±d
Pure P.y!]be[ Scots aod Shoes
For Salo by GOOf>YEAU UlLTKBru
] COlSIMiXl', - r.Iilwaiikt'c, IVi^.
324
FOR
■WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
FOR
Bergmann Julius, street commissiouer.
Bitter Mrs M, midwife.
Black James J. liverv.
Black Kolierl J, meat market.
Bowser Fred A, livery,
Brebme Auton, plumber.
Brclime Uerni^u E, grocer.
Brebme it Kattcer (August Brehme, Carl
Kattncr), -svagonmiker!-.
Brevig luebrecht. shoemaker.
Brevig Peter E, shoemaker.
Broadway House, Coustautiue McGlncis
propr.
Brunctl Emanuel, stone quarry.
Burmeister Henry, tailor.
Burns David JI, boilermaker.
Burns Thomas, saloou.
Burns Thomas II, hardware.
Callaghan Bros (Wm and Henry J), grocers.
Camm Thomas ?il, grocer.
Cargill AV AV & Bro (Wm "\V and Samuel
D), grain.
Carlisle James H, confectioner.
Cathersal Frank, grocer.
Chicago it >'onhwcsteru Jiy, Henry A
Ranous agent.
Cody John, city assessor.
Corhett Michael J, .grocer.
Crocker Ephraim, livery.
Crole Frank, laundry.
Cusick John, vessel owner.
Devroy Peter, grocer.
Dockery John 11, saloon.
Duncan John, machinist.
Eldred Anson & Son (Anson and Howard
S), lumber mnfrs.
Ellsworth I^rank H, shoes.
Farreli liicliard, i^roiir MrOinnis House.
Finncgan AVni, biick innfr,
risk ik, Tayler (Wilbur 1) Flsk, Joseph
Tayler), insvirnuce.
Fort Howard Lumber Co. Gec>rge Beyer
prcs, John W Allgire miigr.
Fori Howard Review, James Kerr & Sou
proprs.
Fowlcs A\'m E, carpenter.
Frank George, jeweler.
Funkhauser Hev H 0 (C^ongregational).
Garlock I!enj:\min F, carpenter.
Gilsdorf E W iv C:o i.Edward \Y Gilsdorf,
Herman Ludlkc), meat market.
Glass John, ice.
Gray Albert L, dry ccods.
Grcon SJay, ^l iiioiiii Ac St Ptiul
R H, Frank A' Hoefs Agent. (6Ve udv,
pSl)
Grocnfielt P.ev John J (Moravian).
Gross Fred P, .'^a^lOu.
Gross John, saloon.
Halboch Albert, machinist.
Chicago & Graod Iml R;,
Hale Albert N, dentist.
Hannou Feli.K J, drugizist.
Hanrahan House, Michael Hanrahan pre pr.
Hansen Christian, milk.
Hansen Jorgen, blacksmith.
Hartmann Sylvester, grocer.
Haslara Wn, confectioner.
Ileidgen Mathias, wagonmaker.
Henderson James, painter.
Henderson Robert &, Co (Robert Hecdtr-
son. Ephraim Crocker), paint mnfrs. ,
BSoftV Frank A, Agent G B, W & st ?
R R.
Ilnod 'IVm, Real Estate, Insurance ami
Collection Acencv, cor Broadwav acd
Main. {Sceadr. ji s:j.)
Hoppe Otto F. saloon.
Hoiteiisen K.irl. baker.
ES(!!i'iBiaiB E!«Mi«.c, Peter Krouse Propr.
(Hif adv, p 323.)
Hughes James, founder.
Iverscn Thorwald, news.
Jensen Hans, shoes.
Johnson Andrew, vc.-sel owner.
Johnson Charles & Co (Charles Johnson,
Edwin Nelson^, cigar mnfrs.
Jorgensen-l>le?rli Co ilimiled), John L
Jorgensen pres, Frank T Blcsch sec.^h'y
goods.
Jorgensen Rasmus A, grocer.
Juenger John 1', saloon.
Kemuilz Theodore, furniture mnfr.
Kerr James it Son (James and diaries S).
proprs El Howard Review.
King Edward ]!, druggist.
Kirkmeyer Henry, ^tovo ri'pairer.
liroiise I'olor, Propr HulTman House.
{See ndr, p S~'.:.)
Kuehl John H, milk.
Kuhaupt Henr\-, barber,
liandberg Malcolm J, blacksmith.
Larnicr Rev .lohn ((.'alholic).
Larson Christopher, tailor.
Laisen (^)tis R, prin high school.
Larsen Wm. wholesale fruits.
Lcirlit Theodore, chief of police.
Lindenborn George, carpenter.
Lomas Charles W . lawyer.
Lovejoy Edwaril F, shlinlins ffallerv.
Met iirlMC>'s Kxfliaiijjc SSaitk
(Capital, s'J.-).0(10i. Pavid .McCartney
Prcs, Joseph 11 Tnvlcr (Jash.
McDonald & Bdlings Lumber Co, Alex-
ander .McDonald pres, Hugh McDouaii!
sec.
JIcGinuis Coustantine, propr Broadway
House.
51cGinnis House, Richard Farreli propr.
JIars Jules V, grocer.
Jlarshall Mrs ilary A, triilllncr.
Palace and Dining Cars
OH ALL THROUGH TRAIWS.
N8wYorkLif9!nsi;r3no3Co.,s::',tr
Ifi.mtO.ddl). ' ■•>«>!ii'. -iHi rMjiv.a
. If It,\VAi:ti3;£i, V.I.S. W. S. CASlitK, state igent. V.ALIiCl; iiltKNEI!, licn'l lia
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325
lltiilcr.iaiis J^ouis, Dry Goods,
Groceries, Provisions, Flour and Feed
and Saloon.
Milkklesou Jacob, milk.
Miliar I{ev Webster (Methodist).
Miller C P & Co (Cirl P Miller. Henry
Erby, \Vm F McOloskey), grocers.
■\Iilltr Nicholas, .salo.-.u.
M. Telle Eleazer, Imrlier.
Mircan Edwnrd B, plumber.
Morley P L. milk.
.Morris Re%- Frank M (Daptist).
.Murphy Patrick, grocer.
Nanscawen ChIuIj II, physician.
.Velson .Toha J, propr Union House.
Northwestern Hotel, Patriclj Sbaiighnessy
propr.
Oldenburg G & Co (Mrs Margaret, 0 and
Olio Oldenburg), furniture.
O'lx-ary Bros (.Micluiel, Daniel, .lohn.Wm,
Himiphrey and 'I'imolliy), butlennaker':.
Olson Lais, vessel owner.
Orioiby George \V, hotel.
Ivierson Kev'Adolph (Lulberani.
I'tterson Thomas, blacksmith.
I'eterson Wilbur H, livery.
I'!;iuert August G, slioes."
riatteii Bros (Anion Gand Peter F), meats.
ruerner Olio F \V. b irber.
I'.ioux Louis, .^toue quarry.
.>alvo Arthur .1, barln-r.
Sclitfe Fritz T, lueiit market,
.'^cliwarz Christian, contractor.
Sellers ?9iiic(>liii, Commission ilerch-
ant. Justice of Peace, Pension and
Claim Agt and Heal Estate Dealer. (Ae
_ ikIc, p S23. )
Sliaut^hnessy John E, city trcas.
^hfiughuessy Patrick, propr Korth-.vcstcru
Hotel,
^liullz Charles E, architect,
^kytte Niks P, tailor.
>orensen John A, grocer.
^'Piin John. !:rocer.
'rii)UT.S«('<.ej>l« EI, Cash :\tcCariuey'3
Lvch'ing.j ii:iuk and .Mayor,
"iji 'nan .lumcs, drugL;ist.
1 i.l.'u House, John J Nelson jiropr.
.\anDeulnrg Albert, aroccr.
San Herrick Charl.'S Iv apiarist.
\''lgt Joliu iM Mufg Co, John JI Voig'.
pres, Fred A Dickiuanu sec, sash, doors
and blinds.
^Jallenfang Henry, dioemakcr.
^> altc-rs Jiicob, ixrocer.
^Ileox John L.'harii"--
}}iKon Wm Y,. nnlk.
\V
liter.? Wm L, Hour and feed
^'•"hifanh Frederick C, clothing.
FORW^KD. A poslotEoe on Mud
creek, ia Dane county, 24 miles southwest
of Madison, the county seat, and 10 south
of Jdt. Iloreb, the nearest railroad station.
JIadison is the nearest banking point.
Stage daily to Blue Jlounds; fare, 2.5 cents.
Population, GO, Mail, daily. E. E. Hel-
laud, postmaster.
Ericksou Erick, carpenter.
Ilcfiiind E V,, General Store.
FOSCORO. A village on Stony creek,
in Eewaunec county, bi^ miles northeast of
Kewaunee, the c(;iinty seat, and 0 north-
east of Ahucpee, tlie nearest banking aud
shipping point. Stages to Abnapee and
Sturgeon Bay; fares, .oO cents ard si
respectively. Population, 2.^0 Mail,
tri-v.eekly. C. L. Fellows, postmaster.
Pillows Bros, ceneral store and saw mill.
S't'itows "CljJirlcs S>, Farmer.
Post C B, hotel aud blacksinilh.
POSTER.
Baron county. &:i Bar-
FOUNTAIN CITY. A nourishing, .
incoriiurated city on the C. B, S:. N By
and on tlic Mississippi river, in BulTalo
county. ]s miles southeast of Alma, iho
eeat of justice, and 0 northwest of Winona,
Minn., the nearest banking point. First
settled in bS.OO. it now contains .Methodist.
Catholic, Lutlieran and German Ueformeii
churches, saw and planing mills, a cream-
ery, 2 breweries, a llouring mill, a pul)lic
hall capable of seating !;00. lodges of the
various secret and benevolent societies, and
2 weeklj' papers, the Bujl'nh Coui,';/ lie-
pvUikaner&w\ the Alma filaetter (C,v\mB.n).
The educational wants are supplied by
two go(id schools. A steamer runs daily
between this poir.l aud Winona, Stau'es
scmi-weeklv to Montana. K.vn , Am.
Tel, W.'U. Population, 1,2(.'0, J. B.
Ocnning, postmaster.
Aliiiii i5l:M'Hfr, John Schmilz Propr,
Paul F Mueller Editor and r^Imrr,
Bechmann it Sou (Henry aud Charles R),
druggists.
Beck Jacob, marshal.
]?ehlmcr John P. hotel.
Beblmer & Bitter (Henry Bcblmer, Fred
II Bitter), general store.
Bitter Fredeiiik. mayor.
Bodenslal GeorL'c H, physician.
Bohri Bros (Christian and Frederick), gen-
eral store.
Brusholl Herman, baker.
ILLillOlS C[i!T[!/iL
i Short and Direct
I Route from
CHICAGO, m
u
D-
Ciidahy Brothers, (Pork and Beef i-'acKerG.
^rn^w.niisis:, -wjsco.nsi:,-. i AND PROVISION DS/'iLERS.
© 2
as
3
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WISCONSIN STATE «AZETTEF.E
FOU
tiittTiiUs Cotiiily RepiiUh'kiiiier, i
John Scbmitz Propr, Paul F Mueller i
i;ditor find Muur. j
Central House, Juliti SpeliD propr. 1
Clarke John, miichiniit. I
E>rcs>iCU<Sorrc8' tt I>lvcr (Andrew '•
Dresfendnrfer, John Liver), Mufrs Ma-
chinery, 'WaErrins and Plows: Plack- |
pmithinc; and Ilorsr-shncintr. |
E:iirlc ESotcl, Qehrlich & Xiemann |
Pioprs. j
Erhardl & Co (Wm Erhardt, Hugo Kuehl- I
limn), saloon. |
Peicl Richiird W, saloon and justice. ',
Feij;l's Hall, 11 W Feiul propr.
Fiedler Henry, ment market.
Fiedler John, tailor. I
Fiedler jMicliacl, drayman. I
Fiedler WiJi, bool.s and sbnes. j
Fitzgerald Michael, grain and hide?. [
Fountain City Brass Bind, John Liver
lender.
Fountain City Brewincc Co, Georse j
Schwocbel prvn, John II Utermoelil sec.
Fountain City ."^lilliuL'; Co, JB(.)euriug ,
prcs, Christ Floiin sec. '
Fountain City jMutual Farmers' Fire In-
surance (.'o, John B Oenning pres, John !
J Senu sec. j
Fried Ulrieh, farm impts. |
Fugina J vfc M (Joseph and Marcusj, gen- |
eral store. i
Ganz J C, meat market. |
Caciii'lic!) .V Xif!!iann (Fidelis Gelir-
lich, Clirislopher Miem-inn;, I'roprs i
Eagle Hotel.
Geriiia;iia IIoji^c, Darid Thalici
Propr.
Gift'ord Robert "W, railroad and exp agt.
HackncrRev Theobald (Calbolic).
Ilahn Casper F G, slioemaker.
Hofer Mrs Mngcie, carpel wr-wer.
Huber. vfc lluefner (George lluber. Pan!
Huefner) flour mills.
Huefner Paul, farm imp's.
Juon Christian, furniture.
Kirchner Alljort, general store.
Knoup Martin, barber.
Koschitz John, brewer.
Kropp John, shoemaker.
Kruer Henry W, saloon.
Landwehr Frank, barber.
Leiuiutrer Benjamin F, jeweler.
Mauz Miss Uarlpara, milliner.
Matt.ausch Fiank, meat packer.
^litlaufcb Joseph, blacksmilh.
IViiiollcr E'aii! E\ Justice of Peace and
Edilir and .Mngr Buftulo Cotinly Ke-
publikancr and the Alma Blaetttr.
Murr Wm, harness.
Nic.daus Rev Augun F (Lutheran).
Xicmaun Charles, saloon.
Oennin<r John B, brick miifr.
Rahm Conrad, harnessmaker.
Rath John, mason.
Richter P'rcd, saloon.
Rutltiger Fretieriek, tailor.
Roettiger Henry jr, cily treas\irer.
Koettiger & Co (Henrj'". Henry jr ami Fred-
erick liocttiger). planins.': mil!.
Scberer Albert, piopr t^cherer's Hotel.
P'M Ji
FOlir\3TAEr4 C5TY, V/ES.
:vtANUFACTUi;H;u of
AM) ^v^o^.E.sALE ukaeek is
Havana and Bomestic Cigars,
MANUFA(rTUKEK OF THE CEEEDRATED
"LaFour.tain"and"Leader"
5c C20AKS.
Chicap & Gisnd Iiyo^ % ^^^'^^^^li^'^gRi
ars
I lib blUilC^OCI i.i!/lj3 i;U,, l>aKv,.nocrnii<l FroiKhl 1:LJJVAT<)US, M
clis <>( nil Uliidh, I'liiiips, l;it
d-Po\vcv
IX'arcliouse
Stri'et, .llihtaukee, V( is.
FOU
AND BUSINESS DIRECTOKT.
FOX
?>cl!iiiilz JoliFi, Propr IJulIalo County
lii'publikaner and Uk- A!mn Bl;u.tter.
Sclinfi<U'r «»c«>r;,'C flJ, Cigar Miifr.
(.'ve rt(/ii 0^-;) )
.'^cljneider tt fleck (Pelor Scbntidor, Wm
Ileck), vessel owners.
Scliuster &, Bro (Heraiiin and ?kIrs-Adrtra
:^cliuster), general store.
Schwark Fred M, sidnon.
^chwaik & Clausen (Louis Scliwark), carps
Sclnvoebel George, farm inipts.
Senn Jobn J, insurance a^enl.
Sfsauer Jacob, wiigonmakcr,
jn.illi & Faber (Slerling Smith, Jolin P
Faber), coopers.
Sr.chn John, propr Central Flouse.
Moll J tV Co (Jacob Sloll, Christian
Floriu), Dealers in llaidware. Stove;,
Tinware, Cutlery, Fence Ware and Iron!
Teokcnbur.L' Henry, [general store.
Tharicr S>:ivi*l,Pn)prCermnnia House
'rhoeny David, creamery,
ririch Conrad, winemaker.
I'lermoehl John L, prin of bcbool.
Waterman Moses, plivsioian.
Westerkamp liros (Tbury and Gerbani),
boots.
Wltdmann Miss Adolpbina. milliner.
AVunderlich & Schw(iebfl fJ;,ei,h Wonder-
lich, Peter Sehwoebel), in;jM.ns.
FOUKMILE. In Fond du Lnc
county, 4 miles southwest of Fond du Dae
tlie county seat, nearest bankin- and nhip-
I'lDR point. 1; is on Ibe tii weekly .Marc
rfHite from Fon<l du Lao to Drandiui
1 opulation, 2.3. Mail, triweekly.
FOX LAKE. Is pleasantly located
» llie outlet of Fo.v Lake and ou the C) ,
>'■ *t St. P. Ky, in Diidue countv, 17 miles
Ironi Juneau, the county seal, and t;.")
liorthwesl of .Milwaukee. Il is a fiourish-
iBf; incorporated villaije iu llie mid.st of
>^ nch agricultural section, and C(.ntains
'iaptist, Calholic, Com,'rei;ational, Dpi.sco^
l'!»l, Methodist and African churches, -
JTaded public school, the Wisconsin F.
ale S
uiiuary, a brewery, a national
•""ik, 2 11ourin'<.; mills, a grain elevator, a
!'"'''"• hall and a live weekly newspaper.
the J!fpreneiilalive (Rep.) Fo.\; lake, in
the viciuit}', is a favorite summer resort.
Tiie shipmenls comprises grain. Hour. li^b,
live stock and produce. Exp , Am. Tel .
W. U. Population, 1,100. Hobert T.
Lewis, postmaster.
Adams John, shoemaker.
Ashley Cooper X, boarding house.
Ashley ?[iss Ilattie, artist.
Bank of Fox Lake (capital and surfilus,
$20,000), W'm Ilolgale pres, Frank I
Davison cash.
Banta Arie, justice.
Barron's Ibjlel, 11 Radell propr.
Beule John, general store.
Blaekwell Rev K J (Catholic).
Blifcoilis C -M, apiari.M.
Bump George \V, pumps.
(Jlausen Henry, grain elevator.
Clement Slepiieii, carpenter.
Cochrane P, jeweler.
Collins James, blacksmith.
Coman S T it R iliichard Coman), Hour
mill.
Davies James C, cilv marshal.
Eggleston Charles II, lumber.
Fanshaw Aaron, i-tone quarry.
Ford Leonard 10. insurance.
Fox Lake Representative, llotcbkis3 ^t
Son proprs. '^
French S C, physician.
Gernuiiii Barney, apiarist.
Haase Frederick, hardware.
Ham A\' A, cheese mnfr.
Mamil'ou F& Son (Francis and AVm X)
lawyers.
Hammond Andrew J. live t-l.ock.
Iligbee Rev A \V (lOpiscopal).
Ilillier Daac 1', groerr.
Hoag Rev Cliarles AV (.Methodist).
Ilolchkiss & Son (John and i:)ean J),
propis Fnx Lake IJepre'^eutative.
Houston Kmory J. live stock.
Hughes Edward ,1, dentist.
Hunter Robert S, 'z-eneral store.
Johnson Bros (S D and F C), vaccine virus
mnfr.s
.lohnaon Frank C, poultry breeder.
Johu.son Solomon D, physician.
Jones jMorgan E, dry goi'>d3.
Jones Thomas, tailor.
Fir.sl -Class Worl; (
A«ia'«tUcllc« AdiiilulMei-cd.
FOX LAKE, WISCONSIN.
st^B Fair.
10, 12 and I t
K tliv t>In<
OKCi.VNS .\.N!> .niMCAL I NSTlit U.^JtENTS.
Ml du I.ac, W.'x,
/\^>.
Hiidiiiion
Go to KD. ASriTT;K7IAN"N A: CO. If you \sj.i'-
CtOAlts under VOtlt OWN' NAMK or JJIl A N i.
MILWAt IvKE, - - WISCON.siN
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■WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
FRA
Kiiiiiej- EHulltcrt E, Dentist; Piue
Work a S^jtcialty. {'^ee adv, p 327.)
Lewis Kobert T, postala^ter.
Lewis & llorris (Robert T Lewis, Wm ^Y
Morris), coal.
Liebcastein Frank A, brewer.
McCsii'lby John, agent Am Exp Co.
Mahone}' Jobn, saloon.
Slarrow <t Co (L'eter FT Marrow, Mrs
Kaphael L Parker), druggists.
Maltliew-s Mrs Richard, dreismaker.
Medley John, restaurant.
Mescrby Levi, carpenter.]
MonisoD Walter, summer resort.
Mullen ■Mrs Hilary V, milliner.
Murphy Timothy, livery.
North Joseph A, farm imp's.
Ohly Uarlmau, meat market.
Pardee Ch irlcs J, railroad agent.
Pardee .Malcolm, railroad and tel agent.
Parker W M, principal of schools."
Parkinson Carrie, artist.
Parkinson J Leroy, photographer.
Purritt George T.'wagoumaker.
Philipson Thomas, wagoninhker.
Philipson iz ychlitzberg (John Philipson,
John SrhlilzberL'), furniture.
Poetter Krnbt F, blacdcsmith.
Potts Albert II, druggi-t.
Radell Herman, pro;ir Dirron's llolel.
Rausch Nic, saloon.
Roberts .Airs Margaret M, f.irm impts.
Root Lyman N. mu.^ic teacher.
Sage Nelson 0, pumps.
Sager Charles, barber.
Sanborn E & Co (E Sanborn), hardware.
Saner Charles, meat market.
Sawyer I lev F S (Congregational).
Saxe John, harness.
Schuchardt Charles, mason.
Schumacher Peter, shoemaker.
Seward John B, restaurant.
Shiep John, saloon.
Smith Wm, stone quarry.
Stone Simon J, con feet ioner.
Tarrant John E & Co (John E and JIar-
garet >[ Tarrant), cencral store.
Tarrant & Short (S W Tarrant, Dennis
Short), general store.
Tliomas Davil D, lawyer.
Thornton Jcdin, flour mill.
Tyrrell Miss Clara F, physician.
AVallace Frederick A, physician.
Warren George it Sons (George. Walter E
and Frederick CI, live stock breeders.
Watts Rev A C (liaptisl).
Wel.'.h I'.ros (.Michael and Wm"), saloon.
Willett John, veterinary surireon.
Williams Moses E. eeneral store.
Wisconsin Female College.
Woodhead Rev J S (Methodist).
Woodruff John B, physician.
FOX LAKE JUNCTION. A sia
tion on the C. , ^I. it St. P. Uy, in Dod;.;
county, 3 miles south of Fo.^ Lake, iu
postofflce.
FOX RIVEK. On the C. A- N. W
Ry and on river ni the same name, in Ke
nosha county, 30 miles west of Kenosha,
the judicial seat, and 9 from Burlington,
the nearest banking point. Exp.. Am.
Tel.,W. U. Population, -{'>. !Mail, daily.
J. II. Roberts, postmaster, railroad, exp
and tel agent.
FRANCIS CREEK. A post villsge
in Jlauitowoc coimty, 10 nules northwest
of .Manitowoc, the county scat, uid .i north
of Branch, the nearest railroad station.
JIanitowoc is the neatest banking point.
Population, l.jO. Mail, semi-weekly. F.
Stastny, postmaster.
Chloupek N, justice.
Fogltunz Toma, shoemaker.
Hrudka Frank, blaek-niitb.
Ilrudka Joseph, wairouniaker.
Civlliier I(3ieliael, Grocer. Flour pjjd
Saw Mill.
Munilowoc Pilot.
Novak Jo.seph, mason.
Pankralz Ignalz, saw mill.
Schleger Jo^-eph, meat market.
Stastny John, saloon.
Teserik Joseph, thresher.
Wacck W, c.-irpenter.
Wit Emil, general store.
FRANK, In Wu.-hingloii eouuly. 1'-
mih'S southwest of \\'est BcliI, the judi-
cial seat and banking point, ntul 4 fr.ini
Jackson, it.s shipping jxiint. Population,
100. l\Iail, daily. A. Frank, po.->linaster .
FniiiSv AutMi'-la, Dressmaker.
Frank J G, general store.
Ilahmann August, blacksmith.
FRANKLIN. A post villace on the
Sheboygan river, in Sheboygan county, 11
miles norlhwest of Sheboyg.an, the ci<i;uty
seat, and ('. east of Elkhart, the nearest rail-
road station. Sheboygan is the uearc:!
banking pomt. Population, ZTiQ. M-.il.
tri-weeiily. C. Reineking, postmaster.
Arpke Frederick, saw and cider mill.
Buyer .Fiicob, Mason.
North Star I ron Works. ) CapncitT, .-,nO Imiuls-Knclneprs, Msrl,inktR. K(.nndi>r.. )i.iil..riM:-.!i'>
i'AKIMi JUMlAt rri:l.\(i to. '. 3Iillnrii;iiU,Sa« .mil Jlachii.ery. ninii.i->ln,!iinpr.», (orlissan.nn
4sh!and, - - Wisconsin. ) '^P®*^*^ ^"'s''*^'*' ^O'***"^* l'**'^*''^ran«niiltiii:i ^lacliinfrj.ctc. Seep.
'UfiKISH B^THS ;-
ijac.t ctiuipped
in connection Trith tlie JANESVILLE THERMO-THERAPEUTIC BATHS,
Hlork.voulh Iliter St.. -lanesvllle, \\U. The iMO^t cxton-.ive unii
rative institution in Soutiiern Wisconsin. .«. A. NOKlilS, .lliiua^er.
FRA
ajnd business disectoey.
FlIE
}':cbeijbprger John, shoemaker.
;:i;;ir Adam, blacksmith.
(Jrelsch August, wagonmaker.
Hfver Adolph, shoemaker.
ICi-iit AntOD, carpenter.
I.uiigeijberg Conrad, potter.'
I.nlimana Bros, ger.eral store.
Mi-':ioti House College.
Muchats Hieronyraus, cooper.
Kibm Adolph, cheese mnfr.
1,'rinekiDg Simou, clieese mnfr.
Koiiiekiii? €*<•: Grci!>e, General Store.
il' -eburg Louis, saloon and cheese mnfr.
S( tiaper Charles, physician.
S.hneicier Carl, harnessmaker.
Sthweiin Joachim, mason.
^liker Wra, farm Irapts.
FKANKSVILLE. A prosperous vil-
Is.::e OD the C, M. •J: Si. P. ]ly, in Itacinc
cotinly, 7 miles northwest of Racine, tliu
'••at of justice and nearest banking point.
Population, lijfl. Tel.,\V. U. E.xp,, Am.
!!. il. Baldwin, postmaster.
ISiiidwiit l£ SS,Gcnl Store and Livery.
riiristiansen Andrew, shuemaker.
<'iaue Henry, meat market.
nifdeiich John, lilacksmith.
)".rb L A, lailroad, e.\'p and tel agt.
Iliiulnn A\'m, saloou.
•b'liiison Chris, carpenter.
l>'i cling Rev J 11 (Congregational).
l.iwrcnce John, feed mill.
-"•IcEachron F, carpenter.
-Mulliiran James, hotel and saloon.
Nimits liev F A Olethodisl).
Owens E \\' , carpenter.
Owr-ns U L, veleriuarv surgeon.
lluiiinel Bros, llax mill.
l;'>berls n B, hor^. breeder.
Mlminerlon J !!?, Justice.
I'li'imas Peter, hotel and saloon.
Wideheck & Lark, general store.
FRAZEH. A iioEtollicc in Shawano
<iuiJity, IS inile.s southeast of Shawano,
11. (• touuty scat, and 13 north of Seymour,
'lie nearest railroad station and l)anking
t^int. Stages triweekly to Shawaito,
•"■retii Bay and Galesburg'h. Population,
'-'• -Mail, Iri weekly.
K( smichi J M, general store.
^';rerisou M O, general store.
^» Aguer ct Gardner, feed mill.
FREDONIA. The postal name for
U nulieka village, is in O/aukee couutv. >!
;ni''-s northwest of Port Washmi:ton."the
^''"( "f justice, and U northwest of Fre-
donia Station, on the M. & N. 11. R , the
nearest railroad approach. Port Washing-
ton is the nearest banking point. Pojiula-
tion, 300. Mail, daily, B. R. Burrell,
postmaster.
Borchardt August, tailor.
Uiti-i-ell BNhop il. Broom Mnfr.
Cassel Miss Ida, millmer.
Cigrand Xicholas, blacksmith.
Cooley Charles F, justice.
C'ooley W \Y, cheese box mnfr.
Cooley & Patsh, lime innfrs.
Cramer R, photographer.
Fintzen John, saloon and insurance.
Frederick August, cheese mnfr.
Gaigl Frauz, harnessmaker,
Grotelnescher Fred, blacksmith,
Hahn Matthias, saloon.
HSeidiicr !)j' (i A, Drugs.
llemmes John, mason,
Janke Gus, builder,
Katie J W, railroad, expand tcl agt.
Keille Theodore, cattle breeder.
Kendall John B. cal)iQetniaker.
Klcasig Julius H, general .store.
Knepiiie Frederick, saloon.
Krctch P [I, painter.
Kurtz John, wagonraakcr.
Leucliinever Georce, shoemaker.
minor n 85, Pump ."\Iiifr.
Xeuns ,M T, general siure.
Pallancb J B, llour mill.
Pauliis Maltliias, shoemaker.
Peterson C, brick mnfr.
Kal/.er John, mason.
Rudolph F E, carpenter.
Ruilol|ih Herman, bniUler.
Schaueble J B. flour mill.
Schreiber Bernard, painter.
Schumacher N D. hotel and auctioneer.
Simon Pbiliii. live stock.
TjiriUT SJii^-li. Hotel.
Wadewil/, otto, meat market.
Waswiler Julius, general store ami tailor.
^Vit/.ig Fred, hardware and tinsmith.
FIIEDONIA STATION. On the
yi. Sl N R. R., In Ozaukee county, ciO
miles north of Milwaukee, and 7 northwest
of Port Washington, the county seat and
neatest banking point. Sla'je daily to
Fredouia. Population, 40. Tel., W. U.
Exp., Am. C. H. Witt, postmaster.
Bash Heuiy. musician.
Cooley A: ISaeo, Saw Mill.
Franzi.n B, insurance.
Frederichs A F, grain.
Froederet Bros, i;rain.
Gabn Gcoige, bi icksmith.
!;hicap,MilMul<ee S St, hi Pii,;r..'r;n'/eshnd Mbd
wisconsi:] yEnEiiAi] Biino co., , , ^^^ ..vcxrK.«s or
OfficoAFactory, iSlLako St., JlILWAlKEi:, WIS. LSIGSI IlflprOVSU llBIieilSn DiinCS,
330
FRE
WISCOXBIX STATE GAZETTKER
FRI
Gain Jacob, ■vvaijoumaker.
Hiltjen Joseph, tiiloon.
Kant.' J W, railroad, express and tel agt.
Kidel Theodore, live stock.
Kraus F X. Ehoemi-ker.
Jjauters John W, hotel and irapls.
Neuens M T. general Etore.
AVatry Andrew, saloon and impts.
AVatry &, Frazeu, hardware.
AVieseJohn. cerpeuler.
Win C I!, General Store.
FREEMAN. In ('ra-\ford coiir.ty,
40 ndles north of Prairie du Cbien. the
judicial .sent, 14 northen.sl of Lansiutr, Iowa,
the nearest baukincr point, and "i from
Ferryville, its nearest siiippinL' p ■int.
Semi weekly mail stage to Ferryville.
Population,' 3C0.
Davenport NA'm II, blaeksLoith.
Tci\vcr«.»: Son, General Store and Flour
Mill.
FREISTADT. A posloffice in Oziu-
kee county, l:_! niile.s southwest of Port
AVashington, Ihc county seat and ut aresl
banking point, and 4 froju Granville, the
nearest railroad station. Population, ~~i.
J. P. Sehoenhalss, postmaster.
Geirach F jr, carpenter.
Mintzlaft .Joseph, mason.
Mueller Pliilip, shoeinaker.
Pipkoru Fred, 'wsgonnuiker.
Ilamtliun Henry, carpenter.
Schoenlialss J i', general store.
AVagenknecht Otto, bhiricsniith.
Wendl Samuel, carpenter.
AVetzid Chris, blaoksmilh.
' AVishmann I!ev T II (Lutheran).
Zuebke Herman, wagonmaker.
FEEMONT, An incorporated villa-e
on AVolf river, in AVau()aea county, 10
miles southeast of AA'aupaca, the couniy
seal, 3| from Fremont station, the neare: t
shipping point, and l!j from \A'eyauwe;:a,
the nearest bnidiing point. Stages daily
to AVevauweca; fare. C^contn. " Popula-
tion, :i;iO. IMail, daily. J. C. Kinsman,
postmaster.
Arndt Herman, blacksmith.
Dergstrcsser George, farm impts.
P.ergstresser & Sons, l)oat owners.
Eddy Caleb 1), physician.
Fremont House, Byron f. Whitman propr.
Ilicknuin Jeremiah, cheese mufr.
Hildebran.l Charles, saloon.
Uildebraiid John, saloon.
Kiiisiiiaii T \, Geacral Store aj ;
AVarehonse.
Kinsman A: Sherburne, general store.
Kundiger A\'m, shoemaker.
Lawler D C, saloon.
Pitt George W, boat builder.
liandall Henry, general store.
Springer AVni A, nurseryman.
Steiger Albert, general sioie.
Steiger Jacob, saw mill.
Steiger J J, cheese mnfr.
A\''aketield De \\'itt, cabinetmaker.
AVukfclield Joseph, lawyer and insurance.
AValder Adam, wagonmaker.
AA'hiluey AA'm, painier.
FRENCHVILLE. On nearer creek.
in Trempealeau county, b'^ miles south of
AVhiteball, the judicial seat, and 0 north-
east of Galesville, the nearest railroad sta-
tion and l);.nking point. Population, 40.
Mail, daily. J. L. Slancsby, postmaster.
Pederson 01c, blacksmith.
!tlanc>.I»j- Jt l>. General Store.
PEEYA. In Burnett county, 8 mile=
east of Graulsburph. the jtidiciaf siat and
shipiiing point. Mail by S[>ecial supply.
E. iN. Kriekson, ]x>9tmabter.
FIUENDSHIP. A village ou the
Little Knelu' a Cri creek, in .-Vdams county,
of which it is the judicial scat, 115 mile?
nortliwest of .Alllwaukee,20 from Coloma,
on the AVisconsin Central Line, the ni>are=C
railroad station, "and 3t north of Ki'bourne
Cit3', the nearest banking piint. A news-
paper,the A'/iiiiia I'mint); /'/v>s,is published.
Stages daily to Liberty LlulT. tri-weckly to
Portage and iN'eeedab, and semi-weekly to
Beatrice, Point Blull.aud ("^uincy. Populi-
tion, 200 Mail, daily. ,1. AV. Gunning,
jioatmaster.
Adams (lounty Press, S A\' Pierce publr.
Atcher^on AV'li, hotel.
Cljnlmers James, general store.
<.«ii«i:iiiic -ti W, Real Estate. Loans am;
Collections.
Gunning <V. Hamilton, jewelers.
Harri.'^on K S, tlour mill.
Hill A F, general store.
II<vian J A, harnessmaker.
Jones N M, hardware.
Keyes ,) B, county judge.
Lawreiue .M meat market.
McGov,en A\' E, physician.
Nilcs A J. hotel.
Older H ^t, prin high school.
Chicago & Gfand Tfuo!( %
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fierce S W, Dlflrict AUnruey and
I'ublr Adnras County I'ross.
Staples KevP R (Cous''>i'r'^l'onal).
Waterman G W, general store.
PULTON. A village on Catfish river,
I:] liock county, 12 miles northwest of
.lunesvillc, tilt; county scat, and 4 south-
west-of EdgiTtou, the nearest railroad ?Ia-
li.in and bauUiug point. Population, 160.
.^Iail, daily. Howard \V. Lee, postmaster.
I'cntley & Scofleld, carpenters.
liipger Wm, wagonniaUer.
lirown S C, mafon.
CliiUgb Alfred, restaurant.
Ci.jiigh James, justice.
i:ilef3on Andrew, shoemaker.
Lee Iio\vsir«l IsV, Town Clerk and
General .Store.
Martin C F, grist mill.
Merwin George, blacksmith.
I'trise & Pyre, leaf tobacco.
I'Kinccr Suing liand.
Held Rev.A ti (Congregational).
Humrill G II, leaf tobacco.
\Vhite Samuel L, carpenter.
FUSSVILLE. A village in Wauke.'^ba
county, 17 miles northeast of Waiilce--ha,
l!ie county seal, 4 southwest of Granville,
tie nearest railroad station, and 10 from
-■lilwaukee, the nearest banking point.
I'opulation, 12.3. Jiail, tri-weekly. Con-
tad Schmitt, postmaster.
Aldorf JIathias, mason.
Avercamp Joseph, carpenter and constable.
r-^cher Chi is, cii;ar mnfr.
luden QenrL'e, hotel.
I'OVf. Anton. Hl;icksmith.
Mflder 11. my AV. saloon.
Minlen AVm, general store.
Hoiili Peter, justice,
>eiiaaf Uev (C«tliolic).
■■"Cliumaelier Henry, jewelrr and ins.
•'iierth .Joseph, broom mnfr.
\>ick Peter, carpenter.
GAD. A postollice in Taylor county,
J mdes east of .Meilford, the jiidirlaKH-ai,
iH-aitst railroad station and Imiikincr point.
■'"''• weekly. Joseph Dietzler, postmaster.
I>lfl/.lei-,B<m<|>Ii, Farmer,
j^-jadekiii- l''r,ai.'iick. rarpcnter.
\"''^i ilathi.i^ blark-initb.
•iPhaniisen Paul .M, tinsmith.
GAG EN. On the M.. L. S. & W. an
lUiilS CEllljl I I
county, 20 miles northwest of Crandon,
the seat of justice, and 15 from Kliine-
lander, the nearest banking point. Tel.,
W.U. Exp., U. S. and Am. Population,
100. H. A. Vcnnc, postmaster.
Bravman, telearajih agent.
<^ill:tlil .3 W, Uaiiroad and Tel Agent.
Miller W L. saw mill.
Nelson Ernest, saloon.
GALESBURGH. Formerly known
as Xavarino. is in Shawano county, IS
miles south of Shawano, the judicial seat
and nearest banking jioint, and 1-J from
Black Creek, on tbe^ G B., A\^ & St. P.
IJ. 1!., the usual sliipping point. Popula-
tion, 50. J^Iail, tn-weekly. A. Vang,
postmaster.
Bentsen John, carpenter.
HilUker 'i'ruman, hotel.
Johnson Isicludus, sho^'maker.
Kutsen Louis, live stock.
Poppe, pb_\sieiaii.
Vaii^' AiKircv.', Saw and Flour Mil;
and Justice.
Vang JI &. Co.genl store and cheese iiinfrs.
GALESVILLE. First settled in IS.'iT,
is an incorporated villasje on the Gab svillc
br. of the Madison div.'c. tt N. W. I!y, in
Gale, township, Trempealeau county, 1><S.
miles northwest of Milwaukee and 2.5
south of Whitehall, tlie county seal It
contains a batik, a water p.ower llouiiiig
mill, 3 churches, a district school ami the
Galesvi'le University, with quite a iiniiiber
of students. Tliere is also a public ball,
seating .100 peofile. and a weekly r.ew pa-
per, the O'alemil/i' Indepfiidc/il.'S pnblisli.'d.
Live stock, grain and Hour are the princi-
pal shipments. Stages dally trj Ettrick,
Frenchville and Centervilie. Population,
t;.nO. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. L. L.
Odell, postmaster.
Adkins Edward F, bewks,
Andersfui Alfred, re;;taurant.
Arctic Sjiring Cteameiy Co.
Areiis iV Zieel.T (Cliailes Arens.J.diu Zu-;
ler), wiiL'onmakers.
.Vniold Alexander A. cattle bleeder,
C::ill 'ri'iiinan t\ I'ublr IiideiH ndent.
Bank of (ialesville (capital, :<:;0.iMin), Isaac
Clark pres, C M KelloL-g ca;h.
Beck Andrew A. ice.
Beecher Henry W, barber.
Benton 1) .\1 >t Son. electric light [dant.
Boulin C .t K. blaek-mith.
liiiwman Mark E, prof Galesville Univer-
sity.
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Bretall Wm, meat market.
Brooks ifc SrnitLi (A W Urooks, II B Smith),
marble and granite works.
Brophy ilichaei, mason.
Buun ilenrj" L, justice.
Buusen Charles, pbvbician.
CaiitcrJuiry ,5ai!!C>« B5, Grain.
Chri^tcnsen IJerinan, shoemaker.
Clark Eugene F, town assessor.
Commercial Hotel, D T Magee propr.
Crump A L, railroad agent.
Czepnll A Herman, haruess.
Dale D'njaraiu, lime mnlr.
Davis AVilson, lluur mill.
Karracd Chailes W, lawyer.
Fairing L H & Co (Lars'll Feiring, Ilaus
L Klandruil), saloon.
Freeman George Y. lawyer.
Fnnslon Theodore F, saloon.
Galesville Cornet Baud, S C French Idr.
Galesville Univeibily, .J M Itogers prts.
Gilliert Chailes. carpenter.
«i!l)Cl-l'.ou A. MylifC (Gilbert O Qil-
bcrlton, Ole F Mylirc), General btore.
Gipple B F, dry goods.
Ilolmberg & Myhre (Oustav Holmberg,
Gilbert F I^Ivlire), druiui^ts and grocers.
Independent, t F Ball piiblr,
Jacobs George, veterinary svirgeon.
Jordon & Hammer, dry goods.
Kellman Charles A, livor3'.
Kellrnan John, jeweler.
Kellman it Co, furnilure.
KiiigT W, saloon.
KiicolaiKl /Kldison II, Drugs and
IC.xpress Agent.
Krihj Aaron, hardware and im.pls.
Lanpenobl Fredei Jck, boots and shoes.
Lausen David, bhicksudlb.
Luce George S, millinery and notions.
McAdam Thomas T, photographer.
McAdam Mrs T T, milliner.
JIcKeelh .lohn, propr r(iver.->;de Hotel.
51ncarlney li J, barlu-r.
Magec 1) T, jiropr Commercial Hotel.
Jlatz August, tailor.
Nichols C H Lumlier Co, Ira 8 Farrand
mngr.
I'Utci- W V, General Store.
Qiiinii .Iciliii. pum|is.
Kail Georr.'. apiarist, 10 miles e.
Kaymond Win. rarpenlEr.
Hiverside Hotel, .1 McKeeth propr.
IJose .lohn, fariii iin]iis and seeds.
Scai-.«iflli IVSrs (kalK'l, Grocer.
ShraUe Frede'i.k T, caipenler.
i^lensby .lolm, gri cer.
Tliompson Wm li, live stock.
Tibbells Arlhiir. carpenter.
Wood F A. mason.
Wright Isaac, flour, feed aud meats.
Young Wm il, physician.
GARDNER. In Door county. !•',
miles southwest of Sturgeon Day, the •';■
dicial scat, banking aud shipping point.
Mail, daily.
GARFIELD. A postofiice in Portage
county, l":! miles northeast of Steven^'
Point, the seat of justice, and y from Am-
herst Junclion, its shipping [joiut. Bank
at Stevens' Point. Mail, tri-wcekly. Pop
ulation, 2^>. S. T. Foxeu, postmaster and
general store.
GARTH. A recently established post-
ofiice iu Oneida county.
GENESEE. In Waukesha county, ^
miles southwest of Waukesha, the county
j seal and nearest baid<ing point, and Ij
from Genesee Depot, on the C. M. & St.
P. B.v, its railroad slution. Mail, daily.
Population, -01). JI. Bowman, postmaster.
Blauchur'l Albeit, carpenter.
ESoivinaii tSviiry, General Store.
Dyer it Hopkins, creamery.
Finney .1 J, jiainter.
Jones C It, railroad agent. \
Kilbourn Hev James (Congregational).
Owens John AI, carptnter.
Proctor B H. cariieiiter.
Rj'an John J, blacksmith.
Western George, Hour mill.
Williams O T, general store.
GENESEE DEPOT. A village on
the C, M. A- St. P. Ky, in Waukesha coun-
ty, 8 miles southwe.st of Waukesha, the
county seat anil nearest banking point.
Population, o.")0. Tel., W. U. Bxp., Ad-
ams. E. C. Evaus, postmaster.
Currie Wm & Co, general store.
Edwards I) L, general store.
Kvaim E^viiii C, Hardware and Black-
smith.
Evans O D, carpenter.
Finlel Bros tt Patton, lumber, grain and
exp agt.
Goll Ludwig, wagonmaker.
GriflUh James, meat market.
Heugiu Jacob, sliocmaker
Jones C K. railroad and tcl agt.
Proctor James, woolen mill.
Schwinn Mr,s Gei.rge, hotel.
Steckles G, saloon.
Weston G. Hour mill.
EleciriG Lij^ht snd iJotor Plants li'^l';'st^''"'^r;;,,:;';:^^^:^::'^ r' '::
loKins Free. jri.,Il> .\.Mj:.J.\f:, 2v!j A\ >•.! A
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Shorthand and f^j^ggn gay Busjness CallGgs, V::^:^^'^>^t:^'^^
rnting at tne Ij cousU. J. .N.UcCL.NN, rreslileut. K. F. OIISTAL, secretary.
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GENEVA. Walworth count)', yn.ie
\.:i.ijid to Luke Gctieca.
GENOA. A village ou the C, R. &
N. liy and on the ^Mississippi river, form-
,rly known as Bad Ax City, iu Yernoa
t unty, 25 miles west of Viroqua, the
I'lunly seat and nearest bankins,' point.
ropufutioD, 400. E-tp., Am. Tci:, W. U.
Cailola B, saloon.
Iloyt &. l^iiliisier, General Store.
.'■U.iiti J P, saloon.
^I.irelli F, blacksmith.
Muiidsack C, waL'oninaker.
Ndtdrura Ole, shoemaker.
1 Mt Charles, grain.
liiley Wm, grocer.
Williams D il, coal.
iiabolio A, general store.
GENOA JUNCTION. A villr,.i;c- on
the C. it ?!. \V. ]{y, in Walworth county.
■-'0 miles southeast of Elkhorn, the county
Mat, and 9 southeast of Geneva, the near-
('■l hanking jioint. Population, J.'jO. Tel.,
\V. U. Exp., Aiu. .1. I. Copjicrsmilh,
postmaster.
.Vllen W H, insurance.
H&ckcr M M, blacksuiith.
lUcker J O, carpenter.
Benson B S, cheese mnfr.
liergerj M, well driller.
liestedcn Wra, live stock.
Hill B J, physician.
liorck Fred, builder.
Ihirgett Fred, blacksmith.
Carey J M, general store.
Carey J[ B, harnes.cinaker.
Catey & Besteder, Hour and feed mill.
•'rofs Bev (.Methodist)
'>t'luiiaii <; C, Priipr Junction House.
IJ.etrich Charles II, carpenter.
Faulkner .John, mason.
Fitzgerald Mrs Guslava, milliner.
y-ntr C R. justice.
<-;ilTord R L, flour and feed.
Gluver J 1', luHiber, lime and ccid.
''I'etz.e W C, druggist.
Uermance Bert, barber.
liuhnes Bros, livery.
•Journal, Luther G Riggs Editor.
•luiicliou House, C C Deliiian propr.
KqWit Barney, blacksmith.
^"'1 P 11, blacksmith.
'•'"her P,ros. coopers,
^'tidder X P, carriagemaker.
> iiiior Eli, general 'store.
•J liler Edward, car|ienter.
-^liHCr'fi AV .1 Sons, waL'onnmkers.
.Moore Jnhn, justice.
Moorehonse Geoige, live slock and hides
Xelsois .S C, Hardware.
Oalman Bros, creamery.
lU-cd H L, hides and pelts.
Rigcs Luther G, editor .lournal.
Boliow Lewis, shoemaker.
Simpson Mrs ilattie, dressmaker.
Spellman Rev II O (Conureiiational).
Sl>ic'e ^V J, Meat Marker.
Symonds A T, general store.
Torrance F N, hardware.
Troniblee Albeit, meal market.
Trow W E, justice.
Trow it Eastwood, furniture.
■Welton F II, railroad, exp and tel (igt.
GEOKGETOWN. A post village iu
Grant county, 21 mik-s southeast of Lau-
caster, the county seat, 3V from ivnio, the
nearest railroad station, and 13 south of
Plalleville, the nearest hanking point.
Stages daily to East Uubuoue and Platte-
ville. Population, 200. Mail, daily. ,1.
II. Cabanis, postmaster.
Cahaiiis ;Mamie E, music teacher.
<'altaitiM it Jones, General Store.
Curtis C: A, handle mnfr.
Eplelt .lohii, wagniinialier.
Epielt Mar)-, diessmaker.
Floriue JSichola.s, shoemaker. v
JelTery James, general store.
Nash ]\Irs ^^leli.ssa. dressmaker.
Pinch Joseph T, hotel.
Sallzman B F, blacksmith.
GERMANIA. A village oa the Me-
cau river, in .Maii|uetle county, .^ miles
northeast of Jlontello, the count)' seat, and
8 northwest of Princeton the nearest rail-
road station. Banking facilities at IMon-
tello and Princeton. Slau'CS daily to
Princeton and Monlcllo: fare, .'JO cents to
either place. Population, 2T.5. Mail,
daily. R. W. Parker, postmaster.
Cook Henry, hariie^smaker.
Germania Co. L-cncral store and live stock.
Farkrr II W, Real Estate and Land
Agent.
Philliiis E J, hardware.
Scovel S W, engines and threshers.
Scovcl iV. Phillips, farm impts.
Tcske Herman, bhu-ksmilli.
Warnke Bros, tiour and saw mill,
GERMANTOWN. Washington
county. .St'f Hnrklu'd.
Ctiicap fi Grand Iml Ry,
Palace and Dining Cars
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GEKMANTOWN. lu Juneau couu-
tv, '.I niiies nortiic;ist of Mausloii. ou the
C, .M. ifc St. r. Hy, iho county tesit. neiir-
est Imuking and sliippiusr V'0"it. P:ipula-
tion, 7J. iliiil, semi-weekly.
Priesuil/. V, blacksmith.
RuDJ-Ltl Wm. saloon.
GIBBSVILLB. A postoffice oa
r)iiioti river, in SheboyeHU county, 9
iTiilts south of Sheboyiiau, the count}' seal,
3J northwest of Of siburL'l!, the nearest
lailroad station, ami 0+ south of Sheboy-
iJHii Fall.^, the nearest l.anUini; point.
Population, l.jO. Mail, triweekly. G.
Leiisink, postmaster.
Brurc George, carpenter.
]_)e Bey Kev D G (German Reformed).
Iloenink II J, wooden sho"m>iker.
Kuowles John, cooper.
Knowk-s S, justice.
Luinmer-i G J, tlour and saw mills.
C>fnuii)Ii a, Generid Store.
f..iniiiis II, liotcl and blacksmith.
liO-3 Bros, carpenters.
Tc llonde J, slioeiuaker.
AVeusink S. wooden sliof-mnker.
Wisselink J, cheese mnfr.
GILE. (In the M.. I,. S. .'i W. and
Wis. Central roads, in A'-hl.'iiid county, 40
iiules southwest of Aslilaud, the jndici.al
seat, and Si from Hurlev, the nearuat bank
hieati.jn. Population, .'.00. Tel., W. U.
E. \V. ijteven.s, postmaster.
Carrigan T E, railroad and tel agent.
(■lark J \j, boarding- house.
Fifleld & Johnson Lumber and Improve-
ment Co.
^IcNcff Michael, boarding h ui^e.
rS3<ni!rc;i! SJiver S-!ii!»I»er <;o,
Geiicral Store and Saw Mill.
Uoborlson 0, saloon.
Rogers II T, lioardiuir house and saloon.
Ro\iso Alcvander. saloi>n.
i^levCMsl-; W, Ca.diier Montreal River
Lundier Co.
Swauson A: Curloon, saloon.
Tlionuis I'", saloon.
Ulveu L P, general store.
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GILLETT. A village ou the M., L.
S. ifc \V. Ry. in Oconto county, 'ZO miles
west of Oconto, tlie county scat, and ~0
from Shawano, the nearest lianking point.
Population, -MO- Tel., W. U. Kxp., U. S.
II. J. AValts. postmaster.
Borgraau Ernest, railroad and exp agent.
Burke James, physician.
Finnecan .Mfittliev?, justice.
f''oeIker E>a)iii.«, Saw Mill.
Gale J U, justice.
Gillett Albert, constable.
Gillttt R, lumber.
Hunter 2iichol;'s, sali>on.
JSoliii V \V, Hotel.
Klemp John, biacksP-iitli.
Laterman Louis, mason.
Lvkee IIan.s P, meal market.
IiSfSieiirie 4J ft. Grain.
Ohiu >.t Ileasley, saloon.
Swtin Joseph, ciieesc mnfr.
Wagutfit Laincr, blacksmitli.s.
^VnllN U .1, General Store.
Weber, Ruukle tt Co, general store.
GILLINGHAl^I. Ou Fancy creek,
in Richland county, S mile.s uortli of Rich-
land Centre, the county seat, nearest rail-
road station and banking point. Stosres
tri-weekly to Viola ttnd Richland Ceulre.
PopulutionlOO. Mail, triweekly. J. 0.
Truesdale, postmaster.
Benton Joseph, justice.
Francis .S .M, phyTioian.
Jauney it Son, feed mill.
Jones ,fohn. blacksmith.
Pickham H, justice.
Rineliart .lacoli, .^aw mill.
'Friif*<Iulc .»<►!(!! <>, General Store. \
GILMAN. A postoffice in Pierce
cotiuty, 15 iidlcs northeast of Ellsworth,
the county .seat and nearest banking jioint.
and 10 south of Woodville, the nearest
railioad slatiiMi. Population, TjO. Mai:,
tri-wcekly, Elias .leuson, postmaster.
ri.irman ]) C, justice.
J'fii^on 15, Bliiclcsmith.
Kji.'Imo E J, carjicnter.
M.idsou C. mason.
Mathi^on Bros, saw mill.
Ma\i;ood J B, justice.
Vanosc Peter, saw mill.
GILMANTOWN. A village on Elk
creek, in Bulfalo county, 'JO miles north-
east of .VIma, the county seat, and 8 from
Mondovi, the nearest railroad station and
banking point. Stages daily to Alma and
2\londovi Population, loO. Mail, daily.
J. W. Howard, postmaster.
Clark E H, druggist.
Cody G E, blacksmith.
Cody James, justice.
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;;-ohenbach A J, shoemaker,
.i.'.ccy Georjre E, geDtral store.
lioAvard J %V, General Store and Flour
Mill.
'.,i Duke Charles, blacksmith,
i iiiicer Chris, hotel.
GLASGOW. On Black river, in
innipealeau county, 28 miles southeast
t \\'hileliall, the county scat, and 'J cast
I I Galesville, the nearest sbiiipios and
' Hiking point. Population, In. .Mail,
■ .mi-weelily. 11. !M. Crorahie, po.straaster.
('rouil)ic II JI5, Aijricnltural Implc-
lueiits. Wagons and Sorghum Mufr.
'' lin.son Hans, painter,
is'imperud Jl O, slioeniaker.
i;;bby Richard, soryhum mnfr.
^■uib Die O, sorghum nnifr.
GLEWBEULAH. A prosperous vi!
.ii;e on ilullet river and on the C. iV; 2s.
W. Ity, in Sheboygan county, -0 miles
■jiirthwest of Shcl;oygaD, the county scat,
iiid G from Plymouth, the neare.it bank
' cation. It contains Catholic ami .Mi-IIi-
••-list Episcopal churches, a high school and
'I L'rist and sorghum mill. E.xp..Aui. Tel.,
*\ . U. Population, 2.JII. .James J'.. Weaver,
"osimaster.
Arnold Itndolph G, shoemaker,
i'lrher Milford, carpenter.
Harbor iTBjrosi .g. Carpenter and
School, Ollice and Cliurch Fiirnilure;
_ School and Ollice Snpplie.f.
i'.iuinan Ern.sl, meats and live stock,
'■jeiicdict Joseph, blacksmith.
'I'ahl Gustav, harnesMmaker.
'■'dull Thomas S, general store.
<'atr Louis, cheese mnfr.
;'<ilil Louis, blacksmith.
''"ley ,1 F, railroad, e-\p and tel agent.
ii'.h AVui, cheese mnl'r.
';i'-;niau Peter, shoemaker.
'■^I'n House, Leitrh G lIunihM' pronr.
'•lenbeulah Cornet liand, Jh"ron j" Barber
' leader.
Graves Men itt W, apiarist.
'[■yn Khvard, hotel.
^ ek'i Frank, apiari-l.
Iloelireiii BBoiiry IB, Hardware,
Stoves, Tinware, Paints, Oils, Glass,
Lim\lier, Sash, Doors, Blinds and Cirain.
"I'I'le L, pocket book and bruMi mnfr.
'u'ltley Leigh G, propr Glen Hou.^e.
I •••denberger Fred D, farm inipls.
I •'uer & Weber (Herman Mauver, Henry
• ^Vfcber), general store.
Metzger Albert U, station agent C & N W
Ry.
Jletzger Michael, flour oiill.
Monk Mrs liatlie, milliner.
O'Dell Otto, wagonraaker.
Rockwell John T, carpenter.
Rockwell Mrs John T, dressmaker.
Rodden Michael, house mover.
Russell R C, physician.
Schactler Mrs George, carpet weaver.
Shunke Miss Anna, dressmaker.
Sinz Wm, saloon .
Stone JIrs Silas, carpet weaver.
Sultze Hermann, furniture.
Syron Edmund K. CHrj>enler.
Thackeray Joseph, cheese mnfr.
Volquarlz Helena. dre.~smaker.
Weaver Charles ii, jihysician.
Weaver Mrs ('■ II, nnis:c teacher.
Wcinor .H:iiue-«; K, General Store and
Insurance.
Woodv/ard Hev J V,' (Methodist).
GLENCOE. In Buffalo ccmnty, 2.-;
miles southeast of Alma, the judicial seal,
and 7 from Arcadia, the nearest banking
and shipping point. Population, 75. ."Mail,
semi weekly. P. Waters, postmaster.
Faulds Hneh, justice.
Jackson Walter, blacksmith.
McCabe -lohn, carpenter.
SaiUT Will U, Flour Mill.
Smith John, carpenter.
GLENDALE. A postoffice on the C.
& N. W. Hy, in .Monroe county, 29 miles
soulhia't of Sparta, the county seat, and 4
uoitbwest of F.liov, its banking point.
Populaiiou, IGO. E.xp. , Am. ilail, daily.
T. P. Lyon, postmaster.
(^hceney J IJ, liarnessmaker.
(,'url D A, cooper.
.lohnson Leonard, lawyer.
t^j'oii .Biii'U"« BJ. General Store.
Moon H J, iu..tice.
Kiiiold AmlVew, blacksmith.
Richardson t.'harles, carpenter.
Street A, carpenter.
GLEN FLORA. A village on Deer
Tail cieek and on th(! :M., St. P. & S. Ste.
SI. Ry, in Chippewa county, ,jO miles
northwest of Chippewa Falls, the judicial
seat. E.\p. , Am. Population, .';.'i. E. A.
-McLennan, postmaster.
Brand Bros, charcoal innfrs.
Buck E E, saloon.
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Glcii riora yitifix Co, General Store
and Saw Mill.
Otis O K, hotel.
GLEK" HAVEN. A village on the
Mississippi river and on the C, B. & is'.
Ry, in Grant county, 22 miles west of
Lancaster, the counlj' scat, and 3 norllieast
of Guttenbcrt;, Iowa, the nearest bankini;
point. Population, 200. Tel.. W. U.
Exp., Am. J. C. Knai>p, postmaster.
Barr Frank, liverj'.
Baumer J H, blacksraith.
Bennett A II, jiislico.
Bcrge K A, railroad, e.xp and tel agent.
ISkSwell J W, Grain and Steamship
Agent.
Craig C G, hotel and livery.
Dortland Bros, lumber.
Ennor John T, Suloon.
Grandrath Henry, saloon.
Graiil 11 II, hanie-smaker.
Ileiza Chris, shoemaker.
Hcnning Con, constable.
Kaiser L, blacksmith and wat;onmaUer.
Kldd Joocph S, carpenter.
Kipper M E, general store.
Klindt, Geigcr it Co, ,i;enoral store.
Kiiapp John C, Geucial Store.
Jlok Henry, saloon.
Jlok ik Barr, machine agents.
Bamsey Jlrs, hotel.
Tate Frank, grain.
Willras Joseph, painter.
Young T M, nurseryman and justice.
GLENTrlOEE. A pnslollice in I'.rown
county, 12 miles south of Green Bay, the
count}' seat, 8 southeast of De I'ere, the
nearest railroad station and banking iioiut.
Stages semi-weekly to I.)e Fere and Mani
towoc. Population, (10. Mail, semi-
■woekly. John Dougherty, postmaster.
Boclk Wm, carpenter.
Doherty Cornelius, lawyer.
l>oi!t.-hcTly .^oJiii, Gem-ral Store.
Sangcrnian Charles, geni;ral store.
Seeverson Olc, carpenter.
Zimdara Ferdinand, carpenter.
GLENWOOD. On t!io Vv'is. Central
Line and on TilTany creek, in St. Croix
county, 3fi miles nortiicnM of Hudson, the
seat of justice, and 20 from New Hieh-
inond, the nearest banking point. Popu-
lation, 1,500. K.\].., Am. Tel., W. U.
P. Gates, postmaster.
Ayers & Taylor, livery.
UuUlwiii il J. Real Estate.
Billingsley Mi.'-3 A, stenographer.
Booth ifc Co, meat market.
Cliff M y, hardware.
Ddwley E K, booi;s and stationer}-.
Ellis J V, meats and justice.
Fickes II C. physician.
Flemmiagtou A J, barber.
Gates F 1, druggist.
Gates E*, Pby.sician.
Glenwood Cornet Band, John Ro'unsot:
leader.
Glenwood Mnfg Co, hub and spoke mafrs.
Goodwin M P, physician.
Henderson J R it C'l. general store.
Johnston, Syme ic Baldwin, general store.
Johnston Wm jr, hotel.
Knowltou G F, justice.
Lantz C T, furniture.
Nourianca House.
Pettit &, Zak, tailors.
Phillips House.
Pittard & O'Donnell, meat market.
Salscheider P, carpenter.
Schuster John, hotel.
Simons Bros, hotel.
Spencc W B. restaurant.
TuUlc & t.'ooUi, Livery.
Wheeler J H, furniture.
Whittakcr F C, railroad, exp and tei agt.
GLIDDEN. A village on Ihe Wiscon-
sin Central Line, In Ashland county, -It
miles southeast of Ashland^ Jbt. ^ii:>-la!
scat, and 20 from Fil!eld,the nearest bank-
ing point. .Mineral, hardwooil and farm-
ing lands of the best grade are in abund-
ance in this section, and are being nipidly
settled up. It contains Baptist, Caiholic
and Lutheran churcln-s and a i/iaded
school. Exp.,N. P. Tel., W. U." Pop-
ul.atiou as per census, 225. George .'^l.ll,
postmaster.
Baker House. ^Irs J R Swan projir.
Bradley Charles M, druggist.
CliijipcwH House, H S Taylor propr.
Dcnuirs Jerry, jiroor St.ir Hotel.
Fries Joseph, blacksmith.
Oerhardt Peter, s.il(.on.
(ilidilen House, .lames Havton propr.
(rlidden Lumber Co (G il Kern, Edwin
Foster, Charles JlcCuHi', Georce ilc-
Leod).
Gohring Fred, meat market.
Hart Lawrence, saloon.
Hart Michael J, justice and hardwari'.
Huyton James, jmipr Glidden House.
£Si!r4l Or.siii W, Dealer in General ller-
chan(li--e.
Jensen Charles, sec school board.
Shicap & Grand ]ml Pij,
The Favorite Route E?.st
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;arn George H.cgt Val Blaiz BrtwinL' Co.
;;:nL' Josiah A, generai store.
iiliiie Cliaric* W, Salooc.
Le Velle Kock, saloon.
I.Hwler & Becker OVm Lavrler, Joseph
Becker), meat market.
I.oiselle John, liarber.
?-IcQtieeri Thomas, saloon.
Nc'.son Price, pvopr Union Hotel,
rkhatzka Frank, raiiroid, esp and tel a^t.
xhwemhftgea Adoiph, restaurant.
.~.); Carl L, tailor.
Sell GeoT'jc, Postmaster and Surveyor;
Dealer in Itebl Estate. i-Ste 'idi\ liloic.)
.-:ar Hotel, Jerr)- Demars propr.
>wan Mrs J K. propr Baker House.
T£.j!or Henry 5, prcpr Chippeiva House.
T vrn Hall, Corceliiis Gilles mnsr.
I'nion Hotel, Price >-'elsou propr.
''Veibler Jolin, saiion.
^Ving Nelson J, shoemaker.
GLOBE. A reccnth- established post-
cHce in Ciark count}'.
GOLDEN LAKE. A postoiScc in
Wsuktsha county, 10 miles -vvest of Wau-
'<-:sha, the county seat, 4 northwest of
I'ousman, the nearest railroad station, and
^ south of Ocouomowoe, the nearest bank-
ire point. Stages to Oconomowoc; fare,
T5 cents. Population, 90. ^lail, daily.
L.-Dst Schwager, piostmaster.
SCr.-.hn Cheese Co.
>i.liilliijg Rev (Lutheran).
''flnv!';jcr Kriisl, Blacksmith and
Farmer.
GOOD HOPE. A postofBce on the
^! it N. ]{. K., ill Milwaukee county, .3
".I'es north of .Milwaukee, the county .-eat
"''d nearest liankinc point. Population,
•■'3. Slail, daily. K. Laun, postmaster,
•'•-uer Wm. blacksmith.
J.iuiii triKloIpIi, Farmer.
-'•'i-~o\v Hcnrv. saloon.
^:M''i'lon .J U" juitlce.
GOODTEAE. On the C. M. .■; St.
P. and G. X. it N. roads, in -jacksoa coun-
ty, 2? miles from Black Eiver Falls, the
iudicial seat. Zsearest bank at Tomah.
Pupulation, 250. Mail, daily. Charles A.
Goodyear, postmaster.
Barrel I. James, justice.
Blair Hueh, supt G ^" A N K R.
Decker W. engineer.
Gahe Adam, supt iOeging.
Goodyear Cljarles A. General M^i^a-
ger G N i.t X n R.
Goodyear D A ..t C A. sa^v mill.
Hanson Xels, blacksmith.
Johnson Peter, hole!.
Jlueller Frank J, senera! store.
Peck AVm, supt est mill.
Kiley T O. railroad a.re3l.
Yackel Philip, constabli.
GOBDON. On the C. St. P., M. A
O. By, in Douglas county, at the conliu-
tncc of the Eau Claire and Upffr St.
Croix rivers, 41 miles south of Superior,
the county seat and nearest banking point.
Population, 100. Tel., W. l". Esp., Am.
Gordon A. ceneral store.
GRAFTON. A prosperous villsce on
thi; .M it N. K. R.. and on tijc Milwaukee
river, which furnishes excellent power, ia
Ozaukee county, 2.") miles from yiilwaukee /
and 8 southwest of Port "SVashicjlon. the '
seat of justice and location of the nearest
bank. Population. 500. Tel., \V. U.
E.xp., Am. F. L. Adams, postmaster.
Ahlers John, town clerk.
Ahlers Nicholas, apiarist.
Back tiforuc,' Boots and Shoes.
jJehrcns llcrinan, apiarist.
Broda AVm. tailor.
C^ausinj Gustav, carriagemaker.
Cr.-iuier Joseph, photoirrapher.
Dcrwald &, Co. general store.
Dickerman C L, Justice.
Edwards Sherman, prin public school.
Egey Miss Frcilericka, milliner.
GeriHch Chaiius, cheese mn::.
County SO Five YO^Jcr Ashland County
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"..-Ill ohet-rfunj- aa.-wert'. A.i.!r-.>;. <;LIDDKN, .\>Iilniid Co.. W'Ss.
Ican-?:ea'i aid S'.;i:? Lar.,!s l^atec. Lo^ Pri.-'>«
■?.! Ka:!road L:ind<. Inquiries
llM/» ri ^ ■ I 11 In need of Itviialrliii:. our Facllitiei are ilic lifi.1.
iUn^ hf^n^THn Choke llorin^ :, sp.cl.illr. J" H N TX ITM r !l C. C N
-Wllw lllu[iaM wUl CO., -7.: Wc^l Uau-.- Mrcot, .mlwaukeo, Ul..
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Grafton Milling Co, flour aud grist mill.
Griiftoii ■\Yorslc i Mills.
Graml C'uutr;il Hotel, Mrs Huebschen.
Ilalilcli Mr^ A, fruit :inii confectioner.
e9iiriii>< lYctlerk-U ly, General Store,
Iiisunuice anil Notary.
Huebscheu Jlrs.propr Grand Central Hotel
.lanscn !Mrs Anna, saioon.
.luiip Valentine, prupr 'iViECOiisin House.
Kalli Alberl, blacksniitl: and hardwfire.
Koeiiiij .John, news dlr and carpet weaver.
Koelterer George, mason.
IColilwey Frederick. ai>iarist.
Koldwey Henry, blacksmilli.
J^Ieyer Anllinuy, builder.
iMeyer Oscar, meal market.
WiUviHiiice Falls Iviiiie <;<>, Lime
Mnfrs.
HUnlzlair Cliarks P, apiaii^l.
Mueller Kdward, L;i/neral store.
Peters Clnrles, blacksmith.
Ploejjer AuL'USt, barnessmaUer.
ScUeft Louis, carp.enter.
Scliinidt Ferdinand, linner.
Schmidt I'rank Ji, railroad, express and
tel atrent.
Schmidt Mrs U H, general store.
Niiiioii''« BBolfl, .J.ilin H Simou I'ropr.
\'ot'i; Kev Phili|) iCatholic).
WeliL-r Wm, brewer.
Wci'iicr Gotlhilf, \vai;oamakcr.
Wesemann Kev Frederick (I>ulheran).
Wieplving Christopher E. painter.
Wisconsin House, Valentine .lunc; propr.
GRAND MARSH. A post(.tUce in
Adama coiinty, 10 mih-s .=oulbcast of
Frien(Nhip, the county .seat. 10 ^vest of
Wcslfield, tlie nearest railroad station, aud
19 north of Kilbnjrue City, the ni:arest
bankinR point. Population, 100. JIail,
triweekly. Andrew PatiicU, postmaster.
C^avanaiiLdi Charles, blacksmith.
Gletiiier^l W. carpeDt(!r.
Eiii|>!i)i>!> V.'iji, lb;tel.
McClicsncy Kev .] H lOmgregational).
Smith E 1>. cooper.
\Voodard S S, watronmaker.
GRAND RAPIDS. A prosperous,
incorporated city in Wood county, of
wliich it is the judicial seat, on the G. C ,
\V. A St. P. Ky. The Wisccmsin river
divides it from Centralla, which is imme-
diately opposite, and is connected with
that city by a tine bridge which cost the two
cities uliout S'JO, OOO. The city contain.s a
flouring mill, a wuod pulp null, a fuundrj'
and machine shop, a brewery, a bank, a
ncwspajH'r, the Vi'>0'i C'^iintif li,-ror!,:T. a
firaded school, 2 churches, of the ^Meth ■
dist and Catholic denominations, and ■.'■>.■:
hotels. The principal shipments are flour
farm products and cranberries. St.ip' -
serai-weekly to Friendship. Tel., W. L'
E.\p., Am. Telephone connections. P, -,
ulatiou, 1,800. Fred W . IJurt, postma-te'r.
Arpin John, lumb:-r.
Baker George W, furniture.
Beadle Miss Cora, dressmaker.
Belauger Mxs .Mary, dri-ssmaker.
Berrard .lohn, sahmn.
Bcyerle Kev Charles (Catholic).
Billmcier Fred, saloon.
Bitner Kev (Lutheran).
Bodetle Edward T, shoemaker.
P.o;;oi;er ."\Iicliael A, furniture.
Eo.;u--!awsky K & Co.proprs Central Hoi;se
Bookhin .John Y, laundry.
Bri./.i-ioi Stephen, barber.
Brown Wm. house mnver.
Brown & Ketcham (Wm Brown, Edward
Ketcham). ice.
Kurt ri't'il \V, Postmaster.
Calveit Tiio}uas, iiainter.
Centra! H<'use,ll Boguslawsky &Coproprs
Compton Henry H, proccr.
Complou Xallum L, bill poster.
Copehind k Vaui^hau (Cecil A Copelaad,
Byrde M Vaughau), lawyers.
Coicoran Wm, siurveyor.
Crawford Albert B. dentist.
Crotteati .Tasiier, ret;ister of deeds. ;
Dahlke Win F, masou. '
Dahlkeit L)amil7. iGustave Dahlke, Charles
Damitz), saloiin,
Daly C E Sc Co (Charles E and John Da!y\
meat market.
Daly John E it Co (.Tohn E Daly, Daly &
Sampson), drui;;!;isls.
Daly & Sampson" (John Daly, Henry A
Sampson), lumber mnfrs.
De Grandpre Henry, physician.
Donaldson .Mrs Abbie E. milliner.
Dueas .losepb L, evp and Icl aL'euf.
Edwards Hc-nry &- Son (Henry and lleniv
jr), livcrv.
li^mraous >;el.=on E, jeweler.
Farrish John, lumbtr.
Farni.h K.bert & Bro U^obert aud Jl-Iic).
general store. *
First Nati()n.al Bank (capital, .■s.lO.OOO), J H
Witter pres, F J Wood cash.
Fontaine Albert L, publr Wood County
Keporter.
Fournier Louis, b.irber.
Freeman Josepli W, grocer.
Fritz Bros (Herman and Louis), saloop.
Galiler .Vus, plasterer.
GahUr !'"'ri'd, plasterer.
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Loa k W t;i Lai
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Leipoi!
Architects and Superintendents,
X. n. tor. of Grand nud V.. M^iter Sts., illLWAUKLL.^TIS.
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jiartliier !>.^ Gaynser (Georse H Garil-
;ar, Jobu A Gaynor), Attorneys-at-Law.
(Ir.uwiich [leiiry F, saloon,
i; rdoii Jliss A Miilvina, milliner.
; iiii^LT Charles, cranberry dealer.
Cianil Unpids Flourinc ^lill Co.
Jrund Uapids House, JIrs Jlicliael Slattery
I.ropr.
;;My Orrio, clerk of court.
•'^T^iii Wm, cunfecLioner.
M:iMra Mrs John, general store,
l! i^l)roiick .loiseph U, blacksmith.
Matliiiwny 8-«(rcii'xo, I'ropr Witter
IIi'jso ; First-Class Livery in Couuec-
lion; Three Lanje Sample itoums.
'I'.ljert J Orson, photoi^rapher.
Mcr.-chlfcb 11 August, baker.
.in.>pL-r \Vm, county clerk,
!I"U!,'en Ole T, iiliysieiiin.
HiHiiinstoi! Oti'i^fiU i»a. Ilardwnrc,
Sewing Maciniie.?, Cutlery, Sportiiig
Goods, and Gun^nulU.
1 U 0 F Public Library, II A Herachleb
libiarian.
;vy \Vm F, ci;;ar mnfr.
.'Cline John, blacksmith.
Kiomer KIlis, pliotop;rapher.
Kniger Fred W, grocer.
KijMlz Henry, sheriff.
Auniz II ct Co (Henry Kuntz, Jacob Ariz,
Cliarles Smith), rar.^l impls.
I.ahreche James D, shoemaker,
■l.'iaouette Zoticpie, saloon.
Lord Jliss Louise, dressmaker,
l.ove Thomas, propr Union House.
I'Uiz Jacob & Bro (Jacob and David),
brewers,
'•ynch Edward, real estate.
Lynn Marvel, 'bus line.
l-v,)ii Robert W, horseshoer.
''•I'Caniley I'eter, mavor.
Mc('artby John, blacksmith.
jl'Uiiih Matthew J, merchant tailor.
jKnrold Louis J, county treasurer.
^'ii>ttni John, carpenter.
•'iI/Ljcr Burt, wagoumaker.
"■liller James, tail.Vr.
^1 tI David, tanner.
-Ni^sou C II 1% Co (Chris II Nis!;oD, Jeuc D
._ \'»'itter), fieneral store.
|'^riHau Charles E, general store.
1 itrick .t Mahonty (Jolm Patrick, Ed-
^ ward Mahoney), foundry.
I '•-■arson Harry K, books.
P| >neer Wood Pulp Co, G E Iloskinson
[Tcs, F JIacKiuuon sec.
' -l-eh Charles, grocer.
Vmke John F, carpenter.
, iiiainville i'rauk, liuuors.
_!'' ^''"'' ^- district attorney.
Ueardon Mrs Mary, dressmaker.
Ueiland Nicholas, meat market.
llowland George T, county supt schools.
Hurascy Albert W, confectioner.
Tiyckmen Mrs Wm H, notions.
Scott Wm, city treasurer.
Silber B rnhard, clothing.
Slattery .JIrs Jlichael, propr Grand Rapids
House.
Spafford, Cole & Co (Seth A Spafford.
David J Cole, Theodore A Leipke), gen-
eral store.
Staid Frank, city marshal.
Stohl ^ Kuntz (.Frank Stahl,\Ym Kuut?.),
harness.
Sweeney Horace, livery.
Thomas & Kuntz (Xicholas Thomas, Wm
Kuntz), saloon.
TurubuU Andrew, carpenter.
Union House, Thomas Love propr.
Wagner John, undertaker.
Webb Charles M, circuit judge.
Webb Miss Jennie, music teacher.
Wheeler Benjamin, saloon.
Williams George L, county judge.
Witter George F, physician.
Wiltor SEoiisf, Lorenzo Hathaway
propi ; Three Large Sample Kooms; First-
Class Ijivery in Coiuiectlon.
Wood County Hejiorter, A L Fontaine
publr.
Wood George N. real estate and ins.
Wood Waller W, druggist.
Woodwoilh AUner C, harness.
Wright Henry, mason.
Zenier Alexander, music teacher.
GRAND VIEW. La Fayette county.
See Lis!U:
GRANITE. A di.'continucd po:4oiru;c
In Wood county. Send mail to Dexter-
ville.
GRANITE HEIGHTS. On the C.
M.&Sl. P. Ily, in Miralhon county. U
miles from Wausaii. the judicial seat and
l)ankine point. Poiiulation, 100. E.\p,,
Am. Tel.,W.U, T. H. Thornton, post-
master.
Colin .V Uoliertson Granite Mnfg Co.
Tlioriiloii T E!, General Store, Piail-
road, E.xpress and Telegraph Agent.
GRANTSBUHGH. The county seat
of Burnett County, is pleasantly situated
on ^Vood river, at the terminus of the
Grantsburgh br. of the St. P. tt D. K. K.,
17 nules east of Rush City, Minn , the
nearest banking point, and 72 from St.
f^ilMul{8e SSL Paul Pij, r;;r:'Uesl and lloilh
s!
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Paul. Il Ims 6 chuicbes, a graded school, I
flouv and lumber mills, a grain elevator,
starch factor}', a weekly newspaper, the
Burneti Cuv.nly Senthifl. special and gen-
eral stores, etc. The shipments are grain,
produce, cranberries, etc. Tri-weeklj'
mail stage to St. Croix Falls and semi-
weekly to Wood Lake, Trade liiver, Alstatl
and Bracy. Population, JiJU. Exp., Ad-
ams. Tel.,"W. U. Simon Thoreion, post-
master.
Alilstrotii & Co. General Store.
Anderson Andrew A. resrister of deeds.
Anderson A ^I, blacksmith.
Anderson Canute, county commissioner.
Anderson John C, blacksmith.
Anderson ^Vm, justice.
Bradford James J3, saw and flour mill.
Burnett County Agricultural Society,
Francis O Oisou sec.
Burnett County Sentinel. G A Olson propr.
Butlrick \Vm G, cranberry grower.
Byrnell August, blacksmith.
Cassel August, county commissioner.
Chambers it O'Xed (John Chambers, Ar-
thur O'Neil), masons.
City Hotel. W >1 Uumery propr.
Dahlberg F G, county commissioner.
Erdtman Axel, veterinary surgeon.
Grantsburgh Cornet Band, C J Wold Idr.
Grantsburgh Starch Factory, Ole Ander-
son trcas.
Grtttum Ingebregt. l!i\Tyer.
Oii<ltn!in><uii Adoljiti, Cranberry
Grower.
JIalland Kev II II (Methodisti.
Hanson Barney, livery.
llickerson I Xewtou, clerk circuit court.
Hickerson Perry D, propr jlerchauts' Ho-
tel.
IlU'korsoii &. An<lcr«oii, General
Store and Lumber.
Hovdc ]Michael J, hardware.
Jacob-on C ,1, lunilior.
Jacobson Louis, carpenter.
Jensen Janu'S C, painter.
Johnson John A, vilbige clerk.
Johnson John G, county ilcrk.
Johnson Hev Paul (li;iptist).
Johnson Samuel, livery.
Kerliud &, Barter, livery stable.
Leighton Ephraim F, photographer.
Lindquist Louis, furniture'.
Lund Kev A (Svv'ediih Lutheran).
Jlaxwell Wm li, lawyer.
Means Daniel E, meat market.
Jlerchauts' Hotel, P D Hickerson propr.
Nelson Miss Tena, county supt schools.
Xewgard John C), county judge.
Olson Canute, justice.
Olson Francis O. county coranr.
Olson G A, propr Burneti County Sen! irc
Olson Thorstcn, druggist.
<>!soii &, Sla^cii, General Store.
Peterson Andrew, liour null, 4 mile; e.
Peterson C'harles F, carpenter.
Peterson John, waironniaker.
B'cttTsoii i'ctcr E. Furniture. Fli'.ir
and Feed.
Peterson A- Johnson, tailors.
Rice Thomas & Son, logs, poles and po.^;-
Robcy iilarion L, phy.-ician.
Rumery Wni .M, propr City Hotel.
Sheldon C M & Co, saloon.
Sjerbloni Ole, mason.
Slenborg Alexander, blacksmith.
Stevenson Charles, craidierry grower.
Slultz Rev Charles C (Lutheran).
TSi<>r«'>><)ii i«ii)ioii. General Store.
Torni'lom John. carpenli.T.
Trotiiiulcr EJros tV Wliitc, Lumber
Mnfrs. 4 miles s e.
Willianjs T H. railroad and tel agent.
Wold Carl J, painter.
GRANVILLE. A postoUice on Hit
C, JI. A St. P. Uy and on the C. & ^'.W.
Ry, in Milwaukee county, 10 miles north
of JIdwaukee, the county seat and ne-ire,-'.
banking jioint. Popul.itiou, loi). Tl'1..
^\'. U. Exp., Am. J. E. Standi.-h, post
master.
Badger State Brick and Tile Works
Baroat ,1 G. wngonraaker.
Bliesener Frederick, blacksmith.
Bliesener John, painter.
P>eligen A, undertaker.
Entrel W G, Am Exoress asent,
Graff it Sucke, blacksmiths.
Krueger Albert, notary.
SliiiKiish J Si, Flour and
Railroad Agent.
Steinmetz Jacob, hotel and saloon.
Tennesseu J J, general store and saioor
AVaechter David, general store and hot
Feed
GRANVILLE CENTRE. A vil-
lage in Milwaukee counl\% 10 miles nortii-
west of Milwaukee, thi' ounly S(;a!. and 1^
from Granville, the nearest railri'ad •■■a-
tion. ililwaukee is the nearest banUinsr
point Population, lOO. Jlail, daily
Thomas Bulkr, postmaster.
Aounon .\nton, shoemaker.
ICulIi'r 'riioiii:i<>, Farmer.
Gengler John, cheese mnfr.
HofTelt John P, cheese mnfr.
July Rev (CatholJcV
Klehr Peter, general store and saloon.
Ctiicap S Gfand ]mi
The Favorite Route tast
VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
r'
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^l., .niLWAl'ItlJH, 1VI.S. \V. S. CiMiKK, Stale
Hrancli
l«,Ol)0,iHH). I <»tilco, -HO ?lii««ukoe
Agent. WAI.KKU liUCKNEU, (ien'l Manager.
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Aielir & Beaurefiud, saw mill,
.-^linbert Wm, blacksmith.
GRATIOT. A stirring villac;e ou tlio
(".. yi. ifc St. P. Uy, in tlie sotiliieastcrn
•i.irlion of La Fayt'tte cuiinty, li miles
r'li'.liea-^t of Datiiui^toD, tlie stat of justics
!.\)i\ nearest IjaiiliiiiL; point. It coutaiiis 2
:! itir m''.!s, 2 cbiirclie?, a giadeJ scliool aud
-iveral stores. ^Vnlf cret.k and Pecatouica
rivtr farni^li ample water power. Exp.,
Aiiams. TeL, W. U. Population, 3o0.
M, P. Kennedy, postnia.ster.
.\niondson Loui.i O, lilaeksmitli.
llnniparger Martin, slioemaker.
Sioylc l>CH!!i'», Restaurant.
Iwiif;^ Samnel G, lioai diu;;; lionse.
Kache Robert, barber.
Calvert John 11, railroad and exp agent.
<MaipbeIl Burt, prin of schools. ,
(.'"bins & Doyle (.lolin Collins, J^Iichael
r>oyle), general store.
<'n;;ia3& Son (.lolm and James), hardware.
Croak Piev P (Catholic).
I'oring Henry, liverj'.
U.iring & Co (.lonas notiiiir), llonr mill.
(ilobe i'Solel, Mrs Mary A Jerman
I'ropr. (See cida, Ulon: )
llrutiot Cornet Band, ,lobn ."\Iarriolt Idr.
Gratiot Cicnniery Co, Henry Tipp pros,
.^Iichael Doyle sen.
Hi ton Elmer, barber,
■iarvis Marion, apiarist.
-loriiuiJi flSrsi ?3aicj- A, Propr Globe
Hotel. {S,r adr. bil»>r_)
•'"biison Martin, Hour mill.
Kelly James A, blacksmith,
iveimedy Jlatbias P, postmaster.
Ivenney Hat ley, lilaekamilh.
l.auterbach Peter, saloon.
i'.L'ary & Leahy (Michael I.eary, Michael
Leahy), s.doon.
'•'■mont John W, grain and lumber.
Lund, Quinn & Co (Carl Jf Lund, Tim-
othy E Quinn, Louis A Rossing), gen-
eral store.
McCauley John P, grocer aud justice.
Marriott Joiin, drui.:t;ist.
Mills Rev R T (Melhodisi).
IS'ixon John, restaurant.
>"uble3 Richard 11, physician.
Paulson Peter, shoemaker.
Powell Jatnes E, harness and furniture.
Rowe & Cain (J W Rowe, A P Cain),
meat market.
Woolworth Sylvanus T, apiarist.
GRATTAN. In Barron county, 20
miles fiom l!;irroii, the judicial seat, aud 7
from Pace Lake, the nearest hankiiu: and
shijipiug point. Mail, semi-weeekly. P.
Ilaughian, postmaster.
GRAVESVILLE. A village on the
Manitowoc river, in Calumet couuti', 1
mile east of Chilton, the county seat,
nearest railroad station aud banking point.
Population, 200. ,\Iail, daily. S. .^L
Crawford, postmaster.
Barber W, telegraph accnt.
Clieesemau Rev C P (.Methodist).
Cook C F, hotel.
<'l'a\vl<»i'«l S M, General Store.
Graves Jame.s A, saw mill.
Guntber Robert, wagonmaker.
Iio.^kill .lohn, ma^on.
Luther Charles, shoemaker.
Porter W A, railroad aud e.xp agent.
Sprague Henry K, justice.
Stiansky Anton, blacksnrith.
Sussenguth F & Son. bottlers.
GREEN BAY. The judicial seat of
Brown county, is located at the conlluence
of the Fox and East rivers, at the foot of
Green bay, llJl miles north of Milwaukee,
MARY A. JERMAN, Proprietress.
'"iewly Refitted and Refiiniislied. First-Ciass in Every Rsspsct.
<3-z^ufi,.moT,
Ifsiralile loeatii.ii f.ir Hol.'l. ' .\Ni., -27 iicivs of pr.p'rty, haji
percius are oiTcred at a l)ar«;iin. Write for pariioulars t.)
l---!i IVopc.i
nil Of till' iSluilkliiir- ana Wanv
II I on I 111- f.'rati.lllea Uivi-r. and is
.i.oiiii'll iiuprovtd. at e'linton, \Vi
MRS. .tlAUV A. JEinLVN, (iU ATIOT, WISCONSIN.
i^liMIOl,
luiiioirceiTPl ii z
IRECT ROUTE M(
to all POINTS
Olidahv DrotSiere, ^Pork and Beef Packers,
?lll.VvAli£EE, T^ISCONMN. \ AND PROVISION DEALERS.
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WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
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® «fl 198 porth nf Cbicrhni, 185 northefi^t of
i^ ^ Madison, anil 49 northeabt of Oihkosh.
^ 9 It is sepurateci from the ciiy of Ft. IIow-
"j yj ard by the Fox river, was first settled in
{J ~ 1GC3 by French mi.-sionaries and traders,
O ^ and is the oldest seltlement in the State.
§ It became a U. S. garrison in 1810, re-
n ceived n, villasre charter in 1808 and a city
■"SS charter in 18."J4. lirown county was or-
f'3 gani ;ed in \^2>'}. when the county seat was
„£^ located at De Pere, but it was removed to
gj'g Green IJay a few years later. The vicinity
has developed into one of the fine.st acricnl-
tural and grazing districts in tlie State.
The business of raising blooded horses —
Norman-Percheron — from slock imported
by I'. P. Kellogg, has been larsjely en-
•^rgs^caged in by him and others, bolii for
" "^ home and other markets. Exceptional
,.»« transportation facilities are offered liy the
^ 51. & X. i:. U., the C. ^c N. W. Hy and
tp the G. B., W. & St. P. 11. U The city !9
tA^the terminus of the Goodrich Transporta-
d3 lion Co 's line of steamers, giving two reg-
T^^ ular boats per week from Chicago and
bias Milwaukee, bringing a large number of
c^ pleasure s-cekers, be.~idc freight. Hart's
C?S iSteamboat Line, owned by a local com-
C/^ pany, run three splendid pa'^seiiL'iT boats,
^3 furnishing a daily line between here and
G3 JIacUinac and intermediate ports, includ-
JJ^i^ ing yturgeon Pay, Mnrir.ette. Mennmonie,
Kscanaba, Fayette, Nahma and Garden
*^ Bay, and connecting wilh p.'i>scnL'er steam-
'^^ crs for lower lake ports. Another line of
B^^ large freiirhting steamers plies between
(SS^ here and IJulTilo. The city enjoys a large
^ wholesale tnule in groceries, drug-:, crock-
^^^j cry, fish and other articles. S J. ^lurphy
& Sons have here one of the larg'.st lurn-
ber, shingle, lath and planing mill estab-
lishment:; in the ,8late. D. \V. Britlon
enipl(i\ !i about I.'iO n\eo in the manufacture
/'" of pork, pickle, syrup and fish packages,
his coo|)erage plant being one of the most
extensive in the country, rle sliij'S to ten
different States, induiling Missouri river
points, Minneapolis, St. Paul, and as far
south as New (Orleans. There are 4 large
breweries, mainifat turing beer which is
shipped to great distances. Two sound
•ESy^ ami reliablebanks. with an aggregate oapi-
^^ lal of •811)0.090, have universal confidence.
-01^ The hotels aie exceptionally tine and
E!.--« numerous, with prospect of a new summer
C^^ hotel for pleasure seekers. Several mineral
springs located here are becnminc famous
IitSsJ for the curative virtues of their waters.
^^ which are shifiped bottled and in bulk, and
[ir.iiii in the form of various pleasant drinks, to
ua
^.■5
all surrounding places The city and F;.
Howard are supplied with the pures! ' f
water for domestic use andexlinguishmen;
of fires by first-class water works, drawi;;.-
their supply from artesian wells aboi.t
1.000 feet deep The newspapers are !i;«
S^'ite G'jzitte (Republican, daily and week-
ly ),the^ifro.v( /<?( Democratic) an dX'£7-ii,-,/?,.
rnann (German), both weekly. The edu-
cational facilities are the very best. The
public schools are of a hi^h character, ar.d
JilcCunn's Business Conece is the leadi!;.'
institution of its kind in Northern Wiscon-
sin. It draws pupils from other States
and has a hiLrU reputation. There are also
numerous parochial schools, under Catho-
lic and Lutheran mann'.'ernent. The ca-
thedral and bishop's residence of the Cath-
olic See of Green Bay is located here, also
a Catholic orphan asylum. An Odd Fel-
lows' Homo has recently been purchased
and fitted up in good style. There are it
churches, embracing almost every shade
of belief. The citv'ls lighted by both gas
and electricity. Other manufactures are
sa«h doors and blinds. i2 estabiishmeais).
laundry and toilet soap, -carriages and
Bleiirhs. maclnnery and castings, 2 tlourieg
mills, 2 broom factories, spice milU. etc.
Stages in the winter connect with Sturgeon
Bay, Kewaunee and other places off the
nulroad lines. The as'-essed valuation ot
real and personal property is about s2.o0(i,
OOO. Population, 10,r,00. Tel., W. !.'.
Exp., Am. and U. S. Telephone connec-
tion. A. C. Robinson, postmaster.
Adams House, llenrv Watermolen propr,
209 N Adams.
Adrim'ens Arsene A L, jeweler, 320 Main.
Allen .Mi'S Anne, siipt prejiaratory dep!^
Green Bay Business College, 222 >•
Adams.
AlloiU'i': Iliiioi'itI "sssi-isitr t'o, .Joiepn
iloeilil Propr, .J.iseph P HoelTel Mn^-r.
302 N NV'-i'.hiui.'ton. (.'?-■ ndi:. p .;.r'.'.)
American Express Co. \Vm C Hinsdale
agent. 224 N Adams. •
American Hoii.vc, Frank VanKessel propr.
u e cor Washington and \Valnut.
Anlmuser PetiT. carpenter. 714 Miin.
Ansorjie S'^nuciic li. Fire. Life and
Accident Irisuraure, and Steamship Afft,
Citizens' A>ational Back BKig, residence
r)29 Pine.
Ansorge Kiliian, music tchr. 1001 Walnut. _
Arion Orchestra, Anton Kemich ningr.2li
N Adams.
Authorson Hans P, whol meals, 1 mie c.
Bader Jacob J, market gardener, 2ms e.
liicogo & Omnd I
.it A ii J t
Tli8 Favnrita Rol'Is East
VIA .N(.\U.41{.V r.VLL^.
GRE AND BUSINESS DIRKCTORT. GRE
,. JL \M A.
MANUFACTURER OF
kjXjUi J_jiii-iuri_j
Of bq Oosciiplion, Also, State M lieading fll,
I
JJ - ,-- , " D.V/.BRITTON.
■'■■-7 :. ,f'
'M}^
/'rfvs^-.
MAKES A SPECIALTY OF
PORK, PICKLE, SYRUP M FISH PAGXAGSS.
I Orders Solicited in Car Load Lots or Less.
I
i OFFICE, I^IILL mu SHOPS, FOOT OF F/iOIJROE AVEliUE,
CREEM BAY, - - Vi/!SCOnSm.
i
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ILll!;CIS CtllTFJiL I P,
Short and Direct
! Route from
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WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEi;U
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Bader Victor, saloon. fll9 Main.
Baker lEuiiry 15, Cash Kellogg Xa-
tional Bauk, SOI X Washington.
Bnker Janifs S, Abstracts of Laud
Titles and Ueiil Estate, 301 N Washing-
ton.
Bardouche John B, wood. 509 Helm.
BnrUiia>i<>eii &, Eintliawiiy (Henry
A Bariiiiausen, 0-car C Hiithawa}'),
Wholesale Coal, Salt, Grain, Hay and
Oil, w end Walnut Street Bridge.
Barlh Alois, whol liquors, 103 N Wash-
ington.
Earth llarlin, .saloon, 014 Pine.
Bartram Wni H, phys. 'JIT X 'Wavliictton.
Baschc Frederick W, nolions, 2'Jl X
Washington.
Basten Fmnk, grf^cer. IIOS !\!iiin.
Basteu .loseph. saloon, VJi.'j X Waslungton.
Bsiy C'iJy EHoiiso, Konrad Sillx-rsdorf
I'ropr, 100 S 'Washington cor Walnut.
Beach George J, liarlier 11^'J Muin.
Bo:>;iitioiil Tl>e, .Tosejih H Githens
Propr, cor Washington and !Main. (See
adv, p JIi7.)
Beck Hans M, drug.s, "12 X Washington.
Bcerntsen Henry, general store, 12'.31
Crooks.
Befay ct Du Chateau (Dennis Bef'.'ij'. lieon
A U Ou Chateau), pine lands, 32'.) X
Washinclon.
Bclauger Xoe, saloon, 214 X Washington.
Kell' Elarry r?J, Supl Milwaukee &
Northern 1{ K, cor Washington and
Crooks.
Beueng Miss .To^ie. drejsmakr, lll."i Main.
Bentheinicr .Joliu .^I, meals. M04 Ci'dar.
Bereudsen Bernard M, register of dei'da,
Court House.
Berendsen Henry T E, ins, 314 Cherry'.
Berens Fred.] F, general store, C'SjAValnut.
Berllc'^ .!o3iii S", Fire and Bnr>;-l;ir
Proof Safes, Vault triors and Time
Locks; Safe Opening a Specialty; Sew-
ing ilachines and Repairs. 107 S Wash-
ington.
Best~T Lyman, notions. 218 Pine.
Beth John & Son tlolin and Conrad), gro-
cers, 31.J X \Vashinslon.
Bidoul John, saloon, 714 Main.
Blieduiig Carl, drugs, 2I.'"> Cherry.
Boaler Edwin, whol tish,footof Washing-
ton.
Bone: G i.t Son (Gerhard and Henry), shoes,
312 N Washington.
Bosse Constant, saloon. 201 X Adams.
Boucher Conslant J, milk. U miles e.
Boucher A: Bellin (Peter J Boucher, Jules
Bellin), grocers, cor Main and ( Juinc}'.
Boulet Charles J, grocer, 431 Mason.
Braa<;ch Casper X veterinary surgeon
1200 Walnut.
Bradley Daniel P, hotel, 411 S Washing-
ton.
Brandenstein Wm A, tailor, 311 Clierr}-.
Braiiiis Aii:;ii>il, Architect and Super-
intendent, Civil JCngineer and Surveyor
and Insurance Agency, 220 X Washing-
ton.
Bruuns& Van den Break (August E Brauns
jr, ICdward Van den Braak), grocers, 2U'i
X Washington.
Brehnier Otto, mason, 0?1 Cherry.
Brett Misa Annie ]■], music teacher, 231 S
JelTerson.
Brcit lieu C, Physician and Surgeon,
Citizens' Nalioaal Bank P.ldg.
Ei'ice <i»fl;ivU'n js i;*. Fire. Life and
Accident In.-uranee; Belgian Consul for
\Viscousin and Minnesota; Steamship
Agent; Real I'state and Collections, 222
X Washington.
Brinneman ..V. EaymnkcT (Henry Brinne-
man, Martin Haymaker), hhicUamiths,
1311) Main.
iSri4Iiiclei A L & Sou CMrs Acnes L
and James W), Breeders of Hick' Grade
Jersey Cattle, Horses and Thorout;hlire.l
Berkshire Hol^s. 3 miles s, on \)v. I'ere
Boad.
Brill on J>avicl «% Mnfr and .'Ship-
per of Coopern^c of Every Descripliou;
also Stave and Heading .Mill ; Siierialties,
I'ork, Pickle, Syrup and Fish i\ackagc3.
517 N Monroe ave. [Sec aih-, p s;:-! )
I.irnmlcy Van Bureu, lawyer, 121 X Wash-
ington.
Brown t^ountj' Fair and Park Assn, Oom-
inick W Flatlcy f.ec, 220 S Wa'-hiiu Inn.
Brown (bounty Li' ine Asylum, John Cryan
supt, 4 miles e.
Brown County Poor Furni, James Jen-
nings overseer, 4A miles e.
Bruyere August, Hour, 324 .Main.
Bruyere Joseph, grocer, 1132 Cherry.
Budzis Michael, saloon. A'-^^'t Main.
BuengenerifcBui(.Vugust nH(ni'ener,Xich-
olas Bur jr), grocers. 117 X Washington.
Burkard Joseph, saloon, 217 Pine.
liuschiT Josua, dyer, 330 S Washington.
Cady FP'd C, lawyer, 20,5 N WasliiiiL'tou.
(■ampbell II Porter, nursery agt, \'-\l Van
Biiren.
Caron Ambrose, broom mnfr, C07 Jeffer-
soa.
Case John II & Co iJohn 11 Case, .losi-ph
Callahan. John AnJracsen), plumbers,
212 I'ine.
Ca-^ey Wm J. Irav auililor G B, AV it St P
R R, cor Adams and Pine.
North Star Iron Works. ) rnpadtr, .■.Onieuuls-Fnrlncers, MaoliinMs, Founders, nuIlcniKiUen,
PAHISIl 31ANIK,VCTI rtlSliCO. ' 31111" ri',-htf, •sn« Milniiuhinpry, llinini; Mnrliliif r) , CarlKs and llii:h
Ashland, - - Wisconsin. ^ Speed Entjlnes, Boilers, I'oirerTrausnilUini,- Jlorliinerj, etc. See p. (;
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, A. STRAUBfX.
J. H. EBELIXG.
iiiUiUildill laiiluiO
^■^SiresfD^.-.^ ~-i2£fC.^as^'' "*2ESiE:i»^ ^s>^
140 South V'Jashin^ton Street; - GKE^ETJ BAY, WIS.
SCHROEDERS BROS.,
SETAU, I)i;ai.i:i;s in
wiiolesad; and retail I)i;ai.ei;s in
IL^H^I^^,
f
Mf.
f M
Plastei of Palis
f HAIR
-•-^EEisr B..^-z-,
:4-'i! Oor. Madison and
^ Cedar Streets,
^vRT-iscoosrsziNr.
Office .1 1 actor,v:^i Lake St., .MiMVAiKtE, WIS. [3163! Irii!]rcv8ti Veiistian Blind's,
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WISCONSIX STATE GAZETTEER
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f* ''. J Cathedral Scliool, Sisters of Notre Dame
^^1, iu cliarcc, IB? S Monroe ave.
-^>' Cauwt-Dbtrgli3 Joliii 13. grocer, 210 MhId.
-f^ Cauwenberi^hs .Ji'Seph (Gustave and Jo-
fs^s^ fC'pli Cnuwenberghs), drugs, 210 N
^■^ "Wasbin^toD.
3 Cluusipion Sctli IV, Supt and Pur-
^"^ cbiioini; Auenl Green Bay. Winona A; St
Paid K U. cor Adams and Pine.
■ oH Cbarles Desire, erocer, 3111 Main.
g^J Cbnrlc.f House, Cliarles W Kederuan propr,
B2.,„ 112 S Washiuijton.
j-'-^ CbiCii^o & Xortbivcstern Ry, Henry .V
'^-^°' Raiious agl, w end ^Main Street bridt'e.
tESoi Cburcii Mrs Agres, saloon, 117 S "Wash-
ET'a iucton.
^La Cilizcst^' IVsiiiniial HsynU (Capital.
^.rs .'jlUO.UOO: Surplus, ;,-13.0ML/), Melzar V
RJ^ . Mtricli I'res, J;iincs 11 Elmore Vice-Pres,
\Vm I' Waguer Cash, Citizens' National
Bank Uldg, 123 N Wasbiuctou, cor
B Cbenv.
(i| City llaU. Ill S \Vashi;iLnon.
_. C'oel Kabi:in, salonn. :i2l! Main.
Ql Cue! F & Si.n (Fabian and .losepb S),
\^^ ciotbins, olO N AVatiiinglon.
«E«LJj Coffeeii AVellinL;tou B, phys. 913 Cberry.
^>5 Cohen Louis, dry goods, 207 N W'a'^bing-
■=* ton.
fgl Cointe Arislide J, plumber, 322 N Wash-
^ iugtoii.
^* Cons Alexander, saloon. -Ill) Mniii.
t>^ Convent of School de Notre Dame, Sister
BB!aa ]\l Leopoldine supeiior, IJiO S .Monroe av.
"^^ Convent of the Sisters of the Gunrl Shcp-
{f?= herd (French), cor Milwauliee and Madi-
r -^ sou.
^=* C«o!i-.s BI<»leI, P C Harlow Prnpr. cor
^Vashinglou and Clierry. {S,e udv, p
^ 34:1.)
^fiv ^O"^^ li ^V ■■^ l'''^' (Robert AV and .lames),
^j| saloon. 32;i N Washirs^'lou
O Cooke "Wm D. hdwe, 201 N "Washinirlon.
Conch Thr.mas, transfer, 212 Clierr\ .
Counard G\iMave, mason, 109 S Qnincy.
g».j^ Crane C'barles E, phys, 207 X ^Vaslungt()^.
C'^ Crinimins .lames, gn rer, \]?,A Main.
Cup George, blaciismith. U.Mil Main.
g^ft Daenis August, baker. 220 Pine.
ieSiJ Dagen Charles. 2d-hd gils, vr end Walnut.
Dan/. & Busch (llillmar Danz, .(acob
rfirtv Busch), stoves and tinware, 318 Main.
C^/3 Daul Charles, saloon, 820 Main,
De Both JIrs Mary V, milliner, 311 N
fn B Decker, IIoppeA Di^ckry (Edward Decker,
JrJ Albert lloppe jr, John K Dockry .,propr3
j^,,.^^^ Oreen Bay Advocate, 21(') Pine.
J- T3 De Cremer Cbarles, saloon, 223 N Wash-
«>3 inglon.
Chicago & Grand Tfunl( By,
l,*e Crcitior Florinn, Who!e.=aIe a:,,;
Retail Grocer. Flour, Feed, Crockery,
Eic, 316 N AVashington.
De GrandtiasDage Pascal, mineral paini.
322 N Washington.
De Greef Joseph, market gardener, U tn e.
Di g oot Hcnrj', ."^aioon, !)2^ .Main.
Degroot John, blacksmith, 13112 Main,
De Laporte Mrs J, clothing, 21S N Wash-
ington.
Dervral xVrnold C. general store, 1000 Main.
Desnojers it Du Chateau (Frank J Des
noyers. Frank .7 B Du Chateau), horse
breeders. 32'.i N Washington.
Destiehe Theodore, gen store, Robinson.
Dewan Mrs Eugenie J, furn, 223 Main.
Dickinson Charles M, pianos, 231 Fine.
Dickinson Mrs C M, arti't, 231 Pine.
Dickinson Miss Mabel C, music teacher.
522 .Monroe ave.
Dielz George, barber. Ill N 'WashinEton.
Dittmer Ludwig F \Y, saloon, 31',t N
Adams.
Dittmer Wm, shoemaker. 1008 Main.
Dobry Adam, saw mill. 1)01 Main.
Dorn Aliinzo L, ningr Standard Oil Co, 201
N Adams.
DouviUe et Basche (Charles W Zimmei-
man), shoes. 3i)9 N Washinuton.
I>ri!>«'r»!l Jioliii, AVholcsale Lumber,
Lalh. Shingles, I'osls, Ties and Filing,
2J'.» S W.i-hinglon. (i'ec adv, p 353.)
Ducharnie's Orcliestra, Gregwrie Du-
charme leader, 2} miles s.
Du Chateau A (Mrs Fellcite and Frank J
I! Du Chateau), wholesale liquors, 3C?
N W^ashiugli-in.
Du Chateau Leon A R, real estate, 829 N
Wasbinglou.
Eckhardt \t Schunck (Oswald A Eck-
haidt. Charli-s Schunck jr), cigar mnfrs,
118 N \Va.sliington.
Ellis Miss Jennie M, music teacher, 222 S
Jellerson
Kill- .V :^Iorrill (E!ea//^r H Ellis, Carl-
ton i\lerrill). Lawyers, 301 N Washing-
ton.
Ellsworth Albert H, dentist, 200 N Wash-
ington.
Elmore James II, mayor, 229 Pine.
Elmore J 11 ic Co (James H Elmore, James
Delaneyi, ties, 229 Pine.
Engols Edward, city treas, City Hall.
Eugels Wm, saloon. 217 Main.
Eniiels >V Mohr (Edward Engels, Jolm
Mohr), .shoes, 20C. N WashinL'ton.
Erdman Albert, barber, 210 Main.
Fastry Wm, saloon, 329 N Washinirlon.
Feldliausen Mary A, carpet weaver, ITiOS
Cedar.
The Favorite Route East
VIA MIACAF^A FALLS.
GRE AND BUSINESS DIRECTOKT. GRE
347
PORTH.SCHMID&HARMAN
JlANUFACTL'liERS OF
C^ /€^^^ /^^^K r?^^\ r=:^> rsr^v r\ /-^^ rsm
p, (\}) {(y^ *S ^^ ^M /^^\ (i^ i'^
^^.^ V'tasi/ Vi-t^ U Lisa ii U ^"^4 N^as^i Lissa B
1 %
Cor. Jefferson and V/illow Stf?., - GREEPJ BAY, WIS.
\i ^
Corner of Washington and Main Sts.,
CSREEl^a BAY, WIS.
Newly Furnislied Throughout
2.00 PKR DAY.
J. H. GITHEriS,
Proprietorir.
ILllilOIS M\m I ?i
Short and Direct pijips pn
Route from ulJilmuUi
oUu
348
GRE
■WISCONSIN" STATE GAZETTEER
GRE
Fenwick Andrew, master mechnnic G B,
W & St P R I!, cor Adams and Piue.
Person & Gibbs (C P Fcrfon, Chester D
Gibbs), wholesale lumber, Citizecs' Bank
bldg.
Findeisen Bros (Louis "W aud Leon), hard-
ware, 313 N ^Va<^lli^2to^.
First it Krdmann (Edward First, August
Erdaiann), barbers, 313 C'lierrj'.
Flatley Dominick, livery, 2i0 X Adams.
Fouimann Miss Lizzie, music teacher, 221
S Adams.
Follett ,Mrs Rosamond, propr State
Gazette. IIU X Washinirton.
Follett AVm W, tinsmith,' Tltj Main.
Fontaine B & Sons (Benjamin, Raphael F,
Albert J and Arthur Bj, hardware, 218
Main.
Fox l{iver Soap Co (Nicholas Mover, John
Nick, Lnreuz Larscheid), 211) Main.
Frausscns John !M, harness, 22i> Main.
Freimann .Michael, hotel, 401 Main.
Fiemalcit Bodcrt (Frank Fremale, Henry
Boderl', lime, 702 JIain.
Friesp Gottfried, saloon, 223 Pine.
Fri.'-que Flon'nline, tailor, 222 3iain.
Froi-mke rrc'«I W, Ca.liier aud Aud-
itor Green Bay, A\'innua A: St Pdul It R,
cor Adams ami Pine.
Gaffney l-^dward, .'■heriff. Court Ifou-e.
tiusc" AlfVo<l U, Chief Cl.'rk The
Beaumont, cor Washington and .'Main.
Gaiie Colonel Ormand. "dentist, 221 N
Washington.
Oagnon .>Iax, barber, 12') N A\' istiinLrion.
Gallagher Edward, saloon, 121 N Wash-
ington.
Gass Loins, restaurant. 202 N Washinctou.
Gehr Frcilerirk-, saioon.SlSN Wavhini;ton.
German Comet Bind, Anton Reraich Idr,
219 N Adams.
Getts Jnliri .V, confectioner. 214 Main.
Giirler Jaco!), cigar mnfr, 312 Cheiry.
4jiilliiMis .9«>s<'i>!i SI, Propr The Beau-
mont, cor Washington and .Main. (See
Gonioii Napoleon H, farm impts, 413
JIttin.
Goodrich Transport.ation Co, 31 J McCor-
niick ugt, 220 Pine.
Gotfredson Bros (fjawrence and Benjamin),
baidware, ll.j"", .Mnin.
Gotto Joseph, saloon, 110 N Adams.
Grand Union Tea Co, Albert E -Moger agt,
228 N Adam...
Green B ly Advocate. Decker, Iloppe &
Dockry proprs, 2I(', Pine
Green Ji.iy, Ahnapee A- Kewaunee Stage
Line, Calligan it Pachmoud proprs, 4Ul
JIain.
Gs'COti Sliiy B»»incss i'oSleso, Jo'ur:
N ilcCunn Pres. Edmund F Quin*/
Sec, 222 and 224 N Adams. i.Sce rig!:'
top lines.)
Green Bay Business Men's Assn, Werden
Reynolds sec, cor Adams and Cherry.
Green Siiiy Carrimjc Co. Alli.r
"Weise Pres, Joseph lleliort Vice-Pri =
and Genl Mnir, Henry I! Baker Sec ani
Treas, cor Adams and Cedar. I.S--,' a'i-\
p Jo J )
Green Ba}' Cornet^^ Band, Florcntiat
Frisque leader, 222 Main.
Green Bay Dairymen's B lard of Trade.
Werden lioyuolds sec, cor Ailams and
Cherry.
Green Bay Dredging and Pile Driving Co,
Cnristian Seliwarz pres, Charles Burner
sec, 118 N AVasldugton.
Green Bay Gas Light :ind Fuel Co (capital.
:j20,000}, S.amnel D Hastings jr pres,
Carroll Collins sec, !lo Elm.
Green liaj- House, Patrick Penney propr,
cor Main and Adams.
Green Bay Musical Journal, G it R Kus-
termann pubirs, 217 N Washington.
Green Bay Planing .Mill Co, Charles
Schwurz pres, Linus B Sile sec, cur Ad-
ams aud Cedar.
Green Bay Public IJbrary, S D Ha.;;ieg-.
jr pres. A If lieyjinlds sec, cor Adams
and (.'iierry.
Green Bay Trombone I'lnd, Charles Mc-
Kenzie learler.
Green Bay Trunk Factory, Wm H Marvin
mngr, 212 Main.
riirceii £S:iy,^Vii!<»n:i A: 8! f'ani
R R.Samuersioan Pres (New York). Theo
dore Sturges Sec aud Treas (New York).
Scth W Champion .Supt and Pureh.asins
Agent, John 15 Last Asst Genl Freitrht
aud Pa.ssenger Agent, cor Adams and
Pine. {S,e nd<\ p SI.)
Green Bay & Ft Howard Electric Liiht
Co (caiiilal, .'s20,uO0}, Charles A Brown
pres, Carroll Collins sec, i\o Elm.
Green Bay & Ft Howard Water Works
Co (capital, s250.0(l0), Eli Marvin pre*.
Artliur (.'. Neville sec, cor Adams and
Cherry.
Green B.ay it Shawano Stage Line. Bay
City House, KiO S Washington.
Green Llay it Sturgeon Bay Staue Line,
Joseph i3auragartner propr, -JOI Main.
Green Bay it Two Rivers Stage Liae,
Charles B.aeon propr, 1141 ?>Iain
Greene &. ^'romjin ((^-orL'-c G Greene,
Chailes E Vroman). Lawyers, Keilogij
National Bank Bldg.
Greiuhagen Ferd. shoemaker, 12Ti'i >Li!n.
EleoiricalSiipp
i" fjr Telpiili.ine,
si<J<;-;Lii-ht. Ijtiiloiue
J iio W. -Water Sirept, .M ll.Wil Ki F.
i ISOOKKEEPF.ns, STENOGn.VPHT:ns, CLERKS and all hinds of wpll-tralncd
. , .111.0 Help Fur.ii^ijod B>i>in.»s Tt,, 0;'t5nn f:"!! n^icinocc Pnlhan «""■" I'«J-
•; nni Free ol <liai;re. Address «'•" i-iL^ull iJci) udwiiloiO U Jiio jU , ivisconsii'.
1 - =^
I GRE AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. GRE 340
P. C. HARLOW, Proprietor.
COR, lASHlGTCIl AilD CHERRY STREETS,
Opposite Cilizcns' Xational Bank.
GREErl BAY, - WIS,
JOS. .£^. "^v^:E]IL.31j:E:bv£3,
PROrRIKTOR
City Saloon
Thn VInest Dran.Is of
WINES, LiaUOF.S AND CIC-AES
In the Market.
GUA.Ml IliKl, LLNCII .SKU\ LD DAII.V.
224 i,Idin Street, GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN.
FRANK SNYIJER'S
-l-IIlST-( I.Ass
J u
-15 N.Adams St.,
kvii mn m\^
hbii mw DUu
1 ?\
w
liLi
GREEN BAY, WIS.
C'lincn /?( fVanfl Tri'n!/ P" "^^^^ Favorite Route East
^'Uloh^b (y UldlU Mbllll hv, VSA NIAGARA FALLS.
YOUHGiiEllWAilTED!
XlIK KnVANT Az STIt.VTTOV CSIICAfo
ct;jL,t.ii.\'r .sixi'A'i'ioxs.
350
GRE
WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
GRE
Grignon David H, justice, 311 2S' Wash-
ington.
Gronnert Frederick, pmIoou, 1273 Main.
Grossen Louie, salooa. 315 Main.
Hafr Rev Franljlin II (Episcopal). 419
Cherry.
i IlBSOiiici^tcr Ki'cwiiis: Co, Franz
H Haiceraeister pres, Al!)erl Ili-.gemeis-
ttr Vice I'res, Henry F ilageiiicister Sec
and Treas, George Scliober Supt, 310 X
Adatna.
' Ilogen Frank A, stone quarry, 217 N
Adams.
Hapgerty Ijros (Doniinick and James),
livery. Cf>r Washington and \\''ilnut.
llaH'Kzrii I., Jeweler, 205 X Wath-
inptou. iS't; ri'lo, p o57.)
Hambit'/.cr Joseph, stove.-;, 21S Cli.jrry.
■ Hancock J A, prin city schools, 43U S Jeff-
erson.
Handlen John J, soda water mnfr, 520 S
Monroe ave.
Ilannou John B, sa]oon, 110) ^laiu.
Harder Omar L, saw repairer, 227 Cberry.
Harlow S'rc-Soii i', Propr Cook's
Hotel, cor Washington and Cherry. {See
adv, p S'lO.)
Harris T E, tinsmith, 125 S Washingiou.
Hart H W & (' B Hlenry W and Clifford
B), grain and produce, foot Cherry.
Hart's J4tt'aml>oat S.inc (Gieen Bay
and Mackinac Linei, JIunry W and Cli-
fford B Hart Propra, Dock foot Cherry.
(Sec. (ide. p 350 )
Harteau David .M, architect, 515 Mtiin.
Harteau JIrs Emilie, music teachi.r, cor
JIadi!on and Chicau'o.
Hartiing Charles, hardware, 105 N' Wash-
ington.
Hastings Samuel D Jr, circuit judge, 810 S
Monroe avc.
Haupt George & Co ((Jeorge H Haiipt,
Charles W Uedemau). furuilure, loy S
Washington.
Elebrri Jo.'if|>lJ, VicePre.H and Ctru
ilngr Green Bay Carriage Co, cor Ailams
and Cedar. (Sre ad'\ p .•-',;,?.)
Hcnshall Rev James G (Moravian), 504
Moravian.
Herrmann John k Son (John and Cail),
bookbinders, 220 Pine.
Hess G B tt Co (George B Hess, Herman
A Wulter), flouring mills, 2 miles e.
Hills Mrs Louisa, harness, 112 N Wash-
ington .
i Hinks Mrs Katie, dressmaker, .328 Pine.
Hochgreve C it Son (Mrs Caroline and
August jr), brev,-eis, 3 miles s on De
Pere road.
lEociicI JJro« ^!ioc Co ('Joseph T'
and James I Hoeltelj, Bo(jls, Shoes a^J
Pubbcrs. 302 X WashinLrton.
Hoffman Robert, notions, 125 X Washicg-
ton.
Hoffman Wm, clothing, 22 1 X Washing-
ton.
Hogan Spencer C, barber. The Beaumont.
S!oilin?js\vortli J><5liii >», Veterin-
ary Surgeon, 111 X Washington. (.<V,-
adv. p 357.)
Ilnlmes Albert G E (agKt>,dry goods, 213 X
Wasbincrton.
ESojepe tS(»!>crt >V I!, Mngr J Hc.ppe,
.Merchinl Tailor, 227 Pine.
ILiuse of the Fathers of .Mercy (V'rench
Catholic), 413 Milwaukee.
lluber Bernard M, barber, 217 X Ad im=.
Huertb ,Ioliu J, cigar mnfr, 220 Pine.
Hummel jMrs Johanna, gloves, 210 Pine.
Huntington Howard J, county judge,
Court House.
n\)rlbut Frederick, wholesale oils, foot
Washington.
Huybrechts Ferdinand, .«aloon, 720 .Main.
Iverson Alfred M, sewing machine-, 320 N
"Waslnngton.
Jahn Frederick, wasonmaker, 1145 Main.
^atlii E^iiiiiiiKl 5", I'rufessioual Horse-
shoer, 215 S Washington.
Jansseu John L F, jeweler, 22S Cherry.
.laster August, gardener, 3 mlle.i e.
JoatiiiCM ISros (Charles, Mitchell and
Thomas). Wholesale Grocers and Proprs
(_'liam|)iou Coffee and Spice Mills, 114
IKJ and IP:! S Washington. (.Stv adv,
"PP )
Joannes Felix E. roofer, .nIO Crooks.
Jobeliua John, saluou, 1301 .Main and gen-
eral store, 1374 Main.
Johnson Clarence A, saloon, 129 X AVash-
i!'.:;lnn.
Jloiiiixon Jolii! S, Whr,lc3;rle Fresh.
Salt and Sni.ikcd Ki.^h and Oysters, 1213
.Main. iSy: adv. opp.)
Johnsim tt Havens (A Wallace Johnson.
Edgar X Havens), marbli; works, 310
Cherrj'.
Jorgeusen-Blesch Co (ltd), Jolin Ij Jorgen-
sen pres. Frank T Blesch sec, dry good-;.
305 X Wasliington.
Kalb Louis, meat market, 107 X Washing-
ton.
Kasparek Frank, grinder. IStu Main.
Kaster Ca.stor, tailor, 2o0 Pine.
Ka.--ter Joseph, bookkeeper Hagenieister
Brewing Co, 310 X Adams.
Katzer Ui. Rev Frederick X, lil«bop Gre-:n
Bay Diocese (Catholic), 139 S .Madi-
son.
ILLiilOIS CEIITSsL 1 1
Short and Direct
I Route from
cHiCiiGO, soyii
GRE AND BUSINESS DIEECTORY GRE
351
r"""—"
■^-^-.^-X
i^H
CHAMPION SI'ICES AKE STRICTLY PUI
CALL FOR OUR COMBINATION COFFEE,
U IN BULK. W IN POUND PACKAGES.
NO GOOI>S SOI,D AT KKT.VIL.
JOANNES EROS,, Wholesale Grocers and Proprs. CIiaiiipioD CoUce M Sficc
Ui, lie and lis South ^Vnsliiimtoii S(., tait^I^X BAY, WIS.
T. s. jroz-zn:Nrso3:T,
WnOLESAL?: I'KALEU IN"
Fresli, Salt and Sniolisd Fisli and Oysters.
J243 Main Street, CREEH BAY, WJSCOf^SIN.
iLLi!!0!H[;!TeUE,H
DIRECT ROUTE iinpTLjCpS! 10''^!/,
I to ^li POINTS in liU ii I 11 Lllll IJiiri
352
GRE
WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
GRE
IteMok'ir XaSioiiiii ISaiik (Capital,
s60,0UU; Surplus, soO.OnO), Rufus B
kellosg Pies, Wm J Fi^R Vice-Pres,
Henry B Baker Cash, 30! N Wnshinston.
Kellog.i; Kufus B, pres Kellogg :X,-iliODal
Bank and live stock breeder, 301 X
AVasliingloii.
Kersteu Very Rev Norbert, vicar general
Green Bay Diocese (Catholic), I'M S
Madison.
Killian John A, justice, 218 N Washing-
ton.
KiinSiall ,lI<tny.o. AVhole^ale ITeavv
anil ^helf Uardw:ire, H'G-lUS-llO >*
AVasliinsjlOD.
Kimball C harles T, musician, 420 S Jeffer-
son.
Kiitner Edward C, wagonruaker, 127 S
■\\'asli1i:L'ton,
Klaus' Hall, Valentine IClc^ges tnngr, 22G
Pine.
Klaus Mrs J & Son (Elizabeth and Louis
C). meat.*, 10:_',."i Main.
K[uii<!i S»liilij>p, Dealer in Real Estate,
Wall I'aper, Window Shades and Fancy
Goods, SCiO X Washintrton.
Klesges Valentine, saloon, 208 X Wash-
ington.
Knox it Wiiner (Wm Knox, Henry D
Wilncr), ?lioes, 200 X Washington.
Kocnig Mits Louisa, milliner, Mi X
Washington. '
Kuehl Bros (Herman and Julius), milk, 2
miles w.
Kurz & Xuss (Albert C Kurz. Wm W,
Nuss), photogrs, 21') N 'Wa'hingion.
Kustermann G & R (Gn.--tav and Robert),
pianos, 217 N Wasliin.;tiin.
Kj'bcr <;oorsc f\ 'I', .lunico of Peace,
Real Estate, Insurance, Steamship and
Collection Agency, 211 X \V,i>hine:lon.
La Bart Seraphim, general store, :'.0."? Main
Lackawanna Transportation Co, M J Jlc-
Cormick agent, 2211 Pine.
La Coquc Felix, plasterer.
La Court Autoine, sljo-s, 22^- Main.
Lander Warren J, lawyer, 100 M Wash-
ington.
Lnnil^iiiann Dcr, Lchmaun A'. Robinson
publrs, 222 N Adams.
Lust J<»Uu K, Assistant General
Freight and Passenger Agent Green Bay.
Winona and St Paul U R, cor Adams
and Pine.
Lau Pitv Clement (Catholic), rector St
Francis Xavier Cathedral, 131 S Mon-
roe ave.
Lau J A Sons (Jacob, Herman J and An-
drew H), milk, Oak Grove.
Lawler Edward, saloon, 2-7 Main.
Lawrence Philip W, saloon, 3-17 S Wash-
ington.
Leach Reuben G. vet surg, 112.j Main.
Le Clair Charles, ice, cor Chicago and
Washington.
Leccciue !^lrs Mary J, saloon, oOl Main.
Lefebvre Augus;line, grocer, .000 S Jeffer-
son.
Lefebvre Leojiold, grocer, 321 X Adams.
Lefebvre & Schumacher (John B Lefebvre.
John P Schumacher), furniture, 327 X
Washington. '^
Lehmann A & E (Alfred C and Eugene
W), stationers, 223 X Washington.
Lehmann & Rol)iuson (:Vnton C Lehmann,
Albert C Robinson), ptdilrs Der Lands-
mann, 222 X Adams.
Lcidel Herman L, meats, 1149 Jfain.
Leisch & Son (Margaret and Frank Cl,
grocers, cor Main and (.,iuincy.
Levris Frank L, physician, 228 X W'ash-
ingtou.
Libbey Oliver, ins, 200 X Wasliinglou.
Liebman Edwin, saloon, 21 miles e.
Liesse Gustave O, contractor, 421 X Mad-
ison.
Lindley Samuel, saw repairer, w end Wal-
nut.
Lindner Albert A E, tailor, 127 S Quincy.
Lochniann Peter J, shoemaker, 1205 .Main.
Longueckard Aliss Margaret, supt short-
hand auti type-wrilini; dept Green Bay
Business College, 222 X Adams.
Looze & Hoslet (.(ohn Looze, Desire Hos-
let), flour and feed, 230 Main.
Luckenbach John, jeweler, 310 X Wash-
ington.
Lueke AVm. county treas. Court House.
Lumaye Juks, tailor. 228 .Alain.
McComber John, millinery, 223 Cherry.
McCormirk Michael J, coal. 220 Pine.
McCormick & I'^lalley (Patrick McCor-
miidi, Dominiek W Flatleyl, coal, 220 S
AVashinglon,
Itlot'iimr* i'oiiiinri-4'ial SMideiil
(Monthly), J X .McCunn I'ublr, 222 and
221 X Adams.
UlcCiiiiii .Solin X, Pres Green Bay
Business (Jollege, 222 and 224 X Adams.
{S<fi liir/it top luit'f.)
AlcDaiuels P S. supt commercial dej't
Green B.ay Business College, 222 X
Adams.
JIcFayden Miss C Allle, iiiuaic teacher,
219 N Washington.
McFaydon Mrs Finley,
Washingtiui.
McGruer 'Alexander D,
\Vashin!;ton.
McKone James L, livery, 131 X Adams.
milliner, 219. ^t
lawyer, 307 X
Chicago 6 Grand ]mi Pij,
The Favorite Roiito East
VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
GRE ANi> iJUHiNKSs nniECTOUY. GKE
^ Vjj/ ff-l.^! '.^Uh fJ^^Nj ifiiiBj'tt'ja WEJ^fflhi^ *«»' ^!s=«^eE£3=mdKE^^
I 10 INCH • / TT F ¥ P\
\ CLEAB. ; f H [] i I W
\ AM, CI.KACS IN. ■_
-^-'^saaM y^»af«Bi»>^
I JOllM'ii'StOLI. \
POUfJD, WIS. •
":^
M iD iC ri
SliiDgles, Gsdar Posts, Piling, Ties, Etc.
/ A SPECIALTY MADE Or CEDAR POSTS AKD
SHINCLt£S.
GREEN BAY.
WIS.
'"I'P ami Woik^, corner of Adams ami lidar Mrcts, UKLEN BAY, WIS. Eui'iiiring in ;ill its
• '■"ii'liPs iiroiniilly attended t').
C. SCHILLER,
DEALKU IN
LAKE AMD RIVER FISH
Also Sraokd and Salt Fisli,
ill Orilcrs I'roinptI) lillcd. ~'~^''''^°^'°"-''-^''«^^;.„^ 'A
'ACKING HOUSE AND FKEI ZER, FOOT OF JEFFERSON STREET,
Enameled I sltsfs. H
UOBF.RT I5AKPEII .V SON*;, 4 10 E.
,, Knxt SJdo ?fnrki-t Sfjiiarp,
LW.VlIKIili, Tilc|>lioiie 31S.
^lall hmi
354
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WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
GRE
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^ JIahn Vrni C, tailor, 109 S \Va5lihi';ton.
S I^Iallory J H, bill postei-, w emi ^Valuut.
_ Jlaniiebach John, thocmlir, 22G M Adams.
Mantliey Carl, marble works, w enil Wal-
nut.
]\[ark]e George, harness, 337 Main.
JIarston Miss Maude, music teacher, 827
Monroe ave.
Martin Constant, real estate, 216 N Wash-
ins^t'in.
JIarlin Elie, resi est, 302 N "Wasbiu,c;ton.
jlartin Patrick H, district attorney, 201 N
■Washington.
Martin Xavier, real estate, 318 X Wa;h-
int;ton.
Marvin W II & Co (Wm II Marvin, Frank
Crikelaii), paints, 212 ^Main.
■;. {j3 Jlay CJforge, tLiasou, 1017 Walnut.
" ' Jlay Henry, painter, ItiO S Washinglon.
Slay Peter, mason, 1017 Walnut.
IfStJyer ISciiry,"Upliolslerer and Cabi-
LelQiaker and ilnfr Deer Horn Furni-
ture, 330 Pine. {See adv, oy.p.)
Sleister Charles, carpenter, 12."i:i Cherry.
Meisler Christcpher ,J. carp, 1131 Cherry.
33criok 7ilvl'f,nr F, Pres Citizens'
National iSank, 128 N Washinuton.
•-^ Merrill Carllou (Kills & Merrill), 301 X
5^ Washia);ton.
; ^ Meyer Xichola.s, sroccr, 1200 Crooks.
..^SJt'yer Xic5iola>>, Leather and Find-
^^ im;«, Hides, Wool, Pelts, Furs and Tal-
E^ loW, 219 Main.
f3 Mlchaal Adolf, jewelcr,2Hi N WashiuL'lon.
J^SiMilliT Miss Emily I, music teacher, 121 N
fS^ WashiuLjton.
pr I\Iiller John M, uiusic teacher, 121 N
„ .? Washin-lon.
n™' iTEil«}»!!fifO »V \«>rt!ior!i St !C,
^g James II Flatley Agent, cor Washington
P~. I^I«Vj;or T A Jr, Fruils, Confectionery,
Z^ Butter and Ei^^s, 22^ X Adams.
rf Mcihr John A. saloon, 925 Main.
;^ Mueller Carl W E, saloon, 220 X Washin--
E^ ton.
^ Mueller Henry, cmcer, 1200 Dot v.
J^ Mueller Theodore .t Co (Theodore' .Mueller,
-^ ()lto Meikel), dry t;oods, 311 N Wash-
ifi. in.t;ton.
q3 Muller Peter, general store, 301 .Main.
»~«- Munro Lawrence J, physician, 212 X
03 Washinftlon.
^ Murdick Xewton J, candy mnfr, 313
Cherry.
Murpliy Lund)er C'), .Simon J Murphy
[ires, Frank E Murphy .-^ec, 1' miles n.
Nau George D & Co' (George D Nan,
Charles Felchow), meats, 121 N Wash-
inglon.
03
Nelson John, gardener, 3 miles e.
Xeuftld Philipp, tailor, 229 Cherry.
Xeumann ilrs Eliza, grocer, 221 S 3Igl-
roe ave.
Neville John C ifc A C (John C and Arthur
C), lawyers, 307 X 'Washington.
Nichol Uobert, lumber, 11^ N Washio,--
ton.
Xick John, whol vinegar, 1201 Walnut.
Xick Joseph, shoes, 222 Walnut.
X'oehle Theodore, Ilorist, 223 X Jefferson
Nollz John, Hour miM, cor Washingtoa
and Doty.
Xorlhweslern Evergreen Co, Wra T
Moger mngr, Adams ,<iud Pine.
Xoithwesteni Fuel Co, M J McCormick
agent. 229 Piue.
Nys Eros (A Uavid and Siiinuel'), cigar
ninfrs, 31-1 X "Washington.
O'Brien Timothy, sahjou, 101 X Washing-
ton.
Olmsted Austin F, physician, cor Adams
and Cherry.
Osterlob Frevlerick W, Hour and feed. 9iT
Main.
Ostcrloh J 11 & Co (John H 0,-terloh.Wrc
Schinidl), planing mill, lOlh and Ced.ir
Parent Uev \V H (Presbyterian).
Paret;teau Wm H. saloon, 225 Cherry.
B'itrisli I'^dwiEi 1*. .Mngr Wiseon.^i"
Teh phone Co, 202 X Washington.
Parkrs .James T, slenogr. The ijeaunioiit
Parmentier Xavier, grcjcer, 313 Main.
Penney Patrick, proiir Green Euy Uouje,
cor .Main and Adams.
Peters Lillian A, milliner, 122 X Wa--'a
ington.
I'l'oJciiliJUU'r Clinrifs Jr, ?ain!>;
Horon, Wines, Liquors and Cigars, 21
Cherry.
Plnlips Klisha A, boat livery, footCherrv
Philips ;\lrs Jennie E, dr.-;mkr,721 Waleu:
Pigeon Pelcr, grocer, 111-1 Main.
Pirau\- Joseph, grocer, 711 .Main.
Pire Felix, saloon, 1375 .Main.
Piike Frank, routractor, Webster ave.
Planlekow Ji'lin, saloon, 819 Main.
Poppe UlrichFM, physician, 221 S Wash
ioglou.
I'oi'lii, Si'IiniiU iV Elitriiiaii (llcnr;-
Porlh, Lemiard Schniid, Win Harniati
Mnfrs Cooperage; I'eer Kegs a Speci.i!!y
cor Jefferson and Willow. {Sa ai:
p 3.',: )
Postal Telegraph Cable Co, Miss Xell:-
Lejipcre mngr, 22-1 X Washington.
Poslollice, A C Robinson postmaster. C':
Adams and Cherry.
Potts .^lr3 Samuel G, milliner, 209 ■>
Washington.
U b' ti t
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MILWAUKEE CEMENT CO.
l,".l M I:nT AV.VTSlIt ST., ?II I.W .V I Kl:!:. Wl''.
GRE
AND BUSINESS DIKECTOEY.
GRE
^AYl
::^
AND MANUFACTURER OF
^•^ Fancy !!Grn Furniturer
Hall Tress and Hal Backs
PhotoKrnph Catnloaue Furnished if
Desired.
330 ?m St.. ■ GHEEil BAY, V/iS.
C. W. STRECKENBACU.
L. C. SCHILLING.
/
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C. W. STCECKEnaaCH J./.:, (c
Wholesale Fresh, Salt and Smoked Fish, and Oysters.
Tcriin, C;!-!! on l:.-ceipt .pf (:,,.i,ls. N(. KxchiiMse .)r K^i.re^s Cliarpes Ulorte'l.
833 Cedar Street, fJ. VV. Corrtor of Van r.'uton St.. CREEPJ BAY, WIS.
Ailooez ivlegnssia tViiiiaral SpringSj wlsu)
BAY,
NSIX.
THE ALLOUEZ
N'alural Mineral Siiriii:; ^^ jter ot (lr--[i I'.iy, W
:i"'l'lHasstronc-in iu>n.,THl i.rvi
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■•''i'ui.iit nn.l liirtluT iiilonuali m,
liottlea WattT Stiqipt^J Erery whero.
rUICF LIST.— Alloupz Jllneral Ual
■ I- gallon barrel
; fj " halt barrel
;'' ;• keg
;^ ;; keR
; , ^^ galvanized iron can crated
KalvanizeiUron Ciin jacket
[ "lionatdl Water, pf r oa«<<. 50 liollles, qua
i ?»ll0ii bottles I plain I, 1 >Ioa., per case
TIIK KING OFT.V51LI'; WATI-.IIS.
^^^ress, Allonez Hiacral Sdiigs C3., ';r;::i^^;,\]i:
OnnHMqgf 5^MM".'5r Pn W. W. WALLIS, Manager.
Uy<Jy''ij3l t«tlijJi.*Uj WUlJ 3;i nnii J74 East IVale. StrL-et, JIILlVAlKl.r.
356
GRE
■WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
GRE
Qualsoii Arnci'.il D, saloim, '2'-i-i Walnut.
Qiiiiitiii C^tlmniMll S', Sec Green Bay
I5iiMnes3 College, ~~i and 2J4 N Adams.
Hatii's Henry Son* (Henry jr and Fred),
brewers, ly23 Main.
liasimuseu James J, supervisor, Court
House.
Rayinaliers Herman, frardener, 4 miles e.
Rebcr Henry C, city clerli, City Hall.
Kebor <.'-^ I^solir (Henry C lieber. Louis
C Molir), File, f-ife, Accident and Ma-
rine Insurance, 'JIT N Adariis.
Redeman Charles \V, prupr Charles House,
112 S Wasliiiju'ion
Uegau Daniel, liides, 119 N Washington.
ifeim-clic <*£ IVemSoriS" (Henry M
Ikir.tcko, Herman C Weiidorff). Flcr-
isls. 112 S ,]eil'erson. (Nt-f ,'di\ p 35S.)
Reis Andrew jr. hotel, 1 1 13 ?dain.
Reis Jacob, cit^ar mufr, 11-12 .Main.
Reis Leonard L, meats, 208 N Adams.
IJemich Malhias, barber, :J14 N Washing-
ton.
Revere BSoiise, Strcckenbach & Sug-
gitl I'roins, 21)1-203 S WasbiD.£!ton.
Rhode Henry, lihys, 220 N \Va.-Uington.
Richard Wni, gardener, 2 miles s e.
Robcitson James, saloon, 312 Main.
Robinson Frank, grocer, 123 jS" "Washing-
ton.
Robinson Jolin, drugs, 228 N Washington.
Robinson Mrs Kate, music teacher, 412
Monroe ave.
Robinson A: Tar,ner (Jolin Rubin.son,
Herbert E Tanner), wliuksalc drugs, lOU
N Wasbingtou.
Rockstroli Jolin C. baker, 204 >! Adams.
Root Erastus, printer, 225 Fine.
Rothe Feler J, saloon, KMii Main.
Roihe Wm, blacksmith, 314 X Adams.
Ruf & Chiistman (John Uuf, I'eter Cbiist-
man), painters, 02^ Jlaiu.
Rut.H4i Henry, blacksmith, 1140 Main.
Rotten Joseph, cigar mnlr, 1111 Crooks.
Ryan Faiiick, county clerk. Court Hou.se.
St Jeseph's Urphaii A.s>lum, Sister M Ale-
lania superioress, cor Cook and Webster
ave.
St Louis James .1, hardware, 211 X Wash-
ington.
St Vincent's Hos|rital, Sisters of St Francis
in charge, (314 S (Juincy.
Sale Lbiu-i R, lawyer, Citizens' National
Bank b!dg.
Siilviifor illineriil Snriii:^, .lohn P
C Sehmit I'ropr, 21.j N W ii: hington.
{&;■ adv, opp )
Schellenbeck Jacob, leather, :!liO Main.
Schcller Louis, taxidermist, Monroe ave.
Schepcck Frank, broom mnfr, 12.').3 Main.
?«cEiillert\ "Wholpsale Fresh, Salt an. I
Smoked Fish; Packing House ami
Freezer foot of Jefferson. (Sec ailr r
.J53.)
Schmidt Herman, mason, 019 E 11th.
Sehmit JSolm V V, "Wholesale Li-
i|U0i3 anil Pr<si>r balvator Mineral
Spring, 21.J N "\Vasbinglon. (Set -idc.
opp.)
Schneider Frederick AV, photographer, 31C
X '\\'ashinglou. .-^
Schober Leonard, cooper, 117 S Quiucy.
Sehroedcr Carl F, phologr, 629 C^uincy.
!seiiroe<8<"rs 3Sr«s " (Julius J "an.";
Frank). Wholesa]<' Lime, Brick, Cement.
Etc, cor ^JLulison and Cedar. (Sjc 'idi-..,
■■■',5.)
Schuelte Miss C'laia, music Ichr.iilV .Main.
Schumacher 15ros (Huli.^.it and t^'iirec',
meats, 314 and 024 .M.'ii?'.
Schwartze (' it Son.sd'ail, Herman an.l
Carl it), founders, 12o") .Main.
Seguin Wm, saloon, 22."> I'ine.
Seilert Henrv, saloon, 9u7 .Main.
Seymour Frank 15, asst supt G B, W I't St
P R R, cor Adams and Pine.
Sbimonek Stephen, shoe, ;;(i'.i ,\ .\diims.
Siemist liev Jai-fib iLul li.-ran i. IIO'.M 'luiiy
)^iII>ers<I<M'r Bioiii'iid, I'morKaN (liy
House, 100 S \Vashin.L'ton eiu Walnut.
Simon .Mathias, blacksmith, 311 M.ain.
Simon Philipp, general store, 12'..ill Main.
Sipek Jan jr, saloon. 322 .ALiin.
!»mil!l .■\i<Mi>-.o S>, Chii-f Clerk Cook's:
Hotel, cor Wnsliington and ( lieriy.
Smith Bros (lleury C, George B. Fiilmon;
B and Silas Si, general store, 1521 .Main.
y9iilit>i SSeriiliiil, Carriage an<l A\".'igon-
muker, Lnggini: Sleds an.l Gem ral
Blacksmilliing, 931 to 9;'.0 Main. (Sfc
.;!,; pSoS.)
Snavely st Follett (George A. Suavely.
Geoige B Follelli. tinsmiths, 124.J .M-iin.
Sityjler a'rjiiik. Livery, 'Bus an.l
Transfer Line, 215 X Adams. (>\e adc,
V ■:?-!'^-)
Sorensen John L, hd\vr,30.S X \Vashinglon.
Sorensou Auilrew .\L carpet weaver, -'-''■
Walnut.
Spencer Herschtl F, farm iuipts, w eu'i
Walnut.
Spragiic Alexaiuler, Veterinary Sur-
geon and Dentist, 229 Washingliai.
Spuliler A Co, Adam Spuhler prts, August
I'ireanx sec, drv cds.23l N AVashint;t'"'ti
Standar<l Oil Co,"a' L Dorn agent, 21'4 N
Adams.
Sinska Frank, bbicksmith, 719 .Main,
State Gazette. Mrs Itosamond FoJlell
propr. 111) X AVashincton.
Chicago & Grand Truak
%
The Favorite Route h:
VIA WIACARA FALLS.
Nsw York Life Insurance Go.,™:"'!: '';::;
1.000.000. I N'ortliAVPSteru Branch
i.OliO.ooii. ' Offlop, -lir, 7Iii\i aiilioe
i|IL\VArKr;i:, IVIS. ^C S. fASDEE, stale AeeDt. lYALKKI. ]il( KM:i!. OenU .il3n;i;--iir.
GRE
AND BUSINESS DIEECTORY.
(tKE
Svnjer George, meats, :331 X Wnsbingtou.
S'raka Joseph, candy mnfr, 120-"J Maia.
Mraiibcl iV KbeJiii.'j (11 August Strau-
l)f'l, Jobn H Ebc-liag). Flour 2iliIIs and
?21evator, 140 S Wasbiugton. {&e adv,
p343.)
Slrcclicnlmcli C W &. Co (C harks
W Stifcc^itiiljicii, Louis C S-cbiUiag)
Wholesale Frtsh, Frozen, Sm.iked aud
Salt Fish, aud Oysters, cor Cedar and
Van Buren. {See adc, p S55.)
RtOISTtKEO IL-b-r.
SALVATOFl
niiieral spring
AT
UiU.i-iv Dm!, lilobUiiOii'e,
The Vichy Water of America.
STlilCTl.V ALKALINK nATl!!.
J. P. C. SCHLIIT, Proprietor.
DR. J. S. HOLLINGSV/ORTH,
of Green Cay, Wis., the
Only Veterinapy Surgeon
In this section, is prepared to treat all diseases
/\ V.j PEKTAIN-INr, TO
OFI'K s;,
111 North Washington St., Green Bay, Wis.
^ TrjlloUiiiiisnorlli-sSp.liln Cure anil lleatePomler
1>F\I.KI! IN COM) AM) MJ.MU
^ Ai,lERIGAi1 WATCHES
\ fine Joiviilry, IMaiuoiids <J1<hUs,
f >^piH'taclt-, Silverv.aro. Etc. .
I 205 N. Washington Street, ,^^- \.
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-r \^ >■ .-^^^s^r^.^y-
nilOlS imw 1 1 fo'^^'^p'cTs"^ llORTHEPiil mi
GwdaJiv Srct:he'/J5, [Hams, Shoulders, Bacon
MltiWAiUiCEii, Wisco^yiN. \ Pork, Lard, Beef, Sausage, Etc., Etr
f.O
358
GRE
WISCONSIN BTATB GAZETTEEE
C4RE
es
GO
SIrcckeiil»ac!i it £>u^sitt (Fretlcrick
, "W Streckenbr.cli, Adam ^u_'ait'. •, Proprs
Ilevere liouse, 201 aud i:U.J S ^v';^slling-
lon.
Taylor Miss Carrie, asst supt preparator}'
dept Green Buy Business College, 222
, and 224 2s' Adams.
Ttctsliorn J>ank E, train dispatcher'G B,
W it St P I! l;, cor Adams and Pine.
Tenner Jacob F, saloon, US N "Waaiiing-
ton.
Teimis Alexander, saloon, 547 S Washing-
ton.
Teuui-s Ileur}', grocer, (j2-j S Jt-lTerson.
Tennis Jolm L, cliief of police, 223 N
"\\ RSllillCtOU.
Tennis Leonard J, railroad ties, 1102 V\" .
nut.
Tennis Oliver, grocer, S20 Crooks.
Thomas Edward, plumber, J2U 2\ Wa;L
ington.
Thompson Rev H W (Methodist). 500 CL
cago.
Thrall Preston F, ship builder. The Ecf. ,
mont.
Tlllon I'ruiili, Editor and Xev-
paper Correspomlent. 1018 Cherry.
Trieb James, saloon, 12.')9 JIain
Tyrrell Emerson L, jeweler, 22G X Wai..
ington.
United State.s Customs, Cbark") Ilartur
deputy crllect.ir, lO.T N V/nshiiiiitoji.
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U. C. WENDOf:r.
REIHECKE S WEIIDOllFF,
■>"''liill«' Finals li!
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y-.-i\ ALWAYS ON HAND.
% Designs for Funerals and Wedding Partii.
I Promptly Furnished.
. .'M SPECIII, ATTKXTION ClVt.N TO
W
LANDSCAPE GARDENING.
Orders by Telegraph will
Prompt Attention.
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VIA (JIACARA FALLS.
EHEWERS.;^!,^
IfK ItR<>DF.*iSi;it ?I\Ff; CO. Manunicture iJRKnElfV M '.CIIINERT, AVINI*.
JACKS, -2 to I'J Ton, POWKIS ll01STIN(i M.K HIXK.RT, TliVCKS. KI.KVATOfiS,
illOaATIC &TEA3I rOTIl.E COnKi:i:.S, Etc. oli-iill (.OJiaEIJCE STIiEK'"., mi.lVAl^KEE, WI8.
GRE
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GRE
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rmU-ii Stales Express Co, Frank 11 Fuller
ai-ert. 229 Piiie.
Uijilcil t-lales Internal lii'veniie .1 [I I.cnn-
arii deputy colltctor, lOo N AVashing-
Uin.
tnittfd States Marine Hospital (St Vin-
ceul's Hospitiil), l)r Ben C Brett surgeon-
in-cbnrge, 62G S Quiucy.
I'tiled States Pension Surgeons (ISoarrl of),
Dr Ben C Brett pres, DrFrank B Lewis
Ireas, Dr Hats M Beck sec (meets every
Wednesday). Citizens' Nal'l Bank bUlg.
Tnittd States Signal Service Weather Bu-
rca. T Frauklai Schley obi-erver, 213 N
Washington.
Vsu Beck John L, general store, 201 S
Qnincy.
Van Den I3usch I'eter, scavenger, 2 miles e.
Van den Heuvel John, saloon. 221 Cheiiy.
Van Deuren Henry, saloon, 33U Main.
Van Deuren &.S"ii (GniUlmus J and I'cter
J), general store, y:)2 X Adams.
Van deZande John, faloon, 231 Main.
Vi'.n Dycke O Brewing Co, Octavia Van
Dycke propr, 718 Chicago.
Van Dycke & Lecomle (.lilies Van Dycke,
Charles Leconite). drugs, 22.") Main.
Van Erbcck Bernaril, saloon, 21.") M;iin.
Van Ernien Frank, harness, 229 Main.
Van Kessel Frank, propr American House,
II e cor AVashiugton and Walnut.
Van Kessel John, saloon, 1281 Main.
Van Hoosmalen liev Wui (Catholic), cor
Doty and Adams.
Van Schandyl ]\lartin, grocer, 723 Main.
Van Schyndle Mrs Antoinette, grocer, 1107
Main.
Vcrmeyne Eli J, clothing, 127 N Wash-
ington.
Vllim Frank, grocer, 12-1 S ]\Ionroe ave
Vincent Constantine, cabinetaiaker, 328
Main.
WilKJi«>«t'r Will IB, Gen Passenger
Agent Hart's Steamboat Line, ].)ock foot
of Cherry.
WasiKT Win I*, Cash Citizens' Na-
tional Banli, 128 N Washington.
Walker M H, real estate, 11th and Pine.
AVarren Albert A, insurance, cor Adams
and Pine.
Walermolen Henry, propr Adams House,
20U IS Adams.
Waulers Peter, saloon, 318 N Adams,
Weise George A, ■wagonmaker, BIO S
Washington.
AVeise-Hollnian Co, Albert Weise pres,
Charles W Weise sec, crockery, 3U4 N
AVasliington.
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^f^gt^m^ F'sa ■ 10, 12 and 14 Foiirlh St., rond clii I.ac, AV!«,
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WISCONSIX 6TATS GAZETTEEE
GRE
■VVeissmiicUer Hiss AD5ij;iue,mu>:ic teacUer,
721 "Walnut.
Weissnuieller Louis P, ciL;ar mufr, 124 S
Monroe ave.
Wclleisis Jo>>epii A, Propr City Sa-
loon, 224 Main. {S'X'aih-, p o40.)
Western Union TeU'ijraph Co. lli^s Mina
Strachi.n ninijr, ii2t! X AViitbinglon.
Whilcomh Walter S. carpenter, 231 S
Wasliiii;;t.)n.
White Ilriiiv J, livery, Mii". nr DriJiie.
White Jiev Loreiizo .] (Pre-sbylerian), 417 S
Adams.
Wicbt I'f-y Joseph S (Catliolic), 4io Mil-
waukee.
Wifjman Miss KlLi M, steaograpber, 2!'il X
WaShiD!;ton.
WiumjKi *'4; ;vSarli!i (lolin H M Wij;-
niau, rmrick 11 ilartiu.i. Lav. vers, 2Ul
N Wa-liinglon.
Wilrael Mi.-s Uosalie, miihyife, 1149 Wal-
nut.
Wihon Win B. milk. 2 miles w.
Winter Tiioiaas, sewing macUiues, 220 X
Washiiigton.
WIscoii-hi Telci>!;«!yu! Co, Eil-.yin
1' ruri.sh Mngr, 202 X \Va^hii!i;tnn.
Woltur llennan A, physician, 21oX \\'a=h-
inf;tnn.
Tv'oodiawn Ctmelery Assn, Fred Iluilbut
pre*. Giistave Kue-termann sir. Henry
15 BaUer treas, Ileury M lleiuecke supt,
112 S .leirer.^ou.
Woodruff 11 AV, milk.
Zeise Louis, gardener, 2i miles s e.
Zf!Utziu« Joseph, saloon. HUG Main.
Zilkoski Loui.s V, barlier. 211 Pine.
Zillcs Jfilin, K.iloon, 428 Pk-.asant.
Zille,9 Mi.tt. sab).in, 224 Pine.
Zinimer WaUkmar, music teacher, 214 N
Wa.shingtou.
KiiDiiic-t'inaii CSinrJos V» (r)ouville
it Piselic), ISofts, .-^hocs and Kubbers,
809 X Wasbiugton.
GREENBUSH. Avillaire on Mulktt
river, In .■:'!iL-boy,L'au county, 2i) lUiles w.pl
of SheboyLvm. the county seat, 2^ south-
west of (ileiiboulab, the nearest railroad
station, and 7 iiortiiwest of Plymouth, the
nearest baiikini; point. Slaia's twice daily
to Gleubeulab.' Population, 20U. Mail,
daily. George liigt^ins, postmaster.
Franey Thomas, hotel and blacksmith.
Ilerrlinp Uudolpb, saw mill.
Keafh Kd. music teacher.
Kojifh cV Tliat'krstj , General ^^tore.
lliikr H S, v,!!L'onmaker.
I'liel Vab-nliue G, cheese nuifr.
V'.orth Star 'ron Works. )
I .ni^ii M l.•.^^ u ir:;iM; co.
Ajlilan'.l, - ' Wisconsin. )
Scbnave Henry, sboumaiicr.
Sullivan Daniel T, biucksmitb.
Tbackray Heury, notary.
Wade H C. hotel and just'.ce.
Welman Pev (Baptist).
Woodward Rev J .M (.Methodist).
GREENFIELD. Jlilwaukee coutitv,
^'(tnle c'.a;r-t'? to I\'jrth Greenftld.
GREEN GROVE. A pistoffiee ia
Ci.Hrk counts', :j") miles northei>t of XeiUs-
ville, the county seat, and (j vrest of Coil.y,
the nearest railroad station and bankiui;
l>oint. Stages semi-^veckly to Colbr.
Poj)iilatiou, 20. M'lil, semi-weekly. K.
C. Meyer.s, postmaster.
?Seyors lOsnil <', General Store and
Cheese Mnfr.
Jlcyers Henry, hotel.
GREEN LAKE. A postoffice in
Green Lake county, 10 miles south of
Dartford, the county seat, and 9 southwes:
of liipon, the nearest railroad station and
bankiiiii point. Stnji'S tri-weekly to Uipon.
Population, 100. .Mail, Iri-vreekly.
I'ripgs W C, general store,
ll.-iimlton Pred, general store.
Hid II U, hotel."
GREEN LAKE STATION. Green
Lake couutj'. ..s'tt. Pulhn-d.
GREEl'TLEAF. A vill .ge on the M.
k, X. K. U , in Brown county, 15 mi'.es
soulhwt>t of Green Bay. the county seat,
and 11 soulii of De Perc, the nearest bank-
ing point. Population, 3"i0. E.vp., Am.
Tel., W. U. C. F. Wuergrr, postmaster.
Albright Kdward. wbeehviijht.
Ijtevmann H, slioemaker.
Blindauer John, constable.
Day Charles W, .sav.- mill.
Iliay <- V*' iV *io!i. General Store.
Day E B. livery.
Day Philander, meat market.
Dillou (^harles, saloon.
Jvlis J V, wheelwright.
Ferrington J W , blacksmith.
F:eker H, railroad, esp and tel agent.
Grant >r J, pianos and organs.
Johns August, blacksmith.
Koehlcr (jito, mason.
Korotea 0 C, carpenter.
Lawton C A, lime kiln.
Lueke Albert, hotel.
Lueke C F, general store.
:in.l<i-Ki!~inciTi, Miirhinkt?, Soiiin
« Mill ,'li..-hii'(Tj. .•llionf M.lrlihi..
B-jli^r-. I'oncrlraD.'.n.iCln,; ■|:i..lii
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I'lc. S.fp- l>
Tl I C3 LC I ^ W frfQieutly imnisilintcly rolieve snd ■intdlil) cure nmDj stuWioni dis?a«>ii nliich
UnrVl^n f,,j| ,„ ji^ij rpii.iih toorJinnrymMlir:!! tr^".t.ncnt. THK r.lTllS AV J.\M;s-
'BATHS — viLLE, \visto>>i.N, AJFoi;i) sii'i:i:iou auvantagls lo tiik ailinu.
gkp:
AND BUSINESS DIEKCTOUY.
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l::vke AVm. grain elevator.
\!tGiiwan P J, insurance.
Mvjer II F, cheesemaker.
S'o'rris C L, justice.
Siiliivan James, live stock.
Wilbsrms Win, flour mill.
Wuorger C F, liesiaurant.
GREENSTREET. A iio?tnnice in
.Vhinitowoc; county, 10 miles uorlliv,t.st of
Manitowoc, tlie counlj' seat, and 10 north-
•.vest of Branch, tlie nearest railroad st-i-
ijiin. ilanitoT. oc is the nearest backinp;
roint. Stages to Manitowoc. Population,
jju Mail, semi-weekly. Joseph Z'jliuka,
postmaster.
Iloubek Wenzel jr, wap'onmaker.
Koliek & Co, well borers.
K'rejcarek Joseph, builder.
>hrtl; Frank, blacksmith.
Tcma '\\'cnz"l, njiinrist.
/cliiika Jios«'|>Si, Justice.
GREENVILLE. A farmers' post-
(tlre in Outngamie county, 10 miles nortli-
wcs! of Appleton, tlio county .seat, and 3
<«ist of Jledina, the nearest railroml station.
Aiiplelon is the nearest l)aukin!; point.
-Mail, semi weekly. AV. G. Jamison, post-
master, farmer and millwright.
GREENWOOD. A prosperous vil-
i'lte on Jilnck river, in Clark county, 10
miles north of Xeillsville, the county scat
Hnd h :.nk location, and K? south of Witiice,
llie nearest railroad stnlii)n. f^lai:;es daily
'<■' Xcillsville and AVithee. Population,
■f'lO Mail, daily. L. W. Larson, post-
wuster.
Alton Miss Mellie, milliner.
■\ndersnn T A, general s'ore.
.■\iidrewg Gorge C, blacksmith,
i^'uley D E. furniture.
• teslcy Win U, Hotel.
Ihiland G L, ph\.^ician.
Carter Mrs F M" niilliuer,
I^ingley & IJeplcy, saw mill,
'jieeuwond Creamery Assn.
Crecnwooil Mcrcantdc and Jlnfi; Co, gen-
eral s-tore anil slave mnfrs.
Hartson A A, justice.
Hunt II W, general store.
Johnson Henry, barber and confectioner.
jVlcrson Eias, boots and shoes.
j'feifer Frank, meat market.
I'ratt E T, grocer.
^cliofield Robert, saw mill.
• inith F M, watronmaker.
•'"•LVens P ,M. hamessmaker.
Syth Thomas, blacksmith.
'il'lioiiias IS ,3, General Store and Drugs
AVhite A M, hardware.
GREGORY. On the M., St P. .t S.
Ste M. Uy, in Polk county, ::■'> miles from
Osceola Mills, the judicial seat, and about
4he same distance from Xev.- Richmond.
Population, L'.j Z, R. Ayres, postmaster.
Baurman J. L'r.^cer. --^
5Jt'r!»cr A; .llcCui-f y, Saw Mill.
A. G.
GRESITAM. lu Shawano county. IJ
miles northwest of Shawano, the county
seat, shipping and banking ii.iin
lalion, 70. Mail, semi-weekly.
Schmidt, postmaster.
Dudeek Ausust, blacksmith.
Fisher Joseph, sidoon.
Herman G, blacksmith.
Hoffman ^Ma.x. saloon.
Hulin G J. justice.
Huhn 6c Lielhen, general store.
iMnder Joseph, mason.
Marx iS'icolaus, wagonmaker.
!*<-h!iiiiU Aii!;:i»i C«, General
and Saw Z^liU.
GRIMM'S. A postorticc on the .M.,
L. S. & W. Uy, in Maidtowoc county, 1-t
miles northwest of Manitowoc, the county
seat and nearest b.inkintr point. Popula-
tion. L'O. Mail, daily. Exp., U. S.
Comey O H, saloon.
Cook & Bn.nvn Lime Co.
Cooney M !,. sa'oon.
Baniich H'oUT J, General Store.
Kalial F, saloon.
GROVER. A postotlire in AfaKi'ictto
county, 7S iiidos s:iuth of Montello. the
judicial seal, baid;ing and shipping point.
Mail, semi-weekiy. John Foster, post-
master.
ITostoi' .Soliii, Farmer.
Robichaw Charles, urist mill.
Strong Lot, builder.
'rhom]is>ui Bros, builder.
HADLEYVILLE. On Low's creek,
in Eau Claire county, 10 miles south of
Eau Claire, the county seat_ railroad and
bunking point. Staces to Eau Claire and
Whitehall. Population, 100. 3!ail, tri
Weekly. A. A. G off. postmaster and grocer
HAGER CITY. On the C., B & N.
Rv. in Pierce County, 1'2 miles south o!
Ctiicao,
mli\ia
St, Pai
n,, The Po|)ubr l'[
liVl Line to the «t
8standi!c[tiii'/est
wiscc::s!ii minm mm oo., , , :T""Tl"rv %.. ,
Office A I actor), LSI Lake St.. HIUYAIT.CL, WIS. LSlBSl itllprC/SU S6nGi!3n DliriviS,
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WISCOXSIN STATE GAZBTTEEE
HAM
F ^ 3 EUsworJh, tlie judicial seat, snd 3 from
r — 'j, Ked AVins, :Miun., the nearest banking
Pupu-
fjr^^
E3^
point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am.
iation, 75. .J. Paik, po=truasIer.
Bruwn S L. hotel.
IIueEfrer Paul, grain.
Lever Xicbolas. hotel.
"^ Milton J W, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Pumplin n, taloon.
Rp^ Scliac'hl <JcJ!rsnl R, A^^ricultura!
>-'r-.i Impts, General Store and Grain.
CT— J Tha3'er K E, groceries and crockery.
^^^ HALDER. On Kennedy creek, in
Marathon county, 22 miles southwest of
^1 Wausau, the judicial seat, and 9 we.'^t of
c^'S^ Jlosinec, its nearest shipping and baiikinc;
fj>c3 point. Population, 100. JIail. senii-
fc_isa weekly. Josephine Ileissel, postmaster.
IIcInscI John, Saw Jlill and Grocer.
HALE. A postoflico on Elk creek, in
Trempealeau countv. 10 rnile^ northeast of
Whitehall, on the G. B., W . & St. P. P.
H., the county seal, nearest banking point
and railroad station. Population, S.'j.
Mail, triweekly. C. ^l. OUou, postmaster.
^_« Ilovre Ole O, general store.
C\) OUou V S3,' Farmer.
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<j, HALE'S CORNERS. A post villa^^e
,^^ in Milwaukee countj', 7 miles southwest of
> 132^ Milwaukee, the county seat, nearest rail-
r->^ road station and hankintr point. .Stages to
t.-^ East Troy, Franl-.sville. Caldwell and Mil-
iaja waukee. Pupuhttion, ."iOo. Mail, daily.
J. Drcyfuss, postmaster.
s^ Barker AV W, fruit srower.
^" I'ishop Fred, saloon.
Cf/3 Ciiurad Adam, dairy.
I^^J l':i«i>i .Susopli, Propr AVestern Hotel
Oand Justice.
Ilaack Pev John (Lutheran).
>fs j< Ilaly fHto, painter
fjr HartJosep'
cjih. mason.
■*" Ilartung Andrew, wagoumaker.
f-^ Hicks Kli, carjienter.
isiJ Horn Wm, fluur mill.
Korber Henry, meat market.
J>audurn AVm, ina-ion.
^ Xeussel Otto, hotel.
Uuehle Aueust, blacksmith.
Sale ]; G. phvsician.
^icIiiiiitU ISt'iiry, Agricultural Imjits.
Scbuler Henry, shoemaker.
Smith James, general store.
Western Hotel, Joseph Dryfuss propr.
Younu P, harnes-makcr.
Zechin.'>to F, shoemaker.
Ziiiic Sieiiry, General Store.
HAMBURGH. In rNfarathon cout^ty
18 miles northwest of Wausau, the countv
seat, usual bankinir and shippin? poitt-
Population, 50. Mail, semi-weekly. '" ^
Voigt, postmaster.
Haschc D, saw mill.
Kun/.e Herman,' btioemaker.
Matz F T, farm impts and saloon.
Sellin Henry, saw mill.
VoisI Elcnry K, Land Agent.
a. E.
HAMILTOIST. A postoffice on Wil-
low creek, in U'aushara rouuly, IG miles
Eoutheasl of Wautonia, the county seat,
and y northwest of Berlin, the nearest rail-
road station and banking point. Stages
daily to Berlin, Sprimz Lake and "Wauto-
ma. Population, L'o. >Lail, daily. Thomas
E. Decker, postmaster.
I>ecker TSuimaH K, Dairy, Black-
smith and .Saw Mdl.
Sprague J!rs K L, music teacher.
Wilcox J K, checbc mnfr.
HAMLIN. On Beef river, in Tiem-
pcaleau count}-, IS miles northwest of
Whitehall, the county seat and banking
point, and 3 from Eleva, the nearest rail-
road station. Stages to AVhitehall and
Ea\i Claire. Population, 250. JI ail, tri-
weekly. K. Bov.-ers, postmaster.
Bush .'-^, hardware.
Ilolicin^er (■JiHscrl, General Store
Howery S. l]lricksmith.
Jenson Knul, hotel.
Lainpman A, hotel.
Odell David, hotel.
Oleson Tliomas. tzrocer.
Peadtield John, sorghum mill.
Iteadlield "Warren, carpenter.
Kusliug, flour mill.
Youman David, drucgist.
HAMMOND. An incorporated vil-
lage on the east div. of the C, St. P., M.
it O. Py, in townsliip of same name, St.
Croix county, 16 miles east of Hudson, the
judicial scat, 3 west of Baldwin, the near-
est banking point, and 200 northwest of
Milwa\diee. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U.
Population, 500. B. E. Grinnell, post-
master.
Audress Jerome B, propr Gardiner House.
Anderson Peter C, farm impts.
Boolhby Eui'ene L, physician.
Chicago & Gfand Tfunl: Rj,
The Favorite Route East
VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
«n. r. i. O'SULLITAN", of O'SCLLIVAS'S C03IHKBCI1L iCAPEMT. Ashland. TCi^ocsIn, oblalned Ihe
• ■ |.:pl'imaor Honor." anardeJ liy ti.e ■■ t-rcle Jc la Saile" fir llie P.e-t COMMKIUi AL r.n.i AKTIilTlC
DNMASSHIP IV A fu.JPL-riTiO" WITH ALL CANADA. HIGIIi;>T POSSIBLE IlISITISfTIOS.
HA.M
AND BUSINESS DIP.ECTOEY.
IIAX
('arDey Timothy J, 'bus and di-ay line.
Csve Frank G. livery.
Cooley & Iticli, Dru^; and Groceries.
C 'jnimiugs Ales£.ndcr, blacksmith.
Davis James P, physician.
Davis & Co, hardware.
Dean Michael F, propr IlaciujOEd House.
Deneen Dennis, shoes and groceries.
Egbert W J, ice cream saioon.
Fithian Joseph B, f.<irm impils.
Fitbian Mrs Sarah J, dry goods.
Francis Geo'ge L, dentist.
Gardiner Bros, meat market.
Gsrdlcer Hou=e, Jerome B Andress propr.
Griiiiiell Bert C, Druggist.
Jlsmmond Brass Band, John Wachendorf
leader.
Hammond House, M Dean propr.
Hanson Bros, bay and straw.
Havekost Mrs Mary, rirc=?maUer.
Hill it Hawkins, creamery,
•'enness Albert G, farm machiner}'.
Johnson .Alclviii K, General Store.
Kean Henry, feed miil.
Kyes Zidok S, hardware.
Lee J F, carpenter.
ilcGovern John, general store.
McMabon John, lawyer.
Miller Edward L, furniture.
Morris Cejihus B, wagon maker,
.^luipby r^Iiss Colia. music teacher.
Murphy James, live stuck.
O'Dunuel! .Mrs Bridget, general store.
Patterson .Melviu H. house mover.
Patterson Pbinley L. barber.
Pierce Wm, railroad, esp and tel agt.
P'unib Amos, shoemaker.
Ibley Patterson, carpenter.
Hiug Patrick, hpiarii-I.
Hobcrls Creamery and Cheese Co, Hill &
Hawkins proprs.
Ib'Se \Vm, grain and lime,
^abin James B. pbototrrapher.
Shaunou Angus, blaeksniilh.
^miih liev Georre W Oleiliodijlv
Tliajcr Andrew I*. General Store.
1 haytr John, ju.-iire.
Trickey Bros, masons.
Wache'ndorf John, carpenter.
^\ heeler Jac<ib S. carpenter and mason.
^\ Idle Kev Win ^Cutbolic'.,
»> right Bros, liay and straw.
HANCOCK. On the Wis. Central
diy. >;. p ){ ]{ j„ Waushara county, 15
niiles nonbwcit of Wautoma, tiie c-'untv
'eat, and .Oj from PlaiuIiL-ld, the neares't
JJ^nk location. Pupulation. l.'jii. Tel.,
^>l.". Exp., X. P. C. AV. Moors, pcst-
masler.
Erley, physician.
Eubank T, hotel.
Hales B L. druggist.
Hirst "W C, blaJksmilh.
Miner S, physician.
Moors Bros, live stock.
Hloor* Ilros <V Co, General Store
and Grain.
Moors G E. feed mill.
Moors I, justice.
Ordws}' J, harcessmaker.
Thomas C H, justice.
Wctmore Mrs J P, restaurant.
AVile)- J F, general store.
Wiley O. restaurant.
Wiley W C, railroad, esp and te! agt.
■Wood F C, General Store.
Yout E C, billiards.
HANEEVTLLE. A country posf
oiEce in Dane county, 20 miles southeast
of Madison, the couuly seat, and .j south"
east of Stoughton. its banking and ship-
ping point. Population, 1-5. Mail, d.ally.
J. C. Cannon, postmaster and farmer.
HANEY. A posloflice in Crawford
county, 3^ miles northeast of Prairie du
Chien, the couulv seal, and 10 nortiiv.cst
of Boscobel. on the C, M. & St. P. Hy.
the nearest rai.road station and banking
point. Population, 20. Mail, semi week-
ly. C. W. Lathrop, poslm;ister.
Carlton Wm, mason and plasterer.
Dowling Janus, notary.
I..aiiiri>ii C W, General Store.
Laliirop P A, saw miw.
Taft A, carpenter.
HANOVER. A post village on the
C, -M. iV St. P. Uv, ai the junction of the
C. A N. AV. Uy. in Rock county. 9 miles
southwest of Janesville, Ihe county seat
and nearest banking point. Popr.lation,
13-5. Tel., W. U. Exp., Adams and Am.
E. G. Brown, postmaster.
Arnold F ifc Co. general store.
Beck man A. grist mill.
Brokenhacen C, carpenter.
Child F B. express agt.
Damrow C, blacksmith.
Dittmer W H. carpenter.
Ehrliaeer E. shoemaker.
Klirliiiirer <V Ilrowii, General Store.
Fechner E, shoemaker.
Haight George, justice.
Han-er Uev O (Luilieran).
Lei-.z Wm & Son. blacksmiths.
LurktieM C, waj.on maker.
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WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEEK
IIAR
Scofield E J, nursery.
Wilcox G D, express agt.
Zienow M, hotel.
HANSEN. On the Ileinloclc river,
and oa Mm C, 31. it St. P. lly, in Worn!
county, 11 miles northwest of Grand
R'lpids, the seat of justice and banking
point. Population, 3iJ0, Exji., Am. AI.
K. Hansen, postmaster.
II:iii«cil M ?S, General Store, Saw Mill,
Kiihoad Express and TeleiTuph Agent.
IJoeuins & Nehliny, stave mnfrs.
HARMONY. In Vernon county, 10
miles southwest of Viroq'ia, the judicial
seal and bajikini; point, and 8 from Genoa,
the nearest shipping point. .^lail. semi-
weekly. T. I. Steverison, posliuaster.
Oliver Jjizzie, physician.
Stevenson AVm S, blacksniilL .
Calumet county. .SV.
HARRISON.
Darhny.
HARRISON. Oa the M., L. S. & W.
Ry, in Lincoln county, 40 miles northeast
of Merrill, tin.! county scat. Population,
'^00 Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. W. II.
Bissell, postmaster.
UJ^MCll \\ JB, MuL'r Wisconsin Valley
Lumber C^o.
Oruber F .1, railroad, exp and tel a^enl.
Wisconsin Valley Lumber Co, gen st(jre.
HARRISVILIjE. a post vilhige on
the rHontello liver, in .Manjurlte county,
8 miles northwest of .Alonlello, the county
sent, an.l 5 east of Wes'tield, the nearest
railroad station. Montello is the nearest
banking point. Statres triweekly to West
field. Population, 100. :\Iail, tri weekly.
31. J. Farrington, postmaster.
IJIakley Etlie, mu=ic teacher.
Dee Wm, cooper.
Deterl liros, t' lur mill.
rarriiiKlon "M. .B. (general Store.
Frank Auf.u^t. blacksmith.
-Giiptil I, S, hotel and siloiiii.
Ranglet ,1 A, carpenter.
Schmilz Ilenn.in, furniture.
Schmii/. Theodore, blacksmith.
Schultz Oscar, shoemaker.
Suud Rev C (Lutheran).
HARTFORD. Is situated on the C,
>L it St. P. Ky, in township of same name,
Washington county, IS mih^s southwest of
West I'end, the seat of justice, and ':,".
northwest of ]\Iilwankee. First settled ;•
1844, and incorporated as a city in l^;.j. :.
now contains Congregational, Methodi-'
Episcopal, German Methodist, Catholic.
Universalist, German Reformed and Ir;.
theran churches, 2 schools, saw and flour-
ing mill, a plow factory, a turn hall ca;>
able of seating 850. a collin factory and a
weekly newspap-tr, the Ihvtfonl Pi; u
(Hep.). Pike lake, ?. miles east, supplit.i
large quanties of ice, and the Pike Lnke
Ice C!o. last year shipped 4 MuO car loads.
Bee culture is an important industry, and
grain, produce, wool, live stock and bee
supplies form the shipments. Telephone
communication with Pike [..ake. Exp., Am.
Tel., W. U. Population, l,trOO. Charles
Smith, postmaster.
Alton Michael, hotel.
Amidon Bros(\Villard It and Ur). jewelers.
Amidon Chester G. apiarist.
Anglecker .lacob A, saloon.
Arenbcrg lli-nry, saloon
Barney .Montgomery L. dentist.
Beck .Julius, li'aeksmiih.
Bergman Frederick, saloon.
Bernhart Miss .Julia, drtssinaker.
Blum Peter, basket mnfr
Brink Charles L, wli,.l,s:il,_. eggs.
Etiillorticlit 81 B.irlt, Attorney and
Counselor, and Di-trict Attorney; Coi-
lections Proniptly M.ule, Ollice Over
Nanscrtwen's Hrui; Store.
Clifford lirojdienuis \V and John), marble
works.
Coerper Bros ( Ivi ward .T and George C).
general store.
Cramlal Bros (Otlio C and Oreou B),
painters.
fUandal .'^eneca T, !'.|)i,irist.
(.Crowfoot Abel, lliur mill.
Curjiliey Wm, carpenter.
I)enilmgt;bristian, propr Wisconsin House
Dempsey James, slu'Oinaker
Deunison, Jackson it Co CJolin i' Dennl-
80II, Dwight Jackson, John G Liver),
genera! stoic
Denny Miss Len.a. music teacher.
Foley Timothy, f.irm impts.
Frey Mrs Adam, gener^.l store.
Frey Bros (Philip and John), meat market.
rjia«.>>ar Eloii<<c, Adam B Mueller
Propr. {S,e ndr. opp.)
Graham .John, farm impts.
Guilliaume AVm, b irber.
IKiillii .'lilolitli. Undertaker,
llarember!; 11-nry, saloon.
Hartford (_'ity Band, Wm Coerper director.
jjp^T-'^^ Plir] Q'^lf^fho Ciitalogues iULiUS A^JDFJAfci,
>iUy Uii'^-Cii UaS J V-^'US uijw2>i Free. J -i^r, w. >T„!..r street, 3iir.-,\ wntx.
Write to J, N. McCUP.'.N, Green Bay, Wis., for ANNIAI^ CAT.V lyOGUK of Mie
Green Bay Business Coileg-e. oi lo.ui.,,-... indor.e.nct.
HAR
AND BUSINESS DIEECTOKY.
HAR
I!iirtfor«! City Breivery, Jacob
Porlz I'ropr.
Ilarlford fress, J JI Le Count & Son
l'ropr3. (See ikIb, bilo>p.)
llauser CoDiad, grain buyer.
ilccker Miss Bertba, dressmaker,
lleppc Eugelbert, saloon.
Hess George N, liiirilwurc.
Hifks Isaac, liorse tr.'iiner.
Hollenstein John, buker.
Ilosig Nicholas, shoemaker,
llosterman & Batz (.Mathias Uosterman,
Lortnz ]3alz\ well driller?.
Jergens Mrs Eli^abc■U), notions.
Jchnson Charles C, druggist.
Jordan Bruno, drayman.
Kaiser Jliss Berlha, uiillincr.
Kendall J O & Co (Jamcb O Kendall), flour
mill.
Kissel Louis, hardware.
Konrad Bros (Augiusl and Philip), grain
elevator.
Kraniz Peter, saloon.
Krocger Herman W, barber.
Laitbciitilciii A <« A- €o (Adolph G
and Julia M Laubenslein), General fcitore,
Dry Goods, Groceries and Grain.
Laverreiiz Leo, miiaral water mnfr.
Liach Mrs Valorous, dres.'imaker.
3 05
?jC Count James M, Real Estate.
Lc C'4Atmt J .Ta it Soil (James M and
Frank M), Proprs liarlford Press. {Su
ach\ beloic )
Lierlz Peter J, wagonmakcr.
Lohr Charles F, general store.
Loos George L, harnessmaker.
Loth Traucolt, shoemaker.
Mcintosh JIrs Frank, dressmaker.
Marston Samuel L, physician.
Jlenzel Wra, cigar mnli^.
^fnrgau Lyman C, justice.
i5SliCl!er .'^(Sitiii £5. Propr Caspar
House. (See adv, belnw )
Mueller George, meat marJiet.
Mueller Herman, saloon.
Muun & Co (Eli and Mrs John Munu>,
house movers.
Nanscawen Bros (Reginald II and Wm O),
druggists.
Nehrbiiss Laurence, saloon.
Nehrbass Tobias, burial case mnfr.
Pierce Wm, carpenter.
PiUe Lake Ice (.'o (James S Sanborn,
.Michael J Heisler).
Place Benjamin ^\', apiarist and glove
mnfr.
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PrieQ Fredericic, saloon.
Probst Kev C (LuUieraL).
Hadke & Hall (Joiin Kadke, George F
Hall). blacUsmilhs.
Uaiie Theodore, jeweler.
Uoilly Mrs B milliDer.
Reynolds Frank S, druseist.
IJdgers Ezra ]\I, pliysician.
Itogers Frederick VV, physician.
.Itoot George W, jiislice.
Rowell Horace V, farm impts.
Rowell &. Co (E Gilson, Dwiuhl Rowell,
J Ross Rice, Smith M Seeley), farm
impt mi frs.
Ruhl 15ros (Adam .T and John~i, painters.
Kanborn Plumer W, railroad agent.
Sawyer CHiritia W, Lawyer and
County .ludge.
Sayes James C, saw mill.
Schennke Miss Lena, dressmaker.
Schneider Henry, carpenter,
bchoeneich & Puekreus (Theodore Pchoen-
eich, Joliu Bnckrciisi, carpenters.
Schumann Henry H, dentist.
Schwalhe Wm, wagonmaker.
Shiuner Patrick, hotel.
Smith Charles, postmaster and insurance.
Stace3' Ale.\and(-T J, livery.
, Stacey Kdward. livery.
Stark Mrs Adam, grneral store.
^tiliMlci-laiiii! nSrs .5 V. Portrait and
Landscape Photugraiiher. iSce adD, p
Taylor Henry I!, livery.
Tiboosky Flank, boots and .shoes.
Turner Chester. carpenli;r.
Turn Hall, Turn A'erein proprs.
UbiT Bros (Charles and ];ichardl, tanners.
Unghiub Henry, insurunce.
Vo.ss Wm, veterinary surgeon.
Werner .John, blacksmith.
Westenberger Peter, fiiriiilure.
Wlieeloek .Mrs ( 'lara E, music teacher.
Wheeloek Hiram H, apiarist,
\Vilniot Frank P, buok agent.
Wi.-^cousin House, Christian Demling
propr.
Wrensch&■\\'ap!''^fiss Matilda C Wrcnsch,
HHss Barbara I) Wapp), dressmakers.
Zimmer Rev Nicholas j\[ (Catholic).
HAHTLAND. On the C, M. & St.
P. Hy, in Waukesha county, 11 miles
northwest of Waukeslia, the countv seat,
Hud 8 east of *.)conomowoc, the nearest
Ivmking point. Population, ."iOO. Tel,,
W. U. E.\p., Am. H. E. Salsich. post-
master.
Andlcy T V, & Son, elevator. s
Ba\i 1 ienry, faloon.
ILLlilOlS C[ilTP,i^[ P„ I
Blitsch .Jacob, tailor and barber.
Burr John A, Genera! Store.
Carpenter C E, lumber.
Chapman Henry, ph'jtographer.
Davison Rev J B (Congregational).
Donovan ifc Schwager, blacksmiths.
Gerbensky Charles, livery.
Gorman Thomas, propr Hawthorne Hotel.
Granger W J, hotel.
Halzer M, basketmaker.
Hansen Hans, viiTiige marshal.
Hanson Frederick XV, wagonmaker.
Hawthorne Hotel, Thomas Gorman propr.
Jacob H, carpenter.
Jensen Joppe, mason.
Jones Wm, well borer.
Kerr Thomas, boots and shoes.
Kerr W B H, elevator.
Krause John H, saloon.
Larson Matthew, blacksmith.
I^c Eloy U'tii, General Store.
Manigold Wm, lloiir mill.
Jlills Frederick, jeweler.
Mount JC'isha, meat market.
Ni.xon H B G, physician.
Xortou liros, painters.
Norton Jj F, gents' furui.-hings.
Norton Joseph I, banicssmaker.
Norton .Sarah, dressmaker.
O'Brien W S. notary public.
O'Uririi W S .'t %ou. Hardware.
Olson E W, printer.
Olson H O, furniture.
Ordway Edward C, millwright.
Panbtrg A, saloon.
Pawling John, in.surance agent.
Ilea Bros, carpenters.
Bobbins Addison, carpenter.
Rowell ,'\Iark jr, poultry.
RumriU Byron ,1, railruad and exp asrent.
Snisicil il E &. iU>, Lumber and Coal.
Simouds V W', ccnfeclioner.
Staps Fred A, general store.
Travis E A, druggist.
AVarren Daniel, livery.
Zaiser G W, prin public schools.
HARTMAN. A postolVice on the C.
51. it St. P. l;y, in Columbia county, 9
miles south of I'ortage, the county "seat
and nearest banking point. Poimlalion.
30. MhiI, daily. J. J. Moungey, post-
master.
Gray Eli, general store.
MoiiUK-fy James X, Patent Medicines.
HARVEY. A postolllce in JeiTerson
county, 4; miles west of Jtfferson, the
county seal, and 'i\ south of Lake Mills,
the nearest railroad station and banking
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noiut. Stages tri-weel<ly to JelTt-rsou.
Population, 25. Miiil, triweekly. H. 13.
Smith, postmaster.
Harvey Creamery, Robert Marshall propr.
Howard 1? S, cooper.
Marshall Kobert, propr Harvey Creamery.
!«iiiitSi H EJ &■ SoiJ>*, Livestock and
Groceries.
HATCHVILLK. In Dunn county,
12 miles west of iMenomonie, the judicial
seat and banking point, and SJ from Knapp,
tlie Dcare.'-t rail approach. Jlail liy .special
supply.
liiiniip & Soil, General Store.
HATFIELD. A pnstotlice in .Tark-
^on county, 12 milts from IJlack Itivcr
Falls, the judicial seat, and 8 from !Mer-
'llon, the nearest bank location. It is on
the G. B.,^V. & St. I'. U. I!. K. B. French,
postmaster.
^ HATLEY. A iiostolbce on the M., L.
S. &, W. Hy, in Marathon county, 10 miles
southeast of AVausau, the conntv seat and
nearest banking point. t'oiuilation, -10.
Exp., U. S. E^O. Jlitchell, postmaster.
Parcher R E, general store and saw mill.
HATTON. Oil Little river, in Wau-
paca county, 0 mik-s southeast of Wau-
paca, the county seat, and G south of
AVeyauwega, the nearest railroad station
and banking point. Poimlation, o.~). Mail,
stnii-wetkly. E. Dakin, postmaster.
I>akiti V^'^.rn, Fanner.
Fuller Oeorcp, general store.
Roberts & Foster, Hour mill.
HAUGEN. On the ('., St. P., Jl. &
0. Uy, in liarrou county, l.'i miles from
Harron.the judicial smt and bank location.
I'opulation, o5. James Smith, postmaster.
Coon Adolph, general store.
HAWKINS. On the M , St. V. &. S.
Ste. M. Ity, in (JliM'peaa cimnty, -t ndlea
I'rnm Ingram and 70 from (jhippewa l'"alls,
the county seat. Fx|>.,.\m. ■lVl..\\^^T.
I'opulation, 4U. H. \V. Tru(^ postmaster.
Smitli A A, railroad, e\p and tel agf.
'rriie II \V, (Juns anii S|iortiQg Goods.
HAWTHORNE. On Middle river
^iHl on the ('., St. P., .M. & O. Ry. in
'Jonghis county, I'J miles southeast of Su-
perior, tlie seat of justice and liank loca-
tion. Population, ICO. Tel., W. U. S.
Swanberg, postmaster.
Ackerman J H, telegraph agent.
Anderson O P. justice.
Braters Warden, hotel.
Clark & Dunda?, saw mill. 4 miles s.
Erickson .John, town clerk.
Hart P O, general store.
]\[cKennen & Goodel, saw mill.
Olson ,Jolin, emigrant auent.
Phillips E L, taw mill.
Sauge S, general store.
SwanUcrj^ S, General Store.
HAYES. A postoffice on Oconto river,
in Oconto county, 43 miles northwest of
Oconto, the county seat, and 10 from
Lena, the nearest railroad station. Shaw-
ano i.9 the nearest banking point. Staires
tri-weckly to Lena. Population, 200.
Mail, triweekly. N. llankwitz, post-
master.
Armstrong .) 'M, justice.
Lrowuell T \Y, justice.
liurent Wm, mason,
Dickey Henry, justice.
Frost A C, justice.
tSanliU'ilr. EEeriuaii, General Store
audSaw .Mill.
Hayes Wm L, carpenter.
Krusckke Carl, nia>on.
Stralow Henry, blacksmith.
Strutz Henry, wagonmaker.
Suring Julius, saw mill.
HAYTON. A postottlce on the M. &
N. 1{. ];., in C^alnmet county, '!'. nulcs
southeast of Chilton, the county seat, and
nearest banking point. Population, 250.
Tel.. W. U. livp.. Am. il, F. Connell,
postmaster.
4'iMiiicll ISr<>«, General Store, Grain,
Luudier and t'oal.
Gephart George, wagonmaker.
Gueutlier & A|iplebaktr. Hour mill.
Hurst J A, cheese mnfr.
Ilurst John 1). carpenter.
.Johnson G, saloon.
.Marble lle.ad Lime Co.
.Mutter .jdsoph, shoemaker.
Ormsiiy Lime Co.
Eincliiiei' Jliilliis, General Store.
Schwil.'er Pliilip, blacksmith.
Sievert 1-^ilward. lilaeksniilh.
Sievert (Justav, harncssniaker.
Wagner Henry, hotel and saloon.
Wolir Christian, wagonmaker.
Chicago, li^ilmy!;ee & St, Paul P.j/^L^rtllest aod iloithr/est
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HAYWARD. The judicial teat of
Sawyer couuty, is located en the Nama-
kagon liver uDtl on tlie V.. St. P. M & O.
Ry, 270 miles northwest of .Milwaukee,
and 58 south of Ashlund. Settled in
1881, it has had a steadily increasing
growth aud now contains Cutlioiic, Con-
gregational and Lutheran churches, a
graded public school, a bank, a public
library and reading room, a hospitid, saw,
planing and feed mills, a town hall, grain
elevator aud court house, good hottls,
and numerous lar^e and well stockecl
special and general stores. An ably-edited
and ])rogressive weekly newspaper, the
Journal-j\'eus (Hep.), is published. The
city is lighted by electricity and has an
excellent system of water works. Daily
stages to lieservc, Hound Li'ke and Glover.
Tel., W. U. E.xp., Am. Telephone con-
nection. Mail, daily. Population, l,o(JO.
Henry Beal, ))ostraaster.
Alexander AVm, ealoon.
American House, M I) J3uell propr.
Ames Henry H, saloon.
Anderson .lonas, saloon.
Arnold Ficetnan \V, tekgraph agent.
Ben! tiBenrj-, Poslmaoler.
Beal Philip, baker.
Bennett Mrs L I\I, milliner.
BiC'^'ItT Will, Town Treasurer, Chief
of Fire Department and Dealer in Meats
and Ice.
Boyer Chris, shoemaker,
Boyle .lames, mason.
Itropiiy JJoiiii B\ County ,Ju(li;e, .Jus-
tice of Peace, Ab.slracter and iteal Es-
tate.
Buchanan Ed N, black-^mitb.
Buck Willis F, furniture.
Biiell Milton D. prn|,r American House.
Itlilikor 'J'lii'o<i<>r«.-, I'nderl-iluT,
Court Commissioner and Propr (.)peia
House.
Ccrniiighan James, county surveyor.
Cliri.>>ti!)nMMi <M(o, Tiegister of Deeds
and Alwiracter. oS-c «(?,'. oj^p.)
Clapp George F. SL^eiil Am Exp Co.
Clapperlon C H &' Co (estate of C H Clai>-
pcrton, John B Trowbridge), dnig.i,
booka, etc.
Clark Fred E, deputy U S ninrsloil.
Connncrciai Hold, Orrin T Haley
Propr.
Cox l>f G^o-pitui Tlio, Dr Joseph P
Cox Mnt'r, Dr I'crry E Plumb Supt aud
House Physician.
€o.v I>i- Jom-pii E*, ilngr The Dr Cox
Hospital.
DufTy 'I'lionia,':, saloon.
Chicago & Grand Tfuofc Ey,
Dunham J H & Co (John H Duuhum, A
leu C ^IcEenn), meat market.
Eri<-k«.on Jj'oliii, County Clerk.
Pox Avery N, saloon.
Fritzscbe Paul, Indian goods.
Fuley Plans P, town clerk.
Gilbertsen Ole. saloon.
ESiiJuy Oi-riii T, Lumberman ai.ij
Propr Coinmercial Hotel.
Hall & Linden .(rharles F Hall, Gustav
Linden), painters.
Hanson Ole, county supervisor.
Hanson & Simonson (Christian Hanson,
Peter Simonson). boarding bouse.
Harrington Mrs Effle, county supt scbf..,:?.
Harrington George, justice and milk dairy
Hayward Electric Light, North 'Wisconsi;:
Ltimber C'o proprs.
SBsiy\viu«t Ercf LiBujiry, Miss Car-
rie Miner Librarian.
Hayward Water Woik.o, Peter Olsen supt.
Herman John, saloon.
Hogue Wm, propr Ivavell House.
Holberl Ebcnczer H, cash Sawyer County
Bank and insurance.
Holt C T, jeweler.
Hul)bard Charles L, county Ireas.
Hubbard Uiehard, supervisor.
Igoe jVIaurice, general store.
Johnson Fred C, tailor.
Jordan 'Win. constable.
Joiirii:iS.\'cws Thv, Scott & Bunker
Publrs.
Keyscr Jesse E, railroad agent.
Kurth Beniburd F, barber and batli.^.
Larsen & Olsen (Charks Larsen, Frei! 01-
se.-T), saloon.
Lavill Frank, saloon.
Lavell House, Win Hogue propr.
Lfssard Adolph, county flu]iervisor.
iMcEIroy George H. pholograidier.
McGeorfe Andrew AV, c(uifectioncr.
McGeorge Mary, dressmaker.
JlrOnibcr O George, laundry.
McWilliams D .t' Bro (David and Aicl;i
bald), i.ropre N'amakagon Hotel.
Marquette Wm H, carpenter and deputy
clerk of court.
.Mnrtinson Cbrirle*. carpenter.
iMeltkr .1 C, meat marktt.
ITIilicv E>iiiil«-I B, General -Merchan-
dise.
Misliler I>oiii<4, Wines. Liquors.
CiKais and Town Assessor.
Mockler Pnlrirk ]>, carpenter.
JIoi eland Edward, coroner.
Moreland .Tohn E, grocer and confeclr.
Morelanil Oscar E, saloon.
Mosber A: Martin (Orvcn ^V Mosher, Jamts
O Martin), grain aud feed.
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Murphy James H. justice.
Xriuirikagon Hotel, D ^IcW'illiams A; J5ro
proprs,
XamakasTon Lumber Co, R L }iIcCurmick
prts, E 11 Ilolbert sec and trcas, bbiuylo i
mnfrs.
N'css Christian 0, under sheriff.
X't^s & Hubbard (Christian O Ness, Isaac
Hubbard), saloon.
Xord Rev J }■: (Lutheran).
North "Wisconsin Lumlu.-r Co, Frederick
Weyerhaeuser pres, Uobeit L McCor-
mick sec and trtas, general store and
saw mi'l.
Dlson Peter, clerk circuit court.
Ols.011 & Johnson (Ole Olson, Elias
Johnson), Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Opera House, Tlieodore Bunker propr.
Packard George A, livery.
I'tdersuu Arne, tailor.
IViierson Christian, saloon.
I'inii Louis J, restaurant.
Pliiiiil> I>f E't-rry K, Supt and House
Physician The Dr Co.\ Hr spital.
Powers Wm, general store.
ItamsdellDewitt, Ijlacksniitb.
liice Prof O E. prin public scliool.
Uiordan John F, district attorney.
Roberts Wm, brewers' agent.
Salieau "Wni, constable,
lawyer County Bank (capital and surplu'-,
¥70,000), R L McCormick prcs, E II
Holbert cash.
Scott it Hunker (Ellsworth J Scott. Tbco-
_ dore Bunkei), publrs Journal-2New.s.
^>hafer Horace D, carpenter,
>huc Henry B, slierifT.
Mevck August, bre'.vers' act.
Smilli Charles J, b!ark«mith.
Suiilh Mrs J C, matron The Dr Cox Hos-
pital.
Siiekau ICdwaril, barnessniakcr.
Thulia Nels, saloon.
Tnnsliiil Ole, salocn.
Trowbridge John B, physician.
VValsli John, mason.
Wilco.x :Mrs E C, milliner.
HAZEL GREEN. An incorporated
village iu Grant county, 32 miles southeast
of Lancaster, the county seat, .j south of
Cnba City, on the C. ifc X. W. I!y, the
nearest railroad station, an<l lU north of
Galena, 111., the nearest banking point.
Stages daily taX.'uba City: fare, 50 cents.
Population, JT'i. 3Iail,. daily. J. Edwards,
postmaster.
Birkett Juhn. meat market,
Byruu J B. live stock.
Corneliseu Bernard, hotel.
Crav.'ford Jefferson, live stock.
E<I\var<'<t Jsiine<*, Hardware.
Genz Conrad, hotel and livery.
Gcnz C A; Son, farm impts.
Gringer James, harnessrnaker.
Handloy John, shoemaker.
Ilarker 6c O'Brien, livery.
Jenks H J, physiei.'in.
Johnson Ste]ihen. general store.
Looney John J, blacksmith.
Mills George, druggist.
Pcarce Richard, crocer.
Reifstek L P, cattle dealer.
Koljerts R D, farm impts.
Smith J W, l)lark,mitli.
Thomas .Do<<iiih. General Store.
Thompson F G, auctioneer.
Trewariha Frank, meat market.
Udelhovcu V/ra, barber.
York H D, lawyer.
HAZELnUEST. On the C, M. vt
St. P. Ry, in Oneida county, SJtl miles
from Rhinelander, the judicial scat, and
2l]S from .'Milwaukee. Population, 300.
E.xp., Am. Tel., W. U. C. C. Yawkey,
postmaster.
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Conrad Selh, constable.
Manicr John, hotti.
i; .orcn Orcar, railroad and te! aet.
Viiw key cV JLce £iiiii)l)cr Co, Gen-
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HAZELTON. A postoffice iu Grant
county, 2') miles northwest of Lancaster,
thecounly seat, 'j\ from Wyalusini; and i
from Bridgeport, tlie nearest shipping
points, and 10 from Prairie du Chien, the
nearest bank location. Population, 120.
II. C. Jackson, postmaster.
Burns C, express and tel agt,
Day .James P, mason.
Day Jerry M, mason.
l)ay it Handy, gate mnfrs.
Harvic James, builder.
Jiifkviiis E! I'.Nursery.
Shiake Jacob, justice.
HEART PRAIEIE. In V'al worth
county, lij miles nnrtliwcsl of Elkhorn,
the county seat, and S from White Water,
the nearest baiiUin:i and shipping iioiiit.
Population, 20. Jlail, daily. C. P. Beach,
postmaster.
ISoat'li C 8*, Grocer.
Cooley II, mason.
HEBRON. .\ villaL'C on Bark river,
in Jellerson county, 10 miles southeast of
Jefferson, the county seat, and a east of
Fort Atkinson, the usual shipping and
bankim; i)oinl. Stages ilaily to Fort At
kinson; fare, 35 cents. Population, 14:".
Mail, daily. C. C. Brown, postmaster.
Aplin Uev X J (Methodist).
Bark ]!iver Cheese Factory.
Barnes F J, flour and saw mill.
IJrowii V, C, General Store.
Brown E C, stage line.
Cold Spring Cheese Co, creamery.
Curtis Mark, justice.
Excelsior Cheese Factory Co. creamery.
Green L B, general store.
Grogan C. blacksmith.
Jones A W, billiards.
King Ueulien, cooper.
Lewis John \V, constable and painter.
S^oivis LifiliT H, General Store.
Miner J !!, wagonmaker.
CUto Julius, Hour mill.
Piice G A., physician.
Westfall H C, cooper.
HEDGE HOG. A postolllcein Door
county, ItJ miles northeast of Sturgeon
Bay, the seat of justice and nearest bank-
ing ]ioint. Population, oO. JIail, semi
weekly.
Tostenseu H, general store.
HEGG. A postoflice in Trempealeau
county, 15 miles Sivalbeast of Whiteha!],
the county seat, 8 southeast of Bhiir, the
nearest railroad station, and L'j northeast
of Galesville, the nearest banking point.
Stages tri-weekly to Franklin and Ettrick,
Population, 'i+«1. Mail, tri-weekly. L. J.
Quammen, postmaster.
Bue J B, blacksmith.
Etlrick M A it Co, general stoie.
Green E S. railroad, e.\p and tel agent.
Ilcrreid 11 X, live sto(dc.
Hovelsrud J E, music teacher.
Knudson K S, pumps and farm impts.
Neshim J. shoemaker.
Quallv H D, stone raa«on.
<ti!:usii!icii ?.. ,T, Live Stock Breeder.
Quammen ..t llallanger, grist mill.
Undcrlieim ]\ I,, carpuuter.
Waldeland Kev O (Lutheran).
HEIGHTS, rjehland county.
changed t,t (Jruuite llci^'ils.
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HEIN. In Clark county, l^i miles
from Mdlville, the judicial seat, biukiug
and shipjiing point. Population, 1")'J.
Mail, semi-weekly. George Scheckheim,
liQstmaster.
Ariz Jacob, machine agent.
T'lown A, engiueer.
ESoiii .? oiiii, Gi:neral Store.
Xiepert E, carpenter.
Sclinudt John, blacksmith.
Schomer George, biarding house.
■Walter George, iihysiclau.
HELENA. A village on the Wiscon-
sin iiv(r, and on the ('., JL A; St. P. Py.
in Iowa county, Is: niiles northeast of
Podgeville. the county seat, iind .Tl west
of Aiena, the nearest banking point. Pop-
ulation. 80. Tel., W. L. E.-vp., Adams.
C. A. McKcnzie, postmaster.
Clancy T J, general store.
Culvers it .McKlnzie Bros, orchestra.
Helena Valley ?ilills. Hour.
Joues John L, llour mdl,
M<'i4.eii7.ic C A, Railroad, E.\pre.s3 and
Tel Agent.
McKenzic W A. live stock.
Villemnnte Charles, shoemaker.
AVandsclineider G 11. general store.
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AND BUSINESS DIKECTOfiV.
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HELENVILLE. A village on tlie
C. &: ^- W. Ky, ia JetXerson count}', G
miles east of Ju-llerson, the county seal and
notttest baiiliiui; point. Population, oOU.
Tel., W. U. Kxp., Am. J. S. llaag,
postmaster.
Barteld J, wagoumaker.
llaag A, saloon.
II au^ J S, General Store.
Haag \V 0, carp.-nter.
Koepple C & ,], carpenters.
Koeruer llev John (Lutheran).
Menzel Paul, justice.
Moser J, black,'>mith.
lieul A, lumber.
Ricliermau G A, general store and saloon.
.Schneider L F, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Schoellh J P, blacksmith.
Schubert L, shoemaker.
Waltber Andrew, saw mill.
Weber Mrs 31, General Store,
HELLER, A speciiil supply post-
ollije in Lincoln county, 12 mile^ nojillcast
of ^lerrill, the judicial seat, banking and
shipping point.
HEMPEL. A pcsloQice in St. Croi.':
county, uO miles norlheast of Hudson, the
seat of justice, and .5 from Cj'lon, on the
Wisconsin Central Line, the nearest ship-
ping point. ALail, semi-weekly. G. Ileni-
pel, postmaster.
HENRIETTA. On Pine river, in
Uichland county, l.i miles north of itich-
land Centre, the county ^.eat, nearest rail-
road station and banking iioinl. Popul-
ation, 100. .Mail, triweekly. Emma Priest,
postmaster.
King H, carpenter.
IVie.l i: C, Siirghum and Woolen Mill.
Hyuer SI, saw mill.
^ HENRYS VILLE. A postofHcc hi
Brown county, l'> miles S(mthcast of Green
iiay, the county seat, nearest railioad .'^^ta-
llon and bunking point. Stages, Iriweek-
ly to Kewaunee. I'upulatiou, 40. Mail,
tri-wtekly.
Buckley D, saloon.
Buckman A Witti:;. fljur and saw mills.
Kelley K, blacksmith.
Osterlob J II, general store.
HERBERT. A settlement in Fierce
county, 'J miles southeast of Ellsworth, the
county Seat, b.ankmg and ^hippins point.
Population, 4,j. Mail, daily. Andrew
Herbert, postmaster.
Dodge F M, saw mill, 3 miles n.
Ilaessly George, cheese mnfr.
Ilaessly Hugh, general store.
ISerhcrt AiuJrcw.Grocerand Farmer.
llomanse C S, blacksmith.
Strobel P J, wagonmaker.
HERMAN. A postoffico in DodM
county, 10 milei-cast of Juneau, the coun-
ty seat, and 0 north of Rubicon, the near-
est shipping point. Bmk at Hartford.
Population, 10. Mail, tri-weekly. Cbarles
Ringle, postmaster.
Blank Ausust, shoemaker.
Herman Farmeii' JIutual Insurance Co,
Charles Uin^'le sec.
T£iii$;Ie t'luirles. General Store.
Uingie Wm, justice.
HERSEY. A village on the C, St.
P., M. >.'c O Ky, in Saint Croix county, 2S
miles east of Hudson, the county scat, and
y east of Baldwin, the nearest banking
point. Population, 300. Tri-weekly stage
to Cady Mills. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am.
Pilchard Adams, postmaster.
.'Vdiiins SiieJiard, Confectioner and
Stationer.
Anderson Nels, shoemaker.
Barnlsli Jacob, general store.
lireeu James, well borer.
Damran August, tailor and livery.
Davis D C it Sons, lumber.
Durrin W A, mill lixlures.
Felton A Y, liliuber.
Frunt/. Cliarles, lumber and wood.
Franiz lli'nry, general store.
.S«mes sylvc^ler. Justice.
I.aini)ort C 1), jir.lice and town clerk.
Xelsoii Nels, blacksmith.
Pache D & Co, well drillers.
Peck Richard, barber.
Piugrey Myron, saloon.
Ross & Evans, liay pressors.
Smitli C J. railroad, exp and tel agent.
Sinilli J, farm impts.
Snowden C 11. carpenter.
Tcalv Ilcrinan, blacksmith.
'fTlMUMi'soii T O, General Store.
Trickey Wni. hotel.
Whitclier Henry J, wagonmaker.
HEWITT. A station on the Wiscon-
sin Central Line, in Wood county, 30 miles
northwest of Grand P.apids, the seat of
justice, and 4i .southeast of .Marr-lirield,
Cfeap, f/,il';;aul;es & St, Pay! Pij, r.'lt'West and ilori'iiwest
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WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
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the location of the nearest bsinlt. Tel.,
W. U. Exp., N. P. Population, 230.
Frank Cramer, postmaster.
Cramer Frmik, Hardware.
FetterB D H, ruilroail, express and tel agt.
Gerl Joseph, shoemaker.
Kopf Bartel, saloon.
JIarx Gerhard, saloon.
Ruplinger Bros i-fc Co, stave mnfrs.
Schneider Bros, saw mill.
SeidelJoseph, waaonmaker.
Senkbeil I'"'ie(i. hotel and saloon.
Taylor J B, llour and feed.
HICKORY. In Oconto connty, 24
miles northwest of Oconio, the judicial
seat ond nearest banking point, and 'J
from Lena, the nearest shipping point.
Mail, tri-weekly. Population, 50. G. H.
Trccattin, postmaster.
Arveson AutrusI, general store.
Clapp H, carpenler.
Dunham J. carpenter.
Qilkey 11 \V, general store and justice.
Glynn James A, justice.
Johnson Henry, black.-imilli.
Lord Harry, general store.
Moyle ,Miss M, music teacher.
Jloyle Uev \Vm (Melhtdist).
Peterson Jliclmel, saloon.
Tre<'i!V(!ii T!lioiii;i», C'Cueral Store.
HIGH BEIDGE. Formerly known
as Silver Creek, i.-^ on the Wisconsin Cen-
tral Line, in Asliland county, b'-' miles
southeast of Ashland, the judicial .'^cat and
nearest banking point. Population, ■'JOO.
Exp., In. p. Tel., W. U. J. J. McGee-
han, postmaster.
Ashland Iron and Steel Co. charcoal.
Cnhill Frank, justice.
Uilderbrand Herman, constable.
Hotel High Iirid:,'e. J J ilcGeehan propr.
Johnson P, shoemaker.
Mergler. phy.-ician.
nSci.t'i'liaii J J, General Store and
Contractor.
Owen George L, railrrjad, e\p and tel agt.
Railroad House, Jijhnson Woloott propr.
HIGHLAND. An incorporated vil-
lage in l<n\-a county, 18 miles northwest of
Dodgeville, the county seat, and 7 north
of Cobb, the nearest railroad station.
SU'Ulfort is the nearest bankinc point.
D.dly Mage to Cobb. Populatiun, 050.
Mail, daily.
Aid John, harnessmaker.
Berg Sisters, milliners.
Blackney Hotel, Jacob Fecht propr.
Bolster Andrew, painter.
Bolster John, jeweler.
Brinen Miss Jane, dre.samakcr.
Casper Michael, saloon.
Chab Mathias, wagonmaker.
Cholviu M A, hardware.
Collins AV P, physician.
Dempsey Rev T (Catholic).
Dodd M, jeweler.
Dolphin it Guy"on, milliners.
Es;iill ArJliur J. Lawyer.
Feciit Jacoli, propr Ulackney Hotel.
Fecht Peter, blacksmith.
Frye Wm, meat market.
Geller. & i;:inisdeu, meat market.
Grant P, salion.
Gunn John \V, constable.
Imhoff Anna, milliner.
Kaiser Joseph, carpenter.
Kasper Jlicliael, hotel.
Kennedy H, Drugs and General Store.
Klingele C & Son, saloon.
Kotte Joseph, saloon.
Kreul ]5ernhar(l II, general store.
Lampe Henry, general store.
Lewis H, general store.
Lynch & Co, miners.
Miehek Fraidc, tailor.
Mix Sir U P, Druggist.
Miebur A. saloon.
Niebur Geor-e. hardware.
Xiedemeyer Sebastian, boots and shoes.
Nussbaiun Henrv, sahion.
Paynter T J, barber.
Sullivan Mar}- K, dressmaker.
Thierer Joscjih, blacksmith.
Wambold ]{i;v F A (German Catholic).
Washa Fran I;, boots and shoes.
Widenfellcr W O, painter.
HIKA. A village on the M , L. S. &
W. By and Centreville creek, in Manito
woe county, 14 miles south of Manitowoc
the county seat, and 12 north of Sheboy
gan, the nearest bankino: point. Popula
lion, 300. Kxp., U. S. Tel.. W. U,
ilail, daily. John Sachse, postmaster.
Albers AV T. justice.
Bauman George, meat market.
Belilz Bros, hardware.
Bewersy ^Xicholas. tailor.
Centreville Brewing Co, brewers.
F-hrhardt Christopher, wagonmaker.
Fischer Carl. barl)er.
Heining L, knitting works.
Keune Charles, ilour mill.
Kielsmeier F A, treneral store.
Chicap S GraoQ Tfuot il|,
The Favorite Route East
VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
flew York Life Insnrancs Go. j:::',*::
[ Aisefs, $110,000,000. I N'orfliwosteru Brandt
U;,OOU,ii»li. ' Ofcioo, 410 ?Ii!\vaukce
M., 7IIL,WAI.Ki:i:, AVIS. >V. S. C.\Kl>Ei:, State Agent. >YAlKK!i DlCKXEn, lien'l aanajer.
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Knoll Atis;iii«t, Gencr.Hl .Store.
KloM August jr, farni irnpts.
Kohn .Albert, brick mnfr.
Kr,°.u5 .\lice, liritel.
Luecke Fred, cheese mufr.
LuecUe Geome, cirpenler.
Mill Gottlieb^ hotel
Mill G it Bro, platiing- mill.
Jliller !Mrs Ernestine, tlressmaker.
Pratt G S, riiilroutl. exp auii tel asent,
Saolise Toliii, 15 lots and Shoes.
Schtnidick Ernest, harnessiiiaker.
Tuerpe Oswald, hotel and saloon.
Ungcr Eull, blacksmith.
Witte & Fischer, brick mnfrs.
HILBERT. A village on the M. & N.
R. R,, iu Calumcl county', 8 miles north of
Chilton, the county seat ami nearest bank-
ing point, and bG noithwesl of 3lilr,aukce.
It was settled in Ib'il. and now contains a
Lulheraa church, a district school and a
cheese box factory. There are .several
cheese factories in the vicinity. Produce,
cheese, lumber and grain are shipped.
Population, 400. Tel., \V. V. Exp., Am.
J. K. Dayton, [jostmaster.
Ama Hermann, S'doon.
zVplin James C, juslii-e.
Arodt Carl, blac'k-mith.
Bier Michael, wasliing machine mnfr.
Baer ^licliuel jr, carjiet v.eaver.
Behrend JIartin. citrpenter.
Bishop David, apiarist
Blanchard Mcrrilt, apiarist.
Broekmann .(acob, shoemaker.
Buchniann Louis, meal market.
Carty Jlrs iMargaret, milliner.
Dayton .lulius K, justice and insurance.
Dorn George, auctioiu-er.
Driessel Henrv, plivsician.
Duvigneaud X L '& Co (Xettic L Duvig-
neaud), grain.
Ecke .\u2a^t, lumber.
Ecke Bros (.lobn and Louis C), liardwaro.
Ehrliag \Vm, mason.
Flesch Joseph, silo m.
Gage L D it liro (Lawson D and Clinton
D). proprs Railroad Home. ■
Gilsdorf Andrew, blacksmith.
Hilbcrt Hotel, John Meirer propr.
Duig Peter, cooper.
Jnrgens L\idv.-ig W, physician.
Klumb Christopher D, railroad and exp
_ngent.
Kruuse nermann, shoemaker.
■•Iiirx Josopli, Wholrsale Dealer iu
Grain, Flour, Feed, Seeds, Salt and Pro-
duce.
Meier John, propr Hilbert House.
Xelescii .tJiirj', General Store.
Olauder Andrew, propr Wisconsin House.
Orphal Theodcre. saw mill.
Phillippi Peter, saloon.
Railroad House, L D Gage it Bro proprs.
Reiter Peter G, farm impts.
Roehrs Rev Henry (Lutheran).
Runte Theodore, general store.
Schumaker -Bxos (Peter and Oustav M),
general store.
Sherwood Cornet Band, Charles L'llrich
leader.
Slephan Edward, shoemaker.
Thurmanu Fredeiick, haruessuiaker.
Toms V,'m, cheese mnfr.
AVtlker Henry O, saloon.
Welkcr Peter, painter.
"Wisconsin House, Andrew Olauder propr.
Zimnier Waldemar, grocer.
niLLSHOROUGH. A nourishing
village on the west blanch of iiaraboo
river, in Vernon couuty. 4'> miles north-
cast of Virofiua, the couuty seat, 5 south-
west of Union Centre, on the C. it X. W.
Ry, the nearest railroad station, and 121)
northwest of Milwaukee. Settled in l.S'i-l,
it contains grist and saw mills, a brewery,
3 banks, 2 churclies, a school and an opera
house, capable of seating OOO. A weekh^
paper, the ^\'is.•„llsin Senlrt/, is published.
Staces tri-weekly to Rockbiidge and daily
to Union Centre. Population",' 500. ilail,
daily. T. J. Shear, postmaster.
Akiu B E. pboti>urapher.
Bank of Hillsborough tcapital, s4,OiiO),Wm
Lind piopr.
Beranek .loseph B, general store.
liezucba Joseph, brewer.
B'ackburn Thomas 11, restaurant.
Bulin Jo-,rph. saloon.
Buidick W'm L, blacksmith.
Clark VCm, general store.
Cole Jlis? Mary, dressmaker.
Cosgrovo Janies A, barber.
Crary >[ E, shoemaker.
Doaue Isaac, cooper.
Exchange Bank (capital, $20,000), Thomas
J Shear propr.
Field Albert, sav,- and stave mill.
Fox Eliaa, apiarist.
Hagenali Henry, saloon.
Hamiiii-r U itCoi'Ribert llammrr, Charles
F Kaufman, Robert Armbru>ler), hdwe.
Hammer it Armliruster (liobert Hammer,
Robert ArmbriHter). insurance.
Heath Charles W T, propr Wisconsin Sen-
try.
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POINTS in UUii 1 nLiiil
Dlldahy Brothers, ^ Pork and Beef Packers,
IHllAVvrivKi:, V, iscoxsiN. I AMD PROVISIOM DEALERS.
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Ililhborouch Creiiniery ( (■, Cbarlt-s J Lind j
pres, Will Linii sec.
nillsboroiigh :\!ill Co (Mrs J Zollinger,
Mrs Otto Ilauimcr, !Mrs Armbruster),
flour mill.
Hillsboroiiah Ttoller Axle Co, II Barney
pies, E Hernur sec.
Jainesnii Julia, dressmaker.
KoU) John C, saloon.
Kuelm Thoiun.s, tailor.
Leuike Freiierick G, bainess.
Lind KdTvard. harness.
Lind Henry P C, jjinera! etnre.
Lind Opi >■« Hall, \Vm Lii.d inner.
Lind W'ni, general store .ind insurance.
Linke AVm H, wagoumaker.
ItSitilow VEoii«^(f, Augustus Milcbell
PiTipr. (Sa- n<lB. hiloin.)
ITIiloIicll An!='ii!>(si«, Propr Mallow
Hou^e. {F,:c mh, .a A-'.-.)
!Milclier Andrew, furniturp.
Mobs August, general store.
Moore Frank, dfputy s-herilf.
Pincb C J, pbysieiiin.
Pinch Francis L, dru^s and jewelry.
Ueevcs HA, livery.
Shear Thomas J, general store and propr
Exchiuige liaiik.
Tracy J Frank, farm inipts.
AVaile Airs L L, milliner.
WcB»sCor F.,eAvis li'a 10, Pension Agent
and Juslice of Peace; Cc il lections prompt-
ly Altcndc-d to and Riiiiittcd. (Sii: iidv, I
bdow. )
Wcrnick E V, refriger.ators.
■Wiiislow A & Sou (Loring Winslov.),
drugs.
Wisconsin Sentry, C \V T Heath piopr.
\Voideii & Blystoue (.fames W'ordcn, Wni
Blyslone), meat market.
Zimmennanu Edward, jiweler.
HILLSDALE. In Dairon coutty, 7
miles frciu Earrou, the judicial seat, bank-
ing and shippint: point. Populalinn, l.j.
Mail, tri-weekly. Antoine liollet, post-
master.
Lee tt Dickenson, saw and planing mill.
RoIIet Anloiiic, General Store.
HILLSIDE. In Iowa county. 1.5
miles noi th 'if Dudceville, the judicial seat,
and 4 from t^iiriiig Green, its banking and
thipping iioiut. ^Inil, daily.
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HIKGHAM. A post viila<:e on Onifn
river, in Sheboygan county, 14 miles sou'.h-
west of Shebiiygan, the count}' scat. 9 from
Sheboygan Falls, the nearest bank loca-
tion and 2i cast of Adell. the nearest rail-
road Elation. Populaticn, 2lJ0. Mail,
daily. Jlinnie Keller, instmaster.
Baldwin L II, justice.
Bolzer Eev Wm (Metiiodisi).
Bucher .John, painter.
Collar L 'J', iiliy.--ician.
I>i'l(iViiii iV ><ll"<)!iir. Flour Jlilk
Flain; Cbrisl.ipher, produce.
HilfL I), CO. per.
Ilopenjau Wm, cheese mnfr.
Ingles tFohn, pumpmaker.
Keller Charles, general store.
Knaus G. tinsmilh.
Saeeker A J, blacksinilh.
Tibbitls H, ui deitaker.
Tibbits U .T. plioiogiapbur.
I'Un-ic-lil ISflli-y, Geiieral_Slore.
Walsh Michael, meat market.
AValsli P. 111. lei.
York M C, blacksmith.
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HIULSBOROUCH, WIS.
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GUS. MITCPIELL, Propr.
Fine Sample Room for Conimer-
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nearest railroad stalion. La Crosse 'S tlie
nearest baiikin!!: point. Statres tri-weeUly
to Jlidway. Popul ition, lUO. Mail, iri-
weckl3'. A. O. Black, piistmastc-r.
Blat'k Anion <>, General Store.
Cbristiansen C, flour mill.
Daily H H, carpenter,
Gunder A, meat market.
Hammer Ole, saw mil! and blacksmith.
Uolmen Creamery Co.
Kettelson John, barber.
Livingston T B, railroad agent.
JIoDson Jl T. hotel.
Mowrey George P, e.x-prcs.g n^cnt.
SjoJarulor C A, General Store.
Sjolander A; Hammer, feed mill.
^Yall Olof, hotel.
HOLY CROSS. Apo.stoffioein07.au-
kee counl3', o mile.s northwest of Port
Washington, the county seat, and o east of
Fredonia Stalion, on the j\I. it N. U. H.,
the nearest railroad station. I'ort ^\'a^]l
Pop-
ington is Ibe nearest bankin<; po
ulatiou, 30. Mail, semi-weekly.
Anzia Michael, boots and thoos.
Fraser tt M.ilir, live .'-took.
Marshall .]ose|ih, groct-i.
BJorIz JJ«c<»S>,(.ieiicral Store and Cheese
JInfr.
Poull Peter, blacksmith.
Wester Henry, suloon.
Wolf lira C, saloon.
HOMER. A rural |)n_ci,.|lice in (ivant
county, 2L' miles northeast of Lancnstcr,
the county scat, and 0 soullieast of Bnsco-
bcl, the nearest railro.ad slaiion and hank-
ing point. Stages send-wei'kly to Bo:.< o-
bel and Castle Kock. Pojudalion, ;!.').
Mail, serai-weeklj-. Henry J^.Iaxam, post-
master.
HOMEWOOD. A po=iomcc in Mon-
roe county, L';J miles southeast of Snnrl.i,
the county seat, 4 north of Kendall, the
nearest railroad station, and 12 houIIi of
Tomah, the nearest banking point. Mail,
tri-wcekly. Alexander McCask(.'y, post-
master.
HONEY CREEK. A village on creek
of same name and on the Wis. Central
Line, in WaUvorlh county, IG raih-s north
east of Elkborn, the county se-ar, and 7
northwest of Burlington, the nearest liank-
ing point. Population, 1:1.'). E\]-> , N. P.
Tel., W. U. J. A. Mcintosh, postmaster.
Beers John, blacksmith.
Blake C A, carpenter.
North Star Iron S'/orUs. i < u"!--'!;,
I'AKIsll JUMtU'll i;l.M. (O. '. .Milln riirh
Ashland, - - Wisconsin. ^ ^I'ff'' tus
Clark A F, live stock.
Hnunmond D, stone mason.
Drummond J I), shoemaker.
Eiiward S, meat maikot.
Foote A J, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Fraser Charles, farm impts.
Gice Otto, boots and shoes.
Hubbard Pev G H (Baptist).
Kingston Wm, general stoie.
Kyburz F, feeil mill.
MeCanua C B,' cheese mnfr.
JMcHilosh Mrs C, milliner.
i^]5fFiiJo«.i! J .4, General Store and Coal.
Miller F A, hardware.
Minis F, painter.
Scbadj' John, carpenter.
Sohwart?. John, jiislice.
Sidney Kev J ]i (Five Jiapti.st).
Smith Uufus, lilacksmith.
Vaughn S, pumps.
\V!'.rniugton Wm. live stock.
Wilbur Lumber Co.
HOPE. A postollice in Dane county,
9 miks east of JIadisou, the county seat
and nearest lianking point, and-lj from
Cottage Grove, the nearest railroad station.
Mail, tri weekly.
HORICON. A village on Rock liver
and on llie .\. div, C, M. & St. P. Ry. in
Dodge county, fi-I miles noithwest of Mil-
waukee, (i northeast of Juneau, the seat of
justice, and 0 southwest of Miiyville, the
nearest banking point. It conlains a brew-
ery, wagon factory, windmill factory and
aericultural implement works. A news-
pa|ur, the Ik'ilgi' ('-'inifi/ fieporlcr, is pub-
li.--ln'<l and 4 cluircbes are sustained. Shiii-
ment'i, ixrain am! farm implements. Pop
ulalioii, 1,200. Tel., W. U. Esp., Am.
H. H. 3l3rsh, postmaster.
Ailaius Wm S, propr Dodge County Re-
corder.
Anderson l\Irs Susan M. milliner.
I^iiier Henry F, meat market.
15"ck liernbard, boots and shoes.
lidS-iinann Henry, saloon.
Broker Wm, sewing machines.
Chandler Isaac H, mufrs agent.
Clement AVebster J, physician.
Cottrill ^I S, railr'->ad and tel agent.
Day Charles B, physician.
Deferlein ,!olin Jj. brewer.
Derse .tames H, prin "-chools.
Diet/, Louis, hardware.
Dodge County Recorder, AV'm S Adams
propr.
Dowe Carl, grocer.
^;lii .Mill -llui-hir
8, Boilers, roMe
», JlncliinUts, Founders, liollcrinaker*.
ry. Ilini.r,- Mariiiiif rj , ( orliss nniJ 11I--U
Iranbliiiltlu!,- JlarhlnerfjClc. Seep- I,
Norcross Itlork. South Birer St . JASESTILI.E. Wlf.CONSIX.
A. n, A M. X. X<U:l!IS, l»ioiiriotoi-.s.
FIUST-CLASS API'OIMllKNXS. FAClLlTltS I hsUKPASSED.
HOR
AND BUSINESS DIEECTOKT.
HOR
377
Drucskamp Rev Ilermau I ?iIcthodist).
Kirelmmmer C^harlc!!, carpenter.
-'■-clier Jobn. cornmissioii.
\\-heT liev \V J (Melboi!i.-t).
/"eL'ul Aiisust, paiuter.
r'nrbell Wilbur, mason.
Kerljes Frank, dentist.
KrecmRD Martin, confectioner.
Gis^ner Cliris, creamery.
lajsner Henry, propr Horicon Ilou.se.
'Jiamlow Auj^iJst, lilacksmilU.
Uriitnlow & Steiiike (.Vimust Gramiow,
Ferdinand Steinke), lilacksmitlis.
r.riswold Frank B, grocer.
Croskopf 2Irs John, saloon. '
Hurt Golden A, Larncss.
!i.iuff Fred, suloou.
H.xmlein Julius jr, blacksmith.
;!ol5t Rev C (Lullierau).
iioricon Hou.i^e, Henry Gcssner propr.
iloricon Light Guard Ijaud, David Yor^ey
lender.
Hnricon Windmill lliif;:; Co, Gubtav
Kalies pres, H F Schult/.e sec.
ji-iie Frederick C, barber.
i-Ianimb Cliurlrs F, shoemaker,
iilcist Win, crocer.
Koppilsch 5Iis3 Len.t. milliner.
KreLsclimer Ecnil A. jeweler,
ivrueger F W A, meal market.
I.rucger Henry F, general store.
Krugel Eliza, dres;maker.
Kruss ncrniRLi, shoemaker.
I itlle John, painter.
>larsh H n. poslma'-ter.
• '.'.-Icber f>ed A, general store.
^It-nzel G, physician
^1-iizel L Wm, phvsician.
.''Illlei- A: ITSfJjUyre i Herbert C Miller.
■'nnies F Melutyre). Lumber and Coal,
"'lo Ferdinand, wagonmaker.
'"-'-0 Henry, barber,
'•''lo Henry jr, painter.
I'.uck Thomas, saloon,
l^'dolske Augu'.t. livery,
r.nvcil Kofcoc ]{, dentist.
rtnzlow Loul.s, lumber,
'iclz Frank, saloon.
■■■|'feld Charles W, iii'.urauce.
J;'hfeid Frederick F, farm imptg.
'■ 't'er.s Wni. upholsttrer
^'l\V)CT.B {;«l, Lawver.
■~ I'l'tinuaiiu M & Co i.Moiitz and Samuel
^hoenmami), eeneral store.
;^'' luhze Henry F, furniture.
■ ''Wnrz Carl, tailor.
■"■''Cks Jobn J. LMain.
'■ ''Z Ouo G. druL'L'ist.
H-i-IiTs '^loi-r*. L'ropr Winter House.
♦"tr
■mas John L L, general store
Van Erunt it Davis Co, Spencer E Davis
pres, Charles L Butterfield sec, mnfrs
farm impts.
Van Brunt & 'Wiikins Mnf? Co. Daniel C
Van Brunt pres, Arthur W Wilcox sec,
mnfrs farm impts.
Walfrom Lawrence, saloon.
\^'ii!lfr G£oii<>e, Storrs Streeters Propr.
Wood John, merchant tailor.
Yorgey John.M, agl Am Exp Co.
Young Nicholas, bed spring mnfr.
Zedler August, carpenter.
HORN'S CORNERS. Hi Ozaukee
county, 10 miles from I'ort Wa■^■hington,
the judicial scat, and -1 from Ceilarbursb,
its shipping point. Population, 150.
JIail, daily. IL Schellenberg, postmaster.
Koepke F, shoemaker.
Kreuler George, wagoumaker.
Leopold L express agent.
Peinhold Miss L, milliner.
SfliellciiSterif 15, General Store,
Cheese J\lnfr and Justice.
Schubert Fred, feed and saw mill.
Steiiiike Frank, wagonmaker.
Wolluer George, saloon.
IIORTONVILLE. On the M., L. S.
it W. I!}', in (.)utagamie county. It miles
northwest of Appleton, the judicial seat,
and ■; southeast of New London, the near-
est banking point. It was settled in 1^40,
and now contains Catholic, Methodist.
Lutheran and liaplist churches, a graded
school, a lb)uring mill, a saw mill and a
syrup factory. L.vp., U.S. Tel.,W. U.
Population, -f.JO. Charles Baake, post-
master.
Arlington Hotel, Louis Jaequot propr.
Baake CJi.arles H, general store.
Bartley Lawrence, Imrse breeder.
Benjamin it StelTen (David Benjamin, Pe-
ter StelTen), well hirers.
Bigford Henry, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Brown JIartiu, niasim.
Buck Audiew, harnessmaker.
Buck j\nss Anna, music teacher.
Buck Cbailes F, general store.
Buck Herman T, insurance.
Buekman Ottomer, shnemaker.
Castlelon Frederick, apiarist.
Collar Webb, saloon.
Collins Louis, mason.
Davis Melvin, masou and house mover.
Dawson Josiah C. photOL'-rapber .
De Ford Itev A M (.Metliodist).
Diestler Albert, car|ienter.
C^icsp, mtwki & St, Paul i]j,i;:m^estaiid!lortiiMst
omoeA Factor,, CM LaLo St., MiLWAiKEicuis. Lalest '!iiDrovs[i venslian Blinds.
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■VVISCONSIN STATE GAZETTKEK
HOU
^^'^ Dicsllcr C«>iiii»JHiy (Herman and
•»««" C'harl(.'S Dicslleii. Lumber Mnfr.s and
^J> BuiUlcrs; Dealers in Bui'diug Material.
«j»-^ Duun 'I'bonia'', ilray.
Foiiiituiii XSoilcr ^liSN, Loysen &
^^* Grooleinaut Prniir>.
■iE«^ Gaiisen Albert, drugmst.
"^ Gates l^ortcr .1, propr Gates Ilouse.
^^ Qilter Woiiy.'d. b!ack?mith.
~^^ Givins Miss Ll'/zie, dresiiniaker.
tmS Qraef .■\nlon. g'/neral store.
U:lai Ilagen Bros (Cliris and Johiii, meats.
™»" Hallcr Adolpli, Imniware.
•t«j=S Hardacker Iltury 1), piiysician.
•g^ Ilorlonia House, .Mrs Peter .Miller propr.
g^^ Hull Irviiii; S, niilliiKry.
Hull .lames W, syrup inufr.
focsf. Jarquot Louis, propr .Vrlmgton Hotel.
"^^ Klein FrauU. saloon.
^^^ ^.,o>>oi! .'c O'loolfuisisil (Peter U
_^ Loyson, Jolin G Orootemaat), Proprs
^=^ Fountain Koller .Mills.
Lyon .James, grain dealer.
^S jfcMeekin .lames, b.arber.
■""^ Mo.Munlo .Jame-i il, sewmcc maobines.
^^ JIcMurdo it Hodgiiis (liobert JIcMurdo,
^3 l)avid HodL'iuK),' stone quarries.
Miller ^Irs Peter, propr Uortonia House.
_ Miteliell Mi-v Win (U.iptitt).
03 Mueller .Mrs ,J(dm, .st!oon.
CS >;asli .t Mc-MurJo (Henry Xash, James H
«&^ MeMurdo), live slock.
;^3 Osgoodby .Melvm, notions,
pg Peter Conrad, furniture,
"x^. Pelt Itev M G (Baptist).
Js> Pelt Mrs M G, mu-.ic teaeber.
r*J^ Kcinekin-j, .lobn, physiei.m.
*2^ Iticbter .Micbael, wniinnmaker.
«Sa= Hideout Albert F, drugaist.
Uodgers Kdwani, ji.wiler.
"^ Hool Wui, (uiiicipal .=cboi.ls.
■ Scliulz Cliarles A, barnes-maker.
O'J Scliwebs JCiidl, b'acksndth.
Scli\vei>s Ciii^lav, Propr Schweb>
Hotel and Livery Stable: First-Class in
Everything. {S,.r adc. hehw.)
Soliwel**'' EScttel, Gustav ScbwtVs
Propr; Everything New; Good Samp:;-
Rooms; Fir.'-t-Cla.'ss Livery in Concec-
lion. (Ay mh-. bih'W )
Spalding Edward, blacksmith.
Torrey Samuel, insurance.
Ulsbcrger Frank, •=aioon.
Waite Frank it Co (Fraid-; and Horice
Waite), well borers.
■Walton Jesse, restaurant.
"Weis Albert, furniture.
Wickait Edward, meat market. '
Zuehike Gustav, farm machinery.
HOUGHTON. Is located on the C.
St. P. >L it (). Piv, in BajlieUl county, S;
miles south of Daytielii, the juilielal sia;.
and ui from Wnshbiirn. the nearest bank-
ing point. Population, '.?00. .Mail, twice
dailj'. Wm. Hartley, pobtmastcr.
Babcock it Srnilli. quarry.
52iirllcy Stro*, Stone (Quarry am':
Stone Saw Mill,
Prentice Browustone Co, quarry.
HOUIiTON. A postoflioc on the St.
Crox river, in St. t^roix ruunty, 7 miits
northwest of Hudson, the co\inty seat, ac 1
5 of a nule northeast ot Stillwater. .Minn.,
the nearest railroad station and bankin;:
point. Population, 400. Mail, daily. Alb'.-r;
L. La Hue, postmaster.
Dreschler W M, saloon.
Fee Wm A, meal market.
Fisher J. grocer.
Qorri.'-s P, saloon.
Jewell O .M. blacksmith.
I.n CEuc .VIIuTt t.. General Store.
GUSTAV SCHWEES, Proprietor,
HORTONVILLE, WIS.
This Hotel has bctn ree>'!illy Itelniilt an<l R.-funiished Throuf;!l
out, uri.l raiitis Firjt-Class.
Good Sample Eooms on the Ground Floor.
RpS F11!^T-(I.ASS I.IVH1\ IN CON.VICTION.
^'■'-^ -TlM-rroi.rM'lnrtal,-ps p|..:,^iir,- in tl.;. ar,.miin.-f.ni.-i.t. aii.l hope;
ES--^ to in.ril n slian- .,r th- Truv.-hntr Trn,l,-.
ti-jj I,oci«led at tin- .11., 1-. N. A; W. Ify Uc'ixit.
Cliicajo & Grand Irani P.i, ^^ir.tA^Hf^i'^'V'IkS':' ,
Cliicap & Grand Tryri!{ h
Palace and Dining: Cars
ON ALL THROUGH TRAifiS,
HOU
AJND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
IIUD
379-
Xasler H C, saloon.
St Peter G, grocer.
HOWARD'S GROVE. A vUlaffe on
the Pigeon river, in Sliebojirun counlj', 7
miles noithwtst nf Phtlioygun, the county
seat, nearest railiosid station and banl^ing
point. Stages daily to Slu-huypuD. Pcip-
ulation, 2S. JIail, daily. E. ritolzenburg,
postmaster.
.Vbt C, sboemaktr.
H.irlz Fred, niason.
Bodenstab Fred, jiisticp.
Dedow M, barnessmaker.
Fosterling Herman, Iiotul.
Frome Augu&t, saw niill.
Fubrmanu August, carpenter.
Gibbs D, express agent.
Kirckeck Henry, cl;ce=e ninfr.
Kohl W, general store.
Lahr M, general store.
Lcahermann A, telegraph agent.
Miller Ilcnry, saw and grist mill.
.Mulzbatier George, hotel.
Xaumaun Fred, carpenter.
Xeumeister Louis, wagonmaker.
lUisch Charles, b!a<;k = milli.
^(olzculmr^ ECmiE, General Store.
HOWARD'S PRAIRIE. Also
>.nown as Franklin, is in .Milwaukee conn-
'y, lil miles soulhwe-l i>f Milwaiikc-c, llio
juJicial seat and nearest banking point,
Had 5 from O:ikwood, the nearest tail a[)-
proacb. Population, 20. Mail, weekly.
HUBBARD, Formerly known as
I'hipps, is a posloflicc and Itig station on
tile C., St. P.. M. & O. liy. in Sawyer
eounty, 3 miles northeast of llaywani, the
county seat and nearest banking iniint.
I'opulation, 21. JMail, daily. C. L. Hub-
' ard, postmaster.
Empire Lumber Co, Iocs.
Hall cfc Ai>p!e, logs. ^
McDonald Allen,' log.q.
P;niloon George, cabinetmaker.
Wfl.b C K, Hotel,
UUBBLETON. Uu Crawli-b river
and on the C; ,M. ^t St. P. P.y, in .lelTerson
c ainiy, lij miles northwest of .U ITerson,
•he county seat, and 'i} east of Waterloo,
the nearest banking point I'nouiaiion.
;.''■'■ E.xp., Am. ' Tel, Vv', U,' J. K,
'■rii:gs, postmaster.
I; ire David, opiaiist.
■;lward3 \Vm, sorsbum ranfr.
i.ii.'gs C G, iieneral store.
Gri^S* J 5i, Justice and General Store.
Griggs L C, constable.
Hintz C F, shoemaker.
Honziker John, carj^enter.
Kehone F. blacksmith.
Repstine J H, railro.id, e.\p and tel areut.
Sommerfeldt G F, cheese mnfr.
HUB CITY. A post Tillage on Pine
river, in Bichiand county, 11 miles north
of Hichland Centre, on the C, M iV St. P.
Ky, the county seat, nearest railroad sta-
tion and banking point. Stages tri- weekly
to liichland Centre, Hillsborough and in-
termediate points. Population. Il'i. Mail,
tri-woekly. E. 15. Clark, postmaster.
t'lai-k 1-: K & Co, General Store.
Clark H G, grist and saw mill.
Hult Bros, hoo]i mnfrs.
Koch Bro.':, hardware.
Mellcwm .John E, wagoumaker.
Ray it Clark. ]ir,ultry.
Sprague Daniel, apiarist.
Sutton Robeit, haidware.
HUDSON. i'.caiilifuHy located on
the St. Croix river, in the v.'esteru portion
of St. Croix county, of which it is the ju-
dicial scat, is an ineorjioniled city on the
E. div. C. St. P., .M. & O. Ry, on the R.
F. br. of the tame road, Kul miles north-
wc-t of Milwaukee. It contains a steam
roller mill, a saw null, a largo chair and
furniture factory, a cooper shop, 2 brewer-
ies, a broom factory, Baptist, Jlethodist,
Lutheran, Presbyterian, Congreirational
and Catholic cburi ln-s.good gradeil scliooia.
a Catholic and lijgh school, a hospital, 3
batiks, the First XaWoii.al and the Hudson
Savings Bank, railroad repair shops, an
opera bouse and a muhic hall, capable of
seating .")00 and '100 resi>eclively, water
works, an electric light plant wbieb liglits
the city, and 3 weekly newspapers, the
Stiir (j.'iiZ Times (Rep), and the True I!,j"_ib
liatu (Deni). ^^'heat. flour, live stock
(general farm proiluce and lumber are
.'^hipped. The city has an <;xcelleul volun
teer lire department of 2.5 members, 2 hose
carriages and a hook and ladiier truck
'lei, W. L'. Exp, Am. Population
G.OUO. H. F. Dinsmore, postma.^ter.
Addison Win, 'bus pnd hack line.
AinlrfiVH \1in 15. County Treasurer.
Ansli'v Laii.:don, dry goods.
Aninuist U'lto ^\^ clerk circuit court.
Usilvor iV. E9cliii>i (Henry 0 Baker,
JMigene W Helms 1, .^ttorncys-at-Law.
(See adi', p :k-:'i )
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ILLIliS C[:iM B, R,
Short and Direct
Route from
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■\VISCOXSIN STATE GAZETTEER
HUD
BAKER & HELMS,
Attorneys-ai-Law,
HUDSON, - wiscowssri.
Practice in all Courts.
Ball Alkn, Bhoiniuker.
Balsam A it Son (Amos aud James P),
shoes.
Carne}' Rev John A (Catholic").
Bartk-U Jolin E, plaotcrer.
Baphford & Disuey ('John M liashford,
Charles A Disney), lawyers.
Beard Thomas, furuitiire.
Beggs "\\'iii, boots and .=hoes.
Bench Joseph, clothiii;^.
]3evier Jacoh, iniliiter,
Birkmose C •! & Co (Cliri.stian J Birkraosc,
Gunerius Koisiuir, Klias S Larson), gen-
eral store.
Bishop 3Ir3 II S, bird dealer.
Blichfuldt O P, treneral store.
Borgc .loliu, saloon.
Bowron Mrs'Clara, dicssmakcr.
Boyden I'hilo n, ,lnij-i-t.
I>r:i<ir<>rd Sviiiniicl J, Attorncyat
La^\ .
Bradley AVni C, hog breeder.
Brown Robert, painter.
Briiii>>wick ISoii'^c, Isaac Flelt
Propr. •
liiiiililM- .Kniiies \, General Insurance
and J notice (j1 Peac.
Bnrnley Kev Charles T (PrcsbyterianV
Butlei .Miss Macc;ie, dressmaker.
Caldwell Wm V.'dry soods.
Camjibell A: Schwarm (.lames II Campbell,
Adolpb .1 Schwarni), barbers.
Carroll I'atvick H. chief of police.
Carroll Terence, barber.
Central House. John A Mie propr.
Cliamplin Horace D. livery.
Clia|iiii Hall llniiso, Kufus Parr
Propr.
Christiana House, Ole Christianson jiropr.
Christianson Ole, propr Christiana House.
Clinc <;o<»r;;o J>, Proiir True Kepubli-
can.
Coon Calvin P, meat market .
Coon Daniel W, dairy.
-Corballv .Mrs J K. dressmaker.
Craudall Lc'renzo, mngr Farmers' Coo'i-..
ative Union.
Crary Edward, insurance agent.
Crosby Henry W, fruits.
C^ross Charles A, stenographer.
Crowe Wm H, books.
Dailey James G, dair}'.
Day Charles L, sheep broeiier.
I>eiitii.><((>ti Charles V, Real EstaU
Louis ami Abstracts.
Dinsinore Henry F, iioslmaster.
Dinsniore Robert, iusiiiance.
Dinsmore it Karras (Robert Dinsraore, A
bert Karra<s), farm impts.
Dinsmore &, White (.Ribert Dinsmore, D;
los M White), iLsuraucc.
Dippo .Mrs Elizabeth A, milliner.
Drolsum ICllinr', pro;^r Jlerchants' Ilote!
Egloir Bros (Frank V aud Wm A), ci^,-.:
mnfrs.
Evans Wm S, justice.
Evans & Co, general .store.
Farmers' (;o-oiierative Union, LoreDZ.
Crandall mngr. grocers.
Fsirr CSisfii", I'ropr Chapin Hall Housi
Fineixuu Mrs Emma L, dressmaker.
Firemen's Library,
i'ifsl Xitlioiial fSaiili (Cainlal an i
Surplus, .-sT.j.llUii), Jolin A Hubbard Frc-
D C Fulton Cash, ,J R Goss Assl Ca.-a.
Fletcher Mis W C, milliner.
E^loU Isaaf, Propr Brunswick House.
Frear James A, lawyer.
Fulton David C, cash First Xall Hiiik.
Fulton D G & Co (David C aud Marcus A
Fultonl. real estate.
Fulton Marcus A, wliol teas, etc.
Gibson Rev George (EpiscopaH.
Glover John E. land and lund)er.
Goodwin Jlrs ^5arah W, dressmaker.
Goss J R, a,sstcash Fir^t >'atl Bank.
Grant Brothers (Wm iM and Renjaniin L
fruit growers.
Graves John, live stock.
Graves .Tohn W, cattle breeder.
Greene Garry L. Hour mill.
Gridloy Mrs L J, boarding house.
Hall Alfred W, feed mill."
Han.sen Christian, blacksmith.
Hanson Cluirles C, saloon.
Hanson Chris, boariHng house.
Hanson Louis, carpenter.
Hartling Frank I), books and auctioneer.
Harrington .losejih II, hardware.
Harris Andrew, propr <J!e>on House
Hatch Wm B, grocer.
Heggen John J, tailor.
Ilelt L B, painter and bill po>;;er.
Ileuning it JaL'gar (John U Heuning.IIenr;
B Jaijgar), ilrucs.
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AND BUSINESS DIEECTOKT.
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DR. IRVING D. WILTS OUT, Founder,
A I'riv.Uf WiLlri and Siiniin,-!' I;e.-:.Trl Exclii-iv.-ly for l!n' Trta'jri.-nt ..f
DiEoases of iGe Brain M Ilcrvons Systsin,
IiicIiidinE Korvou- Diseases of Childreu. Kcvvous Prostrntion, Keurnsthenia.
'■' ilov and Suiisoiy Allectious, as well as all forms of IlyMerii, Pnriilysis, JN'eurnlcia,
Spinal AfiVctions, Chorea., Ijocornolor Ataxia, Sciatica, Etc.
<iyii;rci)l(mi(al (';i-;t"^ tiiKoii \vIi(Mi Comiilicitted by Nervous I'errtiisciMCiil.
P/JILD CASES OF MENTAL DISEASE,
.■■-■ iiinM_>!i.|,Iictc(i to tliu Opii y., iJiu.'iKu, ami AuiiiMi. 1 lal.iis: and siicli olln-r forms of Mental Disorder
I'.iit 'ire Positively Cnral.le. WE nu XOT TAKE EriLElTIi '3. I'atieiitj pi-ojierly Class-ifled.
-■' f'V. FORMS OP T7;EATMP.NT employed. Phiin, Electric, Hussiaii and Turkish
Baths, MH^^3age and Sv.-edi.sh Movements, all forms of Electricity.
liOANT PAIILORS,
VlartiiientsEle^ani:
FINE GYMNASIUM.
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TRAINED NUKSES.
> Fiinii^heJ; Electric 1;.-Us, Ijiiprov-,] Elevator. Verf.'ct Hot and Cold VVate
Sy.stein: V, iitil.-iifd by a Sleam fan: Ilcateil Iry Hot Water.
TERMS REASONABLE.
iufoniiati-n. address
IRVING D. V/ILTROUT, IvI. D.,
Supt. and Pliys.-iiS-Ch.arKe,
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rsinoiit. ANM :AI< CATALOeU/K I'llKE. AUdress CKFCEN I*AV,
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
iil'yarrf & Mills (James Ililyartl, Alvrado
S Mills), poultry breeders.
Ilochstcia A it J (Anton and Joseph),
.-:ll00D.
:|..ffman Deitrich, grocer.
i!ii!mes Z G, mufie teacher.
IJ.i'mes Orville, trunsmith.
|lo!>ror<l tSt Voiiu:r (George R Hos-
ford, Theodore F Young), Flour and
Feed.
.; iward Timothy, saloon.
:;;!jbard John A, pres First National
Bjnk.
■!i;dson Furniture f"o, Calviu R Coon
pres, James 15 Martin see and troa.'i.
iludson Savings Bank (capital, .^-2.^.000),
Alfred Goss pres. Alfred J Go.'^^ casli,
U !j.«on Saw Mill Co (capital, f;7.^,000),
.lulius G Ingraiu pres, Geoige V De Long
:0C.
ii'iilsnn Star ami Times, Byron J Price
publr.
' .inljird John A. linnhfi- mnfr.
ItiiiiiiiMri-y E94.'riu:]ii By, Altoiiiey-
..'.•Law.
il}!ilop ..TacncK W, Clothier and Mer-
(liaul Tailor.
■ 'y'lop Samuel, wagoninakcr.
ticson Frederick, meal market.
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Johnson J S & Co (John S Johnson,
Ernest E Gatchcll), druggists.
Johnson Samuel (', phT^ician.
JoIilivOM ^V .J &. Co (Wra J John-
son, Calvin R Coon), Livery. {See adv,
bckno.)
Jones Harvey, printer.
Jones Jeptha E, insurance.
Jones Jerome. I', farm impts.
Jones J E it Bros (Jeptha E, Horace 'W^
and Henry), notions,
Karras A it Co (Albeit ICarras), harness.
King Charles F, physician.
Ktnncy Andrew J, law}-er.
Kircher Peter, contractor.
Ladies' Librarj' A.^soniation.
Ejiitie Tii'w E!oii«c, Thomas Mona-
lian Prupr.
Larson Ausustns P, cooper.
Lee ]?ev G II T (Lutheran),
Leister Frank, boots and shoes.
Leslie Rev lioberl (Baptist).
Lewiston Charles, county clerk.
Lichtstern Beruhard, clothing.
Ijindcn August, saloon.
Liun I'eler P, junk dealer.
Lowe Orov<'r S, musical instruments.
Lucks J J & Son (John J and Oscar J),
grocers.
GEORGE RIEDEL,
'0' ""'v I ' BREWER,
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FKOrUIiJTORS OP COON'S
Livery, Sale « Boarding StaWg
A very Larj^e Stock, and Rigfs of all kind.s
Furnished Promptly.
Barn on Third St., rearof Chapin Hall House,
HUDSON, V/8SCOrJSirv3.
^^km 6 Grand Tnjn!( py, P^'^'^ce and Dining cars
yu^U Ui UIUIIU MUllfv hjl ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS.^
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YoufiG Ladies';; AiiTED
THE KRVANX A STUATTON CHI-
C.MUt HIMMCSS r<>l,IjIi«iK I'r..
iiiirc-* 3 on III: hu'ie* %•> do at cei>Ial>;i-
work ill iSii'.iiiti.s Ofilces.
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"WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
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JlcClellan James A, capt f-jrry boat.
McCulcheon Wm. cattle brtc-der.
JIcDiarmid \Vm H, cattle Ijreeiier.
McDonald Mrs Alexander, boarding house.
McGuire Ik-roard, propr ferry boat.
Mclntire Harvey E, physician.
McNair Jlinirg Co, J A AVilson pres,
George W La Pointo sec.
Maguire Frank, saloon.
Slalingreen Andrew, carpenter.
Martin Ciiarles, plasterer.
Martin George W, cattle breeder.
Slenkey Louis T, drug.iist.
Merchants' Uotel, Elliug Drolsum propr.
Meyer Joseph, junk dealer.
Miner Charles, veterinary surgeon.
Moe John A, propr Central House.
Moelter Xicholas, propr Si Cruix Douse.
MolTatt John S, lawyer.
IflosiiiIiKii Tiioniim, Propr Lake View
House.
Monlniiin Wm, brewer.
Mosier Mi<s Ijovilla, supt schools.
Moss Thomas F, photographer.
Mules John, ice.
Munson George S, horse breeder.
Kelson John J5, saloon.
Nelson Martin, piunler.
North ]jcmuel, real est ite.
Odenwnld Charles, carpet weaver.
Olds Oliver H P, broom mnfr.
Oleson House. Andrew Harris propr.
Ollsh Peter S. carpenter.
■Oliver tVciulfl Holinci Sani-
tarium, Irving D Willrout, M D, Propr.
{St'e adv. p 3S1.)
■ OUiud L'udl. mnfr hoop machinery.
Olund Mrs Einll, music teacher.
Opera Ha' I, Wm H Crowe propr.
Otis Alvin II. wagonmiker.
Otis iV. Sou (Wm 2*1 and Frank P), hard-
ware.
Palmer Moses P, grocer.
Park Hotel, C A Pearlcy propr.
Pearley Charles A, proi)r Park Hotel.
Penman James, cistern builder.
Peterson Olof W, jeweler,
Phipps \\'ii\ n, laud commissioner C, St
P, M iV t) l!y.
Price Byron J, publr Huiison Star and
TiUKS
Randall George, justice and insurance.
Reid Hay S, ootinty judue.
Richardson .Vlvin D, cattle breeder.
ICUmIoI iicoriic Lager Ueer Brewery.
(,Sv ,„lr, J. JSS )
Roe Uruben S, agt C, St P M >t O ]!y.
Roe Samuel ..t Co (Samuel Roe, Wra H
H Crowe), grocers.
Ruseh Julius, milk.
St Croix House, Nicholas Moelter pro]ir.
St Croix Valley Band, Charles ilcDowt.l
leader.
Scott A; Semple (>riss Sarah L Scott, Mr-
Cora Semple), dressmakers.
Silliman Dwight, physician.
Simmons Horace M, veterinar}- surgeon.
Skousgard Christian, saloon.
Sillier <«eori;o, Furniture.
Slater it Hunt iGeorge Slater, Simon
Huntj, undertakers
Sitiitli Jiiiiii>i S, Furniture and Un-
dertaker.
Spooner John C, lawyer.
Streeter Elias A, geueral store.
Strong George, count\' surveyor.
Taylor Horace A, propr Electric Lialt
Plant.
Tre.-idder PlCV John (Methodist).
Trieb Henry, harness.
Trudell Frank, barber.
True I£(>i>iiE>lieaii, George D Clice
Propr.
Warner Frank M, drayage.
Warner Wm W, musical instruments.
Watson 3Iiss Sarah, milliner.
AVhile Delos M, creamery.
AVliite Miss Grace E, stenographer.
Whitlen .Meigar, dentist.
Widmeyer Andrew, barber.
Williams Thompsim E, hardware.
Willow River Milling Co, John Comstock
pres, Julia R Al'hbw sec.
AViN >n Jn--eph \V, reni«ierof deeds.
M'illrou! Srviiiy^]!>, Mayor and Propr
Oliver Wendel Holmes Sanitarium, i^---
adv, p SSI. )
Wingender John H, dentist.
W C T U, restaurant.
Wood Wm. gardener.
Woodman Edward E sec C, St P, M ^^
O Ry.
Yoerg Louis, brewer.
Young Theodore F, sherill.
Zimmerman Albert, saloon.
HUIIiSBURCJH. A village in Dodgi
county, 1.") miles east of Juneau, the coun-
ty seat, anil 'Si north of Rubicon, the near-
est railroad station. Hartford is the near-
est banking point. Population,.').'). Mail.
tri-weekly. Peter Fleury, postmaster.
Batz Charles, lumber mufr.
Bernit D. carpenter.
I^leiiry l*<'Icr, R "its and Shoes.
Fre-y John, cheese mnfr.
Galla=ch Bros,, founders.
Keefer >L blacksnuth.
IlllliOIS C[!]'
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I DIRECT ROUTE
II to all POINTS in !i
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The Favorite Route East
VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
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AND EUfilNKSS DIKECTOKY.
IlUli
ICrubn A, -n-agonrnfiker.
<|i liiijdt F F. farm iinpls.
j-'oiner M, cheese mufr.
Tuielke August, general store.
HULL. A po.stoffice in Portage coun-
IV, ij miles norlheust of Stevens' Point, the
seat of justice, shiiipiug and banking point.
l'.j]iulation, DO. ^luil, tri-weeUly. Frank
\V. Muzzy, postmaster.
^lliizzj' Frank W, Grocer.
V^ughsn A, feed mill.
Wacigigh JI, saw mill.
Vi'alkush A, saloon.
I HUMBIRD. On Ilall'ecrcekand on
j ;be C, St. P., M. & O. Ky, in Clark couu-
; "y, 17 miles suuthuett of >;eilsvillo, the
j I ^unty seat, and nearest banking point.
I I'orulation, SOO. Tel.. W. U. E.vp., Am.
• A. Alderman, postmaster.
i .\l(Ierinan .Vlhcrt, Grocer and Sta-
i tioner.
! Austin M, slioeniaUer.
j-Hoovrau & Watters, saw mill.
I Carbino Henry, grocer.
I Chaffee A L, liariiets.
j Clark W H, insur^uice agent.
• Clinton Dewitt, photographer.
; Crandall G W, general store.
jlJloden M.'Uhew. saloon,
lllartman U, blacksmith.
jHein V, flour mill.
ll)hn Julius, saloon.
! Houghton F, P, notary.
!iluhbell A W, mason.
iKendt Gustav. waL'onmaker.
.Yimous r .1, Hardware.
^ires 0 D, railroad, e.\p and tel agent,
sparks H A, constable.
. Travis Charles I!, furniture.
}\ebiler B, hotel and livery,
.iiimmcr P, shoemaker,
; HtTMBOIjDT, Brown county. Sec
! HUNT. Dunn county. Kame chumji d
i- ii<d Ctdar.
\ HUNTING. A postoffice on the M.,
i'-- S. vt W. Hy, in Shawano county, I'O
••^I'lis southwest of Shawano, the cr.unty
'**al- Clintonville is the nearest liankiiu'
I'-lnt. Population, r,<) Mail, daily. L. A.
■l>essey, postmaster.
IJfs^ej- L, A, Heal Estate.
_ I'l-Tman Bros, gcnernl store.
Ctiicap, ibaoke S Si Pai'l
Turner Pro=, saw mill.
Wisconsin Furnace Co, charcoal miifrs.
HURLBUT. In Crawford county, 30
miles northeast of Prairie du Cliieu, the
count}' seat, and 10 northwest of Boscolid,
the nearest railroad station and banking
point, ilail, semi-weekly. Population, 00.
Ilurlbut J R, grocer.
HURLEY. Is located on the west
bank of tiie Montreal river, on the M.,
L. S. & W. By, and on the Wis. Centr.il
Line, in the extreme eastern portion
of Ashland county, 41 miles southeast
of Ashland, the judicial seat, and IJoO
northeast of Milwaukee. The ^Montreal
river at this point is tlie dividing line be-
tween the States of ^Visconsin and -Michi-
gan, and directly across the river is the
tov,-n of Iroiiwood, 3Jieh. Since it was
platted in lbs2, the growth of Hurley has
been phenomenal and it is to day one of
the foremost business centres in tlie iron
mining district. There are several large
iron mines in the immediate vicinity. The
town is well laid out, is lighted by gas and
electricity, has a well niuippttl fire depart-
ment, an excellent system of water works,
large and commodious lirick and stone
business blocks and handsiime residences,
good schools, 2 banks, telephone exchange
and 2 week ly newsp.apers.Ihe M-ifitrealRoxr
Miner and the Ooijibic hon Trihiinc. It
also contains a brewery, boiler shop, and
a machine shop. Lumber and Iron ore
are largely shipped. Kxp., N. P. and U.
S. Tel.,W. U. i'opulation, 2,500. Mail,
daily. F. B. Hand, iiostmaster.
Adams John, saloon.
Agnevv Andrew J, hardware.
Albin Paul, saloon.
Al.iuar Theater, Charles F La Clair propr.
Alexander .Vlexander, saloon.
Alex.tnder George A, justice.
Audi John, saloon.
Backus Joseph, saloon.
Barbie Henry, confectioner.
Barta.iso John, confectioner.
Bartlat Josepli S, saloon.
Hartley & Adatns (John .M Bartley,Wm D
Adams), saloon.
Beaupre Win, onilist.
Ikcker Jacol) A. meat market.
Hooker I'liilip, Pro[>r Hurley Brew-
ery, Ulh ave. {Sc adc, p -^Sy.)
Bernhard Philip II. druggist.
Belta Louis, 'saloon.
p , The Popular |f
iljl Line to Ihe
li/estaiidilorthwest
Illinois m\m 1 1
Short and Direct
Route from
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■\VISCDXS1X STATE GAZETTEER
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Bigler Herman, brewers' afjent.
Bisliul Andrew & Co (Andrew Bistiul,
Charles Clement.^), blucksrailhs.
Blackburn James, justice.
Boriia Plaits, saioou.
Brill & LangJon (Louis Brill, Robert Lang-
don), dry goods.
Brown Georiie J, barber.
Biirloii Sioiise, George II Hopper
Mugr. (&« adv, opp.)
Busliwctl Sophia B, physician.
Calirorniii V*'lii« SJoiiso, John B
Lauglois Propr, Silver.
Carlson & Peterson (.Magnus Carlton, An-
ton Peterson), ."ahjon.
Catauio Joseph, confectioner.
Charbnnneau Emanuel, machinist.
Chittenden Elmer, painter.
City Hotel, AVm llanna propr.
Clegget W S, barber.
Core}' Wm C. dentist.
Crocker Charles F. salnOD.
Darrow & Lucia (Wm il Darrow, Wm
Luciii), grocers.
Day Frederick D, general store.
Dion J T, physician.
Douglas Arthur, mnu'r W U Tel Co.
Downs Jliss L N, milliner.
Doyer 1% Cusino (John Doyer, Patrick Cu-
sino), saloon.
Dull} Prank, baiber.
Duff}- Henry, saloon.
Evans Albert B, photographer.
Faddeu Frank, saloon.
Fedler & Loftus (John C Fedler, Peter J
Loftus), clothing.
Finncgau Thomas, prnpr Lake Slmrc Hotel.
First National Bank ((capital, ^j-jO.OOO),
Joseph Sellwood I'res, '\^' A Burt cash.
Fohrman Hiss Gertie, milliner.
Fow Charlie, laundry.
Fontana Anton, saloon.
Frtolo Martin, saloon.
Gallagher ct Yande (Edward Gallagher,
Adolph Yande), saloon.
Germania Iron Jlining Co (capital, si, 000,-
000). E A, Haye.s pres, W P Lyon jrser.
Gogebic Development Co, A J Trimble
gonl rangr, iron miners.
Gogebic Electric Light Co, C W \VoellIen
supt.
Gogeliic Iron Tribune, Frank B Hand
publr.
Gogebic Telephone and Electric Co (capi-
tal, $25,000), A J Trimble pres, \S B
Roberts sec.
Gowdey & Ooodell (David C C.owdey,
Samuel D Goodell), publrs Montreal
River Miner.
Guest Janjes, surveyor.
Hand Frank B, publr Gogebic Iron Tri-
bune.
Hanua AVm, propr City Hotel.
Harking George Vv', saloon.
Harrington C C T, tailor.
Harrison Sarah, dressmaker.
Hedmnn 01c, saloon.
Heinemann Bros & Co (Nathan, BenjamiD
and Solomon Heinemann, ReinhoiJ
Paul), general store.
Herchenbach Frank, saloon.
Ileymau Albert, clothing.
Higgins Charles J, railroad agent.
Uir.'rchheimer Henry, clothing.
Hobday Wm A, physician.
Hohmann it Voigt (Wm F lIohmaHD,
Louis Voigt), hardware.
Holm it Swanson (Xels Holm. Xels Swan-
son), saloon.
iSerppcr tfiJeofKO . !S, 5Ini,'r Burton
House. {Sty ad'-, unp.)
Hotel IJoyd, Hans () Sevenson propr.
lEiirlcy l?rc\v<'ry, Philip Be_cker
Propr, 0th Rve. (Si.e atlv, opp.)
Hurley Cornel Band, Moses Copple Idr.
Hurley Opera House. Jolin P. Means mc^'r.
Iron S^.v«'!iuiixo ESaiiU (Capital, .^^-.1.-
000), J C l{eyn(jld3 Pres, W S Keynokh
(Jash (.State Bank, Incorporated L'^t^ji,
Silver.
Jackson Thomas 1', painter.
Jacobsou Mrs Clara, jeweler.
Johnson Andrew, saloon.
Jolinson it Paulsou (Samuel Johnson, Wu
Paulson), meat market.
Johnson it Sampson (.Matt Johnson, John
Sampson), saloon.
Jussen it Trier (Benjamin E Jussen, John
II Trier), cigar mnfrs.
Kcenan John J, saloon.
Keilly Thomas, saloon.
Kelly Edward II, physician.
Keon Lizzie, notiooM.
KioiT »i;:<i«iIor.v <"<». Tlioma=i L ICcir
Propr, Harness .Mnfrs and Livery Stable.
cor 4th ave and Copper.
Kostelink Jo.'-eph. shoemaker.
Kulurini Fred, confectioner.
La Clair Charles F. prnpr Alcazar Theater.
Lake Shore Hotel. Tiiomas FiuncL'an propr.
I>iiiiil> Al'illai'd \V, Lantlscape Photo-
gruplitr. .Silver.
r,amhrix Michael, boilermaker.
I>iiiiKl<>i<< J<»lm B, Propr California
\Vine House. Sdver.
Larkin it Murphy (Thomas Larkiu, John
.Alurphv), Irirber-.
Larson Minnie, dressmaker.
Lee-Sing, kiundry.
Lefevre Joseph (.), saloon.
Cliicsgo & Giuiid Tr[in'( Ry. Tii6/a™',it?,,P;Bi!.ts,£
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IIUR AND BUSINESS DIRECTOKY. IIUR
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WIS.
THOIIAS BARBOn, Proprietor.
GEO. H. HOPPER, Manager.
PEL tlE€Bi!;K, I'ropr.
BOTTLED BEER A SPECIALTY
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Orders by Miiil or Ttl^-plione Pi
Atteudtd to.
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SIXTH AVE.,
HURLEY, VyiS.
HURLEY LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLE
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BlOQ ^'^11 «"^ '-"^" 'conn\3 jQi^n neiiiiiar Gun Co., ''^n7:.r
t.Uv«W i^Ual Outfits. y street, .UlUvaukoo, XVI'-^^ouMi!.
Sfora Enedas UMb lo oi
At r.il.crt Ilan.cr A Sons', 4 l« E. TTalel
St., east sidi' Slnvknt Sq.. Mll.WAlKEE,
WALL PAPERS. Tolephone 31b,
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WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
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LeuDoa .Jolin II, iosurauce.
Leuunii 1% Lenuou (Michnol E and Patrick
G), lawyers,
i.'jvantlaslii "ilicbael F, lailor.
l.t-'wis Ciisper, oirlonu.
McConiiell Hardware Co, IIiiljIi Richards
pres, Ricliard L McG'iUDoll .=cc.
McDiilli'j Howard C, furniture.
rUcGetlrin MicliHel G, propr Trausit Hotel.
McHal.- JIartin C, saloou.
iMcKcuzie Tlioiiias t?, agent N P Exp Co.
McNeil Dauiel P, saloon.
McNeil it Buslinell (Linton McNeil,
Thomas H Ciishuell). lawycr.-i.
JIaccaiu firillo. saloou.
Jleaus .John li, iiingr Utirley Opera
House.
3l!chati John F, lailor.
Miller Charles, saloon.
Moliiio ,loseph. saloon.
mail
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2. BJosJlrcsil Uiver 'iliiifr, Oowdey &
i Goodell Publrs.
? Moore Thomas, restaurant.
- JInrris Thomas, oveis.er hi','hivay3.
= ri^mrrK «.V. l«i!l(Thoina3 .\Lorris, Kobert
~. .M Gill). Livery, Copper. {Si:e ado, p 3S7 .)
I Mulliris Patrick, saloon.
Miisiel Peter.!, carpenter.
[ Niebuhr Frederick, bottler.
K (_)ate3 Nicholas, saloon,
g Ojo & Hill (.lobn Ojo. August Hill), sa-
y loon
, 01-ou & Norene (Otto OUon, Algol No-
S renc), saloon.
■^ Orr Frank I), dynamite.
^ 0.--ela ifc Piani'.itli (.James Ossela, John
i!^ Piaufalti), saloou.
\ii <_)/'.>llo .lames, saloon.
< I'aeske (;harlc9 E, general store.
IS PaesUe Erne.<,t C, flour and feed.
ij, Pacske Paul H, confectioner.
O I'aUtzUe A-, Thomas (Ernest C Pautzkc,
I Grifliii Tliomas), b.arbers.
Ptiice it Snider Development Co, A .1
'IVimble grill inngr, iron luiuers.
Periin \\n\. saloon.
Perron O S it Co (Godias S I'etron, John
Lalond). saloon.
Peterson & Forsct (John Peterson, Ole
Forsel). saloon.
Peterson it Swan;.on (Gus Petersoa, Alfred
t^wan^oa), saloo.a.
Potter Wm T, general store.
Power Hamnel J. ;iliysician.
Pva-an Uros (.Michael W and John R),
furniture.
R:ippe Charles F, cnrpenler.
Peilpatli it Peveridgc (James Itedpalh,
F D ]!everidL'i-'i. .<:aloon.
lieiblc Celestin, news deale'r.
IJiatacio Douienico, confecti-iner.
Hichter Charles JI, dentist.
Kiuke Julius, carpenter.
Ross Robert & Son, contractors.
Uubat .John, saloon.
Schoenlel'er Christian, grocer.
Schweb Charles, blacksmith.
Scott it Stafford (George Scott, Frank
Stafford), saloon.
Sevenson Hans O, propr n(jtel Lloyd.
vShumwav Wm J, insurance.
Sleight it Fo.-ter (Richard Sleight, George
C I-'oster). lawyers.
Slender Julius A, tailor.
Smith Lester C, physician.
.Smith it Knowles (Nellie A Smith. Leunie
Ki;owle>). (lres;niakcrs.
Snyder Frederick AV, saloon.
Souther John I. a^sayer.
Staver C F it Co (Charles F Staver. W E
Poylngton, Vernon P Atwell), liimiier.
Sullivan Jiros (Pliilip and 0\vcn). saloon.
Swanson it Jleckstrom (Sainuel Swansou,
Henry I'.eckstroni), saloon.
Thai Mrs Jetlc, clotliing.
Thomas it McCabe (Austin II Thomas,
M F :McCabe), druggists
Trau-il Hotel, .Allchael G McGcehan
propr.
Turner Henry A. physician.
Ullman J it Co (.loseph, Amelia and
D.miel Ullman). live stock.
Walter Wm it liro (Win. and Jacob), meal
market.
Water Works Co, J C Price snpl.
Wetzler Jlax it IvJuis, meat market.
Whitman A C Co. A H HoUisier pres
AVintman sec, druggists.
Whitsou Alc.vander, saloon.
Wilcov Walter, j'rwi-ler.
Winslow Wm, jinvelr.
Young Franklin M, railroad agent.
Ziuda Joseph, saloon.
HURON. A postoflire on tlio Yellow
river, in (yhippewi county, 30 miles from
Chippewa Falls, the judicial seat and
neareil banking point, anil )d from Boyd,
the nearest shipping point. Staae weekly
from Boyd. Population, 30. ]\[ail, semi-
weekly. 1). IP MeElmurry, postmaster.
.llcl'.lir.urry I> IS A: \V J, :Mnfis of
Lumber, .Shingles, Dimension Stuff, Etc.
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nUEPiTCANE. In Grant county, G
miles soiUhwe''t of r,ancaster, the county
seat, nearest railroad station and banking
point. I'opulation, .50. Mail, triweekly.
Duncan it Brinkman, general store.
Uss B u k u^a 'ii \i a \
MILWAUKEE CEMENT CO.
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HUSTISFOriD. A villac-c ia Dodge
countj', 0 miles southeast of .luiiL-iui, tije
counly seat, and 6 suuthvrestof Win.illaiKi,
the nearest railroad statiun. Watertown
is the uearest banking point. Kocl; river
famishes power utihzed by liouria^ mills.
Stages daily to Woodland. P.ipulalioa,
.JOO. Mail, daily. P. H. -Malthcs, post-
master.
Boling Uobert, jeweler.
Branier Henry, harness.
Brens'.rke August, -n-jgonmaker.
Dehne F, sav? mill.
Dehne \Vm, Hour mill,
Dornfeld E. cheese mnfr.
Gruuiuen K V, cliecse mnfr.
Guetcliow Carl, iiainoss.
Huslisford House, Henry Nienow propr.
Karracli Otto, blacksmith.
Kellcnbenz George, meats and caUle dlr.
-Koch John F, D'lur mill.
Koehler IJev I'h (German Lutlitran).
Kuntz Jfenrj', wngonmaker.
Leitzke Bros, cem-ral store.
::f!al(!ii-!< r & €o, General Store.
Mechelkc E, wheel mnfr.
Mertens F, contrafl/ir and l)uilder.
iS'eider "\Vm H, jiislire.
NeuniHUli Gu-tav, barber.
Nienow Henry, propr Ilustisfurd House.
Pflanlz H, meats anil catlle d'jaler.
Plasiemaii II, physician.
Kaiilutl \Vm, ch thini:.
KhiuU-II A; Triji-sU-H, Farm :vla-
chinery and Wind-Mills.
Bex H-jnry, druggist.
Kueseler August, liardwnre.
Boethke Aug\ist, shoemaker.
Sehniidl F, meals aud cattle dealer.
Schmidt Thco J, blacksmith.
Schullz Fred, stone mason.
Seifcrt Ludwig, contractor aud builder.
Stilz V/m, ju<tice.
S^teinborn F, furniture.
Vonelev it Hlnm-nl)erg, blacksmiths.
Zilisfh F-; 2', Genefal Store.
Z'li'--ch i: O. hardware.
Zillseh F, furnitiue.
Zwicky Johu. cheese mnfr.
nUTCniNS. A couutiy postofllce
in Sha\v;inii countv, 40 miles northwest of
Shawano, the county scu, 12 noitheast of
Biruamwood, the nearest shipping point,
aud IS fioni Antigo, tic nearest'banking
l"'i"t. ..Mail, semi-weekly. Populalii>u,
'0. Frank Wood, postmaster.
Cottle, physician.
JIalton .\Infg Co, hotel, saw uiiil auc
eral store.
Peterson Peter, constable.
Sbernick .To.^eph, Justice.
Woo<l Frank, General Store.
HUTCHINS'OI'3'. Marathon county
JSaitic chmigtd to JJunci/.
HYDE'S MILLS. A village on Mill
creek, in Bidgeway township, Iowa coun-
ty, 14 miles northeast of Dodgeville, the
county seat, and 0 from Arena, the u?ual
banking ;ind shipping point. Stages tri-
weekly to Arena, i'opulalion, lUl). Mail,
tri-weekly. lijrlha A. Pinfold, postmas-
ter.
Collins I{, carpenter.
Fee Ole, shoemaker,
.loncs Thomas .1, blacksmith.
E'iiifold r.JiTt'ia A, .Milliner.
Pinfold F J, i;eueral store.
IJeese ,Iohn. il ,ur and feed mill,
lioberts Frank. sti,ck buyer.
Howe Kev (Congregational),
lluggles -Mrs, music teacher.
INDEPENDENCE. A thrivin- in-
corporali-d village on the G. 1!., W. i".: St.
P. U. It., in l>iirn^ide townsliip, 'i'renipea
lean county, G miles southwest of While
lull, the county seat, and b uorlheu^t of
Arcadia, the nearest banking point. It
contains 2 water power tlourini; nulls, a
brick yard, Presbyterian, Catholic and
Norwegian Lutheran churches, a good
public school, u library, and two -weekly
newspapers, the ImlcperuUnLS Xora (Ind.)
and the tl'dci' (Piohib) ; both are ably edit-
ed papers and enjoy a good circulation.
The village lia.3 an ellicicnt ami well
equipped vulunleer tiro departnu-nt.
AValer works, and recently a Catholic
school, have been built. Wheat, barley,
hay and live st^ick are shipped. Stages
serai-weeklj' to Gilmantown. Population,
500. Tel., W. U. B.\p., U. S. Mrs.
David Garlick, postmaster.
Bfibynski Kev (Catholic).
Boutcli Albeit, farm impts.
Bramwell Thomas. I, confectioner.
Brethauer Birt, jeweler.
Broadfoot Alexander, physician.
Cilley 1) C, sorshum mill.
Cooke Samuel P, blacksmith.
Coy K S, nt'.-at market.
Danu^er A Liver (Leonard E Danuser,
Anton V^ Liven, hardware.
Elslad Bros (.Juliu and Maih), saloon.
Cfeap, yilway^e & St, Paul (l},;-:.'::;: '/lest and floith';;esl
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Garlick Jlrs David, postmaster.
Garlick Miss Dora. dressinaUer.
Gartbus Amuud, general store.
Getts II E it Co i,Uenry E Gelts), general
store.
Grau Erail, broommaker, 3 miles w.
Hanson Henry, f;eneral store.
HufF ^Irs ilaiiDiili, restaurant.
Independence Ilay Co (.John Sprecher, !N
I) Conistock, Thomas Thompson).
Independence Library A^^D.
lil<li-{>cii<!cticc !\ie\v«, O A Mark-
ham Editor, Markham & Simpson
Prciprs. (>Vi: aih-, li,l'»r.)
Independence Water AVorks. F E Sbappce
pres.
International House, George L Liutz
propr.
Jewett J P A; Son (.Joseph I' and Harry\
livery.
Kidder Jesse, stone cjunrry.
Larson & Hnff (Simon Larson, Ole Huff),
blacksmiths.
Liniz GcoriieL, propr International House.
Lockway Michael, grain.
Markhanr Gcori^e II, cattle breeder.
Markham's Hall, V/ E Mnikham propr.
JIarkham U'm E, re-iauranl.
IflarliluiEii &, Siiispsoti (Geor'.'e A
Maikliam, Clnvrles G Simp5(jn'), Proprs
Independence IS'cws and The Wave.
{See ndi). hrhur.)
Mj cr.H S i^a A: I'o (Silas M ^^lyers), Flour
Mill. (.'-W- »</)', bilo^r.)
Pratt .James, live stock.
I Reed James H, grocer,
! Pumpcl's Hall, Nicholas Rumi)e! propr.
I Rumpel Nicholas, saloon.
I Runkel .Tolin W, furniture.
Scholz Mrs Susan, variety store.
Sbappee F E, railroad and exp agt.
I Sbappee Mrs F"E, millmer.
Short Charles, harness.
I §j)rcf!ier Jiolni, Grain, Paled Hay.
Farm Implements, Lumber and Piivatc
Exchange.
Sprecher & Schaefer (.John Sprecher,.
Henry Schaefer), lumber.
Taylor James C, ilruftuiit and justice.
Thompson Thomas, general store.
Toreson Roberl, barber.
Torgerson Chris, saloon.
Tubbs Mrs Belle, mi liner.
i Tubbs Fraid;, hrirsc dealer.
j Wave The, G A .^larkhr.m Editor.
Markham k, Simpson Proprs. {S--c adv,
\ bfhu.)
I Wickbam Andrew T, stone quarry.
I INDIAN" FORD. A village on Rock
j river, in Rock count)', lu miles northwest
I of Jancsville, the county seat, and 2- south
of E<lgertou, the nearest railroad station
and b.mking poin(. Fopulaliou, 'I'lO:
Stages to Eilgciton and EvausviUe; fares,
10 cents and $1 icspectively. Mail, daily.
George Lackncr, postmaster.
Call John C, wagonm.iker.
Ca-son T P., Hour !0;d feed mill.
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MANrFACTUHCiiS OF AND DEAL^KS IN
Flour, Feed, Bran, Shoris, Corn niea!. Graham, Etc.
ixi>8:pi:.\s>r;:^'CK, wiscor<sii>;.
THE INDEPEl!DEi!GE IlEy/S,
I'iiIiUkIicU ICvorv I'liiii
TERMS, $1.50 PER YEAR.
Write for Adv.rlisir.- K^itrs.
It is In.l.-p.-i)«I..nt iu Politics &u,\ A.|v,i,-al.'S
Ri-diK-Ii.ui ill Ti i-ilT.
(5-niTal niMi I....-...I N'-ns.
(imi of til.- l;>.,v Advertising ML.diiinis iu th
State.
H.\K .lO'l OITUT IX lO.N.NtCTlO.N.
r.vo. A. Mu KiMM, l:.;il,r.
MARKHAM & SIMPSON, Proprs.
OITicial I'aper for tlie Probit)ition Party of
the I'JiKhlh tJongressioiia! IMstriet.
OIIR.CTTXj.^mOl-T, 3,000.
Publisliod S.iturday Jloruings.
TTBEM*;, SI. 00 r'sin vcm.
Fine AJvirtisin^' M..>Jium.
fii:M;i{.vi, J<H5 niid isooii avouk.
Write for Advertising Terms.
r;. A. M.1KK1HM. Editor.
MARKHAM & SIMPSON, Proprs.
Phin^Tn A RranH Trim!/ P- Palace and Dining Cars,
blliCdp dl bidflQ lilllltv hjl ON ALL TKROUCM ^UMnS.
TIniif Vn-'' ! !f-i JnoiM-inPo Pn <'asli Assets, SllO.COO.OOO. i ?<ortli-ivo8terii Ilranc!-
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Itouers Edward, blacksmith.
INGRAM. Oa the M., St. P. & S.
Ste. M. Ky. in Cliippewa county, 5i) miles
northeast of Chippewa Falls, tlie judicial
seat, and 35 from Phillips, the nearest
banking point. Exp., Am. Popuhilion,
75. Jhiii, dail)-.
•GignOQ L. saloon.
JCevin A W, faloon.
INLET. In St. Croiv county, 30 miles
northeast of Hudson, the county seat, ;ii
south of Clear Lake, the nearest railroad
station, and 18 northeast of New Rich-
mond, the nearest bankini; point. Stages
semi-wickly to Kmerahl ami Clear Lake.
Population, 50. Mail, semiwcekly. E.
Kingman, postmaster.
Abbertson John, blacksmith.
•Gray J P, carpenter.
Harmon F li. jiislice.
^iiii^lti E X, Stage Lino.
Means L. jnslice,
.Miller A, carpenter
INTERWALD. The postolli.-e for a
farming community, in Taylor C(juut_v, IG
miles uortheast of .Metlford, the county
seat, and 1-1 from Chehea, the nearest rail-
road station. Mail, weekly. Henry Voss,
postmaster and farmer.
lOLA. A post village in AVaupaca
county, 13 miles northwest of Waupaca,
the county seat, and 4 north of Scandina-
via, the nearest railroad station. Waupaca
is Ih'j nearest b.inking point. Population,
300. ^Mail, daily. J. U. Johusou, post-
master.
Andrews F C, t)arl>er.
Anson Han-y, hotel.
Dale I)r George, drugs.
Frogner Bro.s. wagonmakers.
Gundersoi) V C, .shoemaker.
Hagcn C E shoemaktr.
Helgeson II P, dentist.
Hoyard O P. general store.
Himu .1 C'. general store.
Hiinn O k Co, ger.cral store.
Joliii<i(Mi .1 C, General Store and Drugs.
Nelsun it .Morrison, cheesemakers.
^<'o^l)y Hans pump-s.
I'arks \\ m H, jihotographer.
Unljinson Uev James (.Methodist).
' rnvTir liros, meal market.
TsylcT K B. liverv.-
Thompson Thomas, general store.
Torbensou C, general store.
WciilliSiiUil -■%, Furniture and Under-
taker.
Wipf .1 & Co, saw and Hour mill.
AVrolstad John O, saw mill.
IPSWICH. On the C. & N. W. Ry,
in La Fayette county, CO miles west of
Darlington, the judicial seal, and -1 from
Plattcville, the nearest bank location.
Esp., Am. Tel.,W. U. Poiiulatiou, 25.
IRMA. Formerly called .Marietta, is
on the C, M. & Si. I'. Ry, in Lincoln
county, 13 miles from Merrill, the scat of
justice and banking jioint. Tel., \V . U.
Exp., Ara._ Population, 100. S. C.
Stewart, postmaster.
Brotz Theodore, .saloon.
Kennedy B, saw mill.
Jlunro II B, saw mill.
SltiWJirl IS i;. Railroad, E.xpress and
Telegraph Agent.
Sullivan it Co, general store.
Tronil.)ley Louis, blacksmith.
IRONBELT. On the W. C. div. N.
P. R. II., in Ashland county, 4i.) mdes
southwest of Ashland, the judicial seat.
PopuhUiou, 400. E.'cp., N. P. C. S.
Wr.ay, postmaster.
Barker Nat, carpenter.
Edgar Thomas, constable.
Green 11, cli rk.
Iron Belt Minintr Co.
.facksou J C, general store.
Logan House, Frank I^OL'.in propr.
jMcViciiie I), supt Iron Belt Jlinmg Co.
Miller C \y, physician.
Savage Patrick, saloou.
Shea 1) E. justice.
Wriiy C S, Cashier Irou Bilt Alining Co.
IRON MOUNTAIN. On the C,
M. & St. P. Ry, in ilubbird township.
Dodge county, 9 miles northeast of Ju-
neau, tlie county seat, and 5 south of
Mayville, the nearest banking point.
Stages in winter to JIayville; fare, .'50
cents. Population, 73. JIail, daily.
JIoo 33r«i F. II, General Store.
"Winters Metallic Paint Co.
IRON RIDGE. A villaire on tlie C,
M. &. St. P. Ry, in Hublunl township.
Dodge county, 47 miles northwest of Mil-
waukee, and 19 cast of Juneau, the county
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seat. Mayville, 7 miles il.istaut, is ihe
nearest banking poiut. Population. 200.
Tel., W. U. i-xp., Am. II. Fleinming,
postmaster.
Beiends Peter, farm impt.'J.
Brandt Ilfrman. wa:;onmaker.
I'lennnUiji; SScriniiii, Creamery end
General Store.
Gatdeke Ferdinand, carpenter.
GlueESer Kd, leleiiri.pU agent.
Gottsleben F E. railroad and cxp agent.
Holder Gottfried, boots and shoes.
.Tahr Ernest, livestock.
Kloeckner Jacob, saloon.
Otto Jacob, harnessmaker.
Peacock Jl B U, grain elevator.
Heiulie llerm':n, tailor.
Hobeits D r>I, grain elevator.
Roberts It W, notary public.
Ilodlin Frank, blacksmilli.
Pdblinger 1', ireneral store.
Koliliutjer P I), hotel and farm impts.
SliiCHsor C!!ri>itia!i, Hardware.
Voelkncr Ferdinand, hotel.
IRON RIVER. A poslollire on the
B N. P. and the D., S. S. & A. li. K.'s. in
""^ Baj field county, IS miles from BaUleld,
Othe judicial seal. Pop\!lation, ;'0. Kxp.,
N. 1'. Tel., \V. U. Francis Lore, pest-
■P" master.
%^ Brookint; W H, railro.".d, cxp and tel agt.
p^g I>orc E^rssiili, Boarding Itou.sc.
li IVltingiU G L, general store.
''■^ Pettiugill J A, restaurant.
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IRONTON. A villa-re on tho Little
tliaraboo river, in Ironton tnwn'ihio, .^.luk
county, 21 miles uoitliwest of I!arabi>o,
till! county seat, and 2.V .'oulli (if Lav;d!e.
the nearest railroad station, ami 7 from
Ilecdiburgh, the nearest bankiiia; point.
Stages daily to Lavallc; fare, Or> cents.
Population, ;.'.00. -Mail, daily. E. lilakes-
lee, postmaster.
Andrews S-aniuel, boots and shoes.
Anilrews iV Cc, general store.
Bakntine \Vm, ma^oii.
Bie'iOn Jiihii L. saw mill.
E£liik<'.»!oe i'^ A; N' U, General Htore.
Blauchaid iirin C, furniture.
Blanchard \V II, harness.
Biiudy J, livery.
Casy .Mrs John, milliner.
Crook Peter, hardware.
Dennett Alonzo, jihysician.
Fitzgerald James li, druirgist. , - . -
Flrzgerafd iirs J," pr'opVlronton House.
Cliicago S Gfafid ]mi iij,
Gray L G, apiarist.
Iron ^Mountain C>re and Furnace Co,
Francis Burne mngr.
Ironton Flour Mill.
Ironton House, Mrs John Fitzgerald propr,
Loughney Wm, blacksmith.
Macy Thomas J, builder.
JIalhews "SYm 6c Sou, g( neral store.
Osborn John, meat market.
Pickering Ozrn, carpenter.
Sf John t'hsirlc^. livery.
Siuiih J ^\', coiiilable.
Steele Rev John (.Melliodi-st).
Sutton & Houzlik, dressmakers.
Thornton Richard, carpenter.
IRONWOOD. On lied Cedar river,
iu Barron county, 2.0 miles northeast of
Barron, the judicial seat, and 9 northeast
of Rice Lake, on the C, St. P. ,M. .V O.
Ky , the nearest shipping and banking
point. Semi-weekly mail st.igc to Rice
Lake. Population, 200. Joseph Lov-e-
land, postmaster.
I>ovf!iliid Jo'ie!>!i, General Str.re.
Signor Heuiy >t, guide.
IRVING. A village on Black river,
in Jack.^ou county, 9 miles foulhwest of
Black River Falls, the judicial seal, near-
est banking and shipping point. ,Mai',
tri-wei-kly. Andrew Davis, postmaster.
Bultom Myron, hf>tel.
Davis M 10, druL'.Tist.
Hale Crter, l.la<]:-inilh.
Joiio>. Ci C", General Store.
Kuaes Sebastian, general store.
ITHACA. On Willow creek, in Rich-
land county, 7 miles ea:t of Richland Cen-
tre, the judicial seat and nearest banking
I'oint, and 5 from Twin BluU's, the nearest
shipping point. Daily stages to Richland
Centre and Cszenovia. Population, UO.
Mail, dailj'. C. W. Davis, postmaster.
Benbow B, cooper.
l>aiis V \V, General Store and Cream-
ery.
Freeborn, Son & Co, nursery and apiary.
Hatch C A, apiarist,
Jaquist John, hotel.
Kollman F B, tlnur mill.
Powers A J. sheep breeder.
Shaw J R, justice.
Spickard J S it Son, general store.
Spyker II II, black-srallh. - " '"
Statser John, carpenter.
Palace and Dinino- Cars
ON AJ.L THROUGH TnAlfJS.
RCl!l5CjC;lUlb. SKAT I!(l(K>.l;s, V.I.KVAT01!> of all kiD.N. I'lMli-S, lil:KlV!;UV .':a( :=:>F,;tv,
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IVES' GHOVB. lu liiciDu count}',
10 miles wt St of R;icine, tlip judicial seat
and banking point, and i from Franksvillo,
tlie nearest railroad stalion. Population,
40. Mail, iri-weekly. James F. Green,
postmaster.
Grccti J^aiiies F, General Store.
Hansen Jcljn, blacksmith.
Jones Thomas, mason.
Lugg James, carpenter.
IXONIA. A vill-:ge on the C . M. &
St. P. Ky, in Jefferson county, -0 miles
nortlica?t of Jtirtrfon, the county scat,
and 7 southeast of Watertown, the nearest
banking point. Population, ."0. Tel.,
W. U. Exp., Am. T. Winger, post-
master.
Bulib George, saloon.
Hoft \\'m, phoemakor.
Humj'hrcy II K, railroad exp agt and grain.
Kleclikc A, shoemak'cr.
McCrede R G, creamery.
Owen J E, justice.
Paul/. Carl, general store.
Sour Alljeit, wagonmiiker.
WiEijrtr Tlicculort', General Store.
JACKSON. Formerly Kiceville, on
the (J. Sl X. \V. Ky.in Waj-Liington county,
7 miles from We?t Bend, t!ie jiiiiicial seat
and banking point. Population, 200.
Tel., W. v: K.'sp, Am. Win. II. Froeb-
lich, postmaster.
Blank Henry, physician.
Euders Nicolaus, railroad, exp and tcl agt.
Frank Ghailcs, harnes'^niaUer.
Frank Sanmel jr, blacksmith.
Frank it FrucMich, gen store and grain.
Fro«'lilicI« X'ir.x S3,.runice.
Greve Wm, l)]acl. smith.
Gumni Peter, Iuml)er.
Held Adam, meat market.
Ilogc () F it Co, general etore.
Klundi it Mariiu. dressmakers.
Leich I!tv F P (Heformed).
Mayer it Scljoenbeelt, carp.'nters.
Plieil John, sfwii'g macliines.
Proehnow Fred, sljoemal<i>r.
Holhenmeier Frederic!;, flour mill.
Schoenbeck F. feed and planing mill.
SflioeiiljcfU Ai rrnnlt. Li dertakers.
Schuenemann .Mbcrt. farm impts.
Zicgler Peter, taloou
JACESONPOKT. On Lake Michi-
gan, m J>oor couniy, 17 miles nortbe.'ist of
Sturgeon Bay, the judicial seat and icirest
banking poin'. Stage daily to Sturgeon
Bay; fare, 75 cents. Populalion, 200.
Mail, daily. Charles Keynolds, postnias-
ter.
Bftgnall J T, farmer.
Bley John, live slock.
Brabazon "\V U, jiistice,
Dionne A, propr ^\'i'(■onsin House.
Eureka House, L H Erskiue prf pr.
Halstead Ale.x, live stock,
llugenrotb Rev B (Catholic).
Jones Jared A, fish.
Krock J C, carpenter.
I.e .Mere Joseph, grocer and fish.
MesseUiTcr & Welter, blacksmith.
Hi-jiic!«S^ tifaric*. Red Estate, Gen-
eral Store and Ties.
Smith Joseph, poles and ties.
Wisconsin House, A Dionne propr.
JAMESTOWK. In Grant county, Qr,
miles southeast of l>ancaster, the judicial
seat, and llj from I)ubui|uc. la. I'opula-
liou, .jO. Mail, daily. E. I). Peake, post-
master.
Bramlt A. J, lead miner.
Burns Ed, builder.
Burns E I'., lawyer.
Clalvert .Joseph, 'hreshing machines.
Fo'ts F. R, insurance.
Fobs H 13, horlicullurist.
Haraes Jacob, wagonraaker.
Koeple B, hotel.
Lange Joseph, blacksmith.
Liebling Chiis, saloon and liotel.
Lystcr Albert, constable.
May C, lead miner.
i*cak<' 10 6>, .Vpiarist and Justice.
Reiftleck Louis, general store.
Simon C, threshing machine.
Simon Mrs L, hotel.
JANBSVILLE. Locateii neatly in
the geographical center of Rock cotiniy.
First settled in 1S3.'), and incorporated in
IS.'i.S, and was made the seat of justice of
Rock county in ]8;]9. It is 91 miles north-'
west of Chicago and 71 southwest of .Mil-
waukee. Janesvide is on the rn.Hin line of
the Chicago it Northwestern Railway to
St. Paul, and is the end. (,i a division on
that road which also has its michiue shops
located at this point. Janesville is also on
the Mineral Point division of the Chicsgo,
Milwaukee it St. Paul Railway. Tlie ship-
ping facilities are among the test in the
State, a system of side tracks being laid
4<')-t,he door of nc^nly every manufa<.'tiiiing-
establishment. The city is provideil nith
tsi^'^'iD
rjflr),
■J ninl II rosM-tli St., t-oiKl .III I,ao, \VI».
{'lnci> i.> Etiiy I ;t. nnii;u s!:-rs, s-i wot;.
<>lt'.^.V.\:s .^.>!
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■"/r'^Q Jlanufaotured >
ir-^tUi i$ by l>
Aschermann I
Co.
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JAN
WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
JAN
fine vfater power afforded by Rock river
which flows diagoiidlly ;;crtis5 t'le citj'.
The buildings of llio city are mostly brick
and are solid aud handsome structures. A.
first-class sj'stem of water works, and an
efficient fire department are amjile security
against fires. The city has gas and elec-
tric light works, street car lines, fire alarm
telegraph, a ivalitarj' organization, a G. A.
R. post and numerous secret aud beuevo-
lent associations. Prominent among its
benevolent institutiuus is the city hospital,
attended by all the pUysicinns in the city.
Janesville will compare favorably with
othsr cities of like population in the num-
ber, variety and quality of its places of re-
ligious worship. It has 1- church edi-
fices, owned and occupied by the vari-
ous christian denominations. It has a free
public library containing over -3, 000 vol-
umes. It has seven public schools, a
Catholic school (St. josej'h's Convent)
and a Germaa Lutheran school. To-
bacco raising, now one of the leading
Industries of Rock county, is of iuimense
value to the city, and has given rise to llie
establishiueut of numerous wholesale and
jobbing houses in leaf tobacco. Importing
and breeding of draft and coach horses is
also ore of the features of Ihe city, lliere
being several firms engaged in this busi-
ness. The manufacturts, wlncli are e.\-
Icusive, comprise tiie .Taucsvillo (.'otlon
Mills, employiug over -100 hands, woolen
mills, Several Hour and feed mills, agricul-
tural implement works, furniture fac-
tories, knitting works, 3 planing mills, 2
eoap factories, 4 breweries, several car-
riage and wagon works, cigar, lumber and
bn.K factories, machine shofis, a ferlili/.er
factory, 3 shoe factories, a blank book
manufactory and many more, too numer-
ous to racntnin. Tiie adj-ieeiit prairie
land, which is extremely fertile, is valued
at from if.'jO to $100 piT ,aere. The city
contains 3 baidcs, a Turkish bath house
and several public hi.Ils. 'I'h,; pre^a is
represented by the Gazcitr. and the /,'. .• .rf?. c
(daily and weekly), the si-jiud, the Journal
and the 7^4((cc.' ic.»_/' (weekly l. ./auesville
has in fact all tlieatlraclicns. bustle aud
activity of larger aud more iireli-nlious
cities, while ils uianufacturing interest
discount those of cities several times its
size. Stnges daily to Rock Prairie, .Johns-
town, Richmond, Emerald Grove and
FahfijUl. 'JVlephoue connections with
surrounding piinls au^l wi!h Cliicago and
Milwaukee. A.osesscd valuatif.u of real
and personal properly, .^l.Kjl.lO:! Road-
ed indebtedness, $12,000. Exp., Am.,
Adams, aud Wells, Fargo & Co. Te! '
W. V. Population, 12.000. Charles e!
Bowles, postmaster.
Abeudroih .John, shoemaker, 451 Western.
Acheson T L, city marshal.
Ad^ims Express Co, S E Neighbors agent,
59 E Jlilwaukee.
Addy -Airs Ellen, bleacher, 54 N Franklia.
Adier ilalcom L, dry goods, 27 W ililwau
kee.
American E.xpress Co, C P McLean agent,
lOS V,' Milwaukee.
American House, Mrs E llofmeistcr propr,
U3E Milwaukee.
Anderson .lolm S, real estate, over First
National Bank.
Audersou's String Baud, George II Ander-
son leader.
Anderson & Mosher (Thompson J Ander-
son, Eu.geue iilosher), barbers, 12 N
Jliin.
Anderson & PowelU'Iohr. S Anderson, Ed
C Powell), real estate, over First ^'a-
tional Rank.
Augell I'lUsseil R, machine shot), 203 S
Bluff.
Asheraft Harry II, b.irber, 109} W Mil-
waukee.
Ashcraft Wm II, furnituio. 50 W Milwau-
kee.
Associated Ciiaritie-, WO Pidrnerse:-, nw
cor ilihvaukee and ."Main.
Baack F H A; Co (Prnnk II Baack, A C
MeKinstry), clolhinL', 22 \V Milwaukee.
liaboock George ('. idie-rilT.
Jiadger State House, U E Sjuith pr(jpr, 13
N Academy.
Uaiify Chester. Jlnfr Cotton Batting,
Twiue and Bags, cor X River a'nl R'lce.
Baines, Ileddles" & Co (Frank S Baincs,
Sluavl R Heddles). leaf tobacco, G2 N
Franklin.
BJitkor .\Ivhi ,1, Insurance, Loans and
Real Ennte. 5 Smilli ISiock.
Ballot Bates Mohn H Ball, Oriin T) Bates),
grocers, 7 X Main.
Barriage George, contractor, 7 X Bluff.
Barrows Lviuan J, jihys, Jackmau blk.
Basselt it Echlin (Celadon Bassett, .Toseph
C Eehliu), saddlery hardware, 104 W
Milwaukee.
Bates Allen C, lawyer.
Bates George A, city clerk. City hall.
Ra'es John G, sewing maclis. :)6 S .Main.
Raumaun Mrs .1 M, saloon, 14 X Main.
Raumann \; ;\Iaine (Ausru'l Raumann,
Elmer .Maine), saloou, 01 W Milwaukee.
Becker Leod H,. shoes, 4 Milwaukee.
HortliStar tron V/orks. ) rii|)!iritr,.-,ontrands-i:nsinr
PAIilSII MAMIF.VCinii.V!; ((). ^ MIMini.-JiN. ^:ui Mill.Ma.hii
<l!iHlnnd, - - WiEConein. ) i'Dociltii^iMf^, Boil?r^, I'une
■s, Marliinki;!. Founders, lloiloraiakpni,
ry, .i;i:,in:,-.11:l.-li;nery,<.'o:Iivsandl!i::U
Traii5):iiHiiis .Machinorv.ilc. .Seep, n
JAN AND BUSINESS DIRECTOET. JAN
395
MATT M. FAKDY.
N. B. KOBINSON.
FARDY &L ROBINSON
Ti
MAXUFACTUIIERS AND FROPRIKTORS OF •
ALSO liOTTI.ERS OF
Fine Imported and California Wines, Old Kentucky
Whiskies. Imported and Domestic
Gins and Brandies,
WHOIwESAI.E oriel RETAIL.
M 0. Taylor's Upselting end VJeiding l;1ach!ne,
TAYLOR'S
Carriage Bow
Fitliog
Machine
': ' r^.^t^ .-frt^^ _^-^" it / •r'''
JAHESViLLE,
General w Oik
Boiliio Oilier,
Boiler. KiiKiiie
and Macliinory
Repairitis; also
. Heavy a n il
/ Lii:bt l'..ri;ini,-.
^y TAYLOR'S
- Wagnn' IloNici'
Spvin;:.
WlSCOfJSIf^.
?IAM"FAt TCrtEKS OF
W!SGO:;SiilVEi]ET!AN OLiHO CO,. ,..^ , , . , , .. . - r. -
OmceAFsctoiy, eSl Lake St., IlIUVAUK.Ei:, IVIS. LcilGSl iinprOVSU sSiiSUan SJii'iQS.
CD 396
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WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
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y«A HccUftt Wni F, 9hoenial;er, 2 S Franklin.
\y nt-dforci Gtnige F.veteriDarv surgeon, 110
^ E Milv.Liulue.
^^ BelircDcU Anton, propr Union House, ?> N
=»=* BfliroixU rr:iiik J^, Propr Windsor
OUntel, cor Muin Mnd >' lit,
BeunetJ B A: Co (.Ii.liu B and Jfccpbiue
Htnoel), notions. 8 ilil«i.u\-ce.
^^ Bennitl Clici-ter C, grocer, lO.J W Miiwau-
^^ Bennett Franklin A, marlilc works, 1.5 X
V^ Franklin.
csH Bennett ,)olin R, circuit judL'e.
«daa Bmnett Dniu G, dentist, over IS E Mil-
f^% waiikee.
J^ Beinard Mrs Anu:i, dressniuker, 14 Market
b^a £(iuare.
e ti Bid well Henry L, barber, 515 W jMilwau-
Billiii?i« IJavid 5?. Prcs .Janesville
E Construction Co, 8 N .Main.
^ Bishop ^Ve!I( s' Scliool, Miss .M W MrCbain
^ prin, lOr, S Main.
OJ Blair & Go-iTdcy (.lames Blair, Samuel A
. ,3 Gowde.v), coal. 31-1 ^y .Milv.-aviUce.
ircli Blanotiiird Slcury El, Lav.^er, Real
c?3a Estate and Loans, 10 W .Milwaukee.
cK^ (S<:e adi), opp.)
«^ Bleasdale .1 v'j. .1 R (J'oseph and Joseph H),
JJ^ f:r(iin, l.")3 \V Milwaukee.
^> IJ!is<( &S<>iv:ir(i V, Mu.i^r .Tanesville
t4> Gazette.
«B=»i Blunk Henr\-, chief lire department.
s E.3B Boeehe ^X]n, meats. 4.")7 Western ave.
P".-HS Boots Ephraim, brewers' acint. 2.")G Wall.
^ > Bort, Bailey & Co (A X Bnrt. F J Bailey,
L-jBffB -^v ji Greenmar.), dry siood.s, 4 S Main.
Bostwiek .J :M & Sons (Joseph .^!, K'ibert
BN M and .Tiwcub L'l, drv t;oud3. CO S Main.
-^ Bostwiek Robert M. clotiiintr, 10 S .'VJain.
COJ Bower City IJaud, .J G Bates director, ;;S S
Main.
C5^ Bowles Charles E, postmaster, 10 W Mil-
^' waukee.
Bowles, Hidden & Co (Thomas Bowles.
fV."^ Wm Haddcn. .lames Scott, Thomas H
^^^''^ Moual). horse breeders, cur Blull and -N
Eil Brices Wallace M. liorse-boer, r,(:< W.all.
Bronson Orriu B, artilieial limbs, 13 W
^g:%. >lil«aukee.
%^^ Brown Brod (B Tracy and Harry W),
shoes, ]li E Milwaukee.
"^^^ Brown Carlos, contractor. 109 4ih ave.
B g g Brown Charles E, grorer, 67 E Milwaukee,
fe^rj Brown .Mrs C H. dre.=smaker, 113 W Mil-
waukee.
St-
kee.
Bic-wn Milton A, publr Xalioual 11 r.= .
Breezier, 31 S ilain.
Brown Waller R, v.hol cigars. 49 X Main.
Brown Rev Wm F (Presbyterian).
Brownell <k demons (Isaac (; BrosvntU,
Fred L demons), gn cers, 40 S Main.
Brundace Wm H, carpenter. .53 S River.
I'runson Orian'do P. ^Ui.emakr. .10 ri .^^lin.
Bnthho'z H d; Co (Herman Buchholz, C
W Jackmanl. carriage mnfrs, cor .^[il-
waukee atid Bluft".
Buckley Jlisses Kale & Maggie, dress-
makers. 107 W JFilwaukee.
Buggs August W, coid,'.;7j W Milwaukee.
Buggs Wm, coal, 0 X .Academy.
Bump II & Son (Hiiam and P H), grain,
101 High.
liuob .Tolin, brewer, :','i'.> S Main.
J-.uob Michael, saloon, (i S River.
Burchell Wm, Hour and feed. 43 N Main.
Burdick Alfonso D, counlv treas.
Burdick E E, artist, lOJ ^V Milwaukee.
Buruer &, Sou (Flank and .lolm). meats. (jO
S 'River.
Burnett .Tolin B. saloon, 11 W >Iil waukee.
Buniliara S C & Co (Samuel C Burnham,
Wm E Kocbelin), pianos, 18 E Jlilwau-
kee.
Burns James U, carriagmkr, IS N Frank-
lin.
Burns Miss Julia A, dressmaker, ir> AV Mil-
waukee.
Burns Mrs Mary, dressmaker. I.'ji W Mil-
waukee.
Burns & Bolaud -Tbomas Burns, Win M
Bolandl, dry ffood^. 21 W .Milwaukee.
Burpee Austin E. lumber, w end .Milwau-
kee.
Burpee Frederick C, lawyer, P>"nna,t bik.
Business Glen's Assn. M E Northrop sec.
Calf Edward, locksmith, !) S Franklin.
Cai:arv Wm. sah.on, 410 Pleasant.
Cannitr John A, sec hand coo.is, 18 X
Main.
Carle Levi B, leaf tobacco. C4 N Franklin.
Carle iV- Wilcox (Wilbur F Carle. Aibcit
I L Wilcox). grocer.<s. GO W ?\til w:;ukee.
Carlson Nelson, meals, -"J N Main.
I Carpenter Edwin F, lawyer, s w cr Main
I anil Milwaukee.
I Carringlon George L it Sarah A, pubirs
I 'i"ho Home. HO E Milwaukee.
Cariingtori Mrs S A, ladica' furnishings,
10 \V .Milwaukee.
dirtcr Slarry G, Livery, S and 10 X
Fr.iuklin.
Ca^e .Mrs Louise, carpel weaver, 100 JetTer-
80U.
Casey & Furrey ijuhn P Ca=ey, ^lichael
Furre) ), salonn, OUj W .Milwaukee.
Ctiicago & Gfand ]mi %
The Favorito Rente East.
VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
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for a PRACTICAL BUSINESS
O'Sullifan's Ccssfcial kdmrT'
JAN AND BUSINESS niRECTOET. JAN 397
Daily and Y/eekly Recorder
PUBLISHED BY
RECORDER PRINTING COMPANY,
THE ONLY DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER. IN ROCK COUNTY.
Tlic Only ^TSoriiin;:: Xc\V!«puj>cr in Somiioni WWcotfsiii.
r5?"I|s I,.irv-e < iroi.Iiili.in ^ImIp* It nn rXfKI.I.KNT JIKDIl 51 FOR ADVF.in IslNC.
: Janesvilie Steam Laundry,
SCHALLER £i STKICKLER, Proprietors.
We Do Nothing But Pirst-Class Work.
SHORT TIME BUNDLES A SPECIALTY.
13 SOUTE! rJlAlU STREET,
; Janesvilie Construetion Company,
i D. H. BILLSFJGS, President.
j Archi;cois, Ooniroctcrs end Dyildsrs,
i Churches, Dv/elhngs, Bridges and Contracting and Adjusting
j Elevators a Specialty.
j I'liANS AND M'I'MIFIf'AIIONS I'l IJMMlIcn.
ii.\\vvr.i«, iji;\i. i.si'AJi; iiitoiiicit .t.\u loan Ar;i;\T.
I FARMS, CITY PROPERTY
i Ai.,1 Ural iNiiiler.f „ll Ivi.i.;.. K.-i'i-l. r...,i--lit i,,,.l S..;.I: r;.>i-,rs r,.;:,-..te.l. Taxrs Pai.i. r.-r.v,.yanc;i.5
t Dunf. AbstniiMs v! TiM- F.xniimi. .i. Mn„,-v I.nar./.l. .Xnl..<; ,i,,l Mortjnir.'S NV-.-.lmte.l.
} Attention glTi-n to l.tKill Busint-w ..f iM Uiii.i^i. Terni-; Kf.'i^..n«i.lc an.i r.a[i>f;ielii.u GuaraMteeJ.
i OFFICE, In JefTries Block, JANESVIULE, WIS.
( Business Eeferkncfs bv Pni:5i;.'->if'X-Iir. Ili'nry I'.iinier, Presiilput iM^rc'nnnls ai;d Mfciianies'
; Pn^intrs Bank:, nisr. l'r,-HW,-:it J.iiif-vill.> Cott-n Milk i ■ntup.-iny, .lanfswilH. vVis.: J. B. I'up, Sr,, C'nslii.T
Fir^t Nftii(,r»l bunk-. JiiiiesvjllL- : (V S. Juckman. Vi..-e.I'r..sKleDt K.x't County National Dank; Wm.-
1 l:i:i,-iT, I.awy.T, Jalii-.^viUe ; Miclia.l naivbuii, .Slc^-k buyer.
I iLliiMcMlAi 1 1 ''"ir^zT mm, sooth.
llir^niQ PC'Tn?,! n n direct route i.nntii!:n']|n"M
ILLldUlO bLiJ lii^iL 111 Hi toali POINTS in iiU il ! ikliii lU.iH;
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•Catholic Cornet Ciud, Thomas F McKeigue
leader,
Cbild3 Elias W, marble works, IGO W
^Milwaukee.
Chittenden ifc Son (Geor^re ^Y and George
G). physicians, 19 "\V Alilwiiikee.
Christman P A\', trroccr, 11 S Kiver.
Clark jMiss Catherine, milliner, s w cor
Main and ^Milwaukee.
Clark Charles L. phj-s, 73 W Milwaukee.
dark Luther, contractor, "iG S River.
Clark Nathan C, grain, 174 N liiver.
Clark Kobcrl W, cooper, Centre and River.
Coburn Jlrs A A, dressmaker, 115 W Mil-
waukee.
Coffee Wm O, oouU.st, 8 SFnnklin.
Cole Nelson, cirpcnler, 102 K Milwaukee.
Coleninn Willard, painter, lo Cinirt,
Collins Qeorire K, contractor. 10i3 N ^Main.
Colvin Alexander, llorist, 370 \V ililwau-
Colviu Paul R, baker. 111 ^V Milwaukee.
Colvin Itussell h. baker. 19 N .Main.
Concannon David J, laundry. -DC'iurt.
Cone Elb:;rl, house mover, ;;1G S Main.
Conger David, real estate. Postoiiice bldg.
Connors Isaac F, saloon, 110 W A\Iilwau-
kee.
Conrad Urns (Charles li and ^Vm D), leaf
tobacco, 17 Court,
Cook Frank C. ji;we!cr, 17 W Milwaukee.
Cooley F W, city snpt schaol,-,.
Cooper Arthur VV, dentist, 1U2 \V Milwau-
kee.
Cijoper Henry W, veterinary surgeon.
Corliss Mrs Kale, dressmaker, Od S River.
Corneau ^^'ra H. pro[)r HiL'hland House,
lOG E Mdwaukee.
Costello & Rilcv (Thonuis Cn^lelbi. .Tames
F Riley), grocers, 007 \V Milwauliee.
Courtney Bros {John and Thum.ts), meals,
Mihva\ikee.
Co.v ?!SiIi-«i A, Rropr Franklin Hotel, ."iC
and .jl S Franklin.
Crahen it Snyder (Andrew E Cialien.
Chailca D Suyileri, saloon, .'57 IC .Mdwau-
kee
Crosstlt Forde, Hour mill, rear I'nst.iiriee
Cunningham David, bakei, I'il \\' MUwau
kee.
Cunningham .loseph .\. overall mnl'r, lUJ
N Fiauklin.
C'unuini;liam W'niM, saloon, 07 \V .Milwau-
kee. "
Curran Mi-ses (lennie and Mary), dress-
makers, 8 S M jiu.
Daverkasen Harry, fertili/.;r mufr, 401 S
.Jackson.
Davies A P ifc Co I Albert P and Iviward
H Davies). grocers, 09 \V Mihvanlvf.:.
Davis Alexander H, physician, 03 W M":-.
consin.
Davis W'm, livery, 111 E Milwaukee.
Day Mrs .lanet B, elocutionist, l.j W Mil-
waukee.
Dean Rev H 15 (Christian).
Dearborn James B, leaf tobacco, CO .^
Franklin.
Dearborn Lorenzo P, cigars, CUE Mil-
waukee.
Dee James, saloon. 274 W Milwaukee.
De Long Homer B. leaf tobncco, 261 S
Main.
Denniston James A, baker, 107 W Mil-
waukee.
Dlngman Byron, leaf tobacco, 1'27 Madisoa.
Dodge Wm'll. dentist. .lacknian's blk.
Doe & Sutherland (-Toseph B Doe jr,
George G Sutherland), lawyers, 14 E
.Milwaukee.
Dolan Peler, saloon, 1 Washington.
DonahoeJ & Co (loiin Donalioe, Mark
Bridge), saloon, 74 E Milwaukee.
JOolV 53 .-1 EJox Co (Limited), (Capital.
i?2,?)00), R B Treat Pros, L R Treat
Treas, AV T Robinson Sec, Cigar Box
Mnfr.s, 117 N Main.
Douglierty Mack, siloon, 110 W Mil-
waukee.
Drajier John L, grain elevator, 113 N
Jackson.
Drew Mi.-s JIaggie, dressmaker, 20 .S Main.
Drummond C O it Co (Charles G and
Thomas U Drummond), soap mnfrs, 47
N Main.
Dudley F H. physician, V/ Milwaukee.
Dauwiddie& Goldin (Benjamin F Duuwid-
die, Theo W Goldin,. lawvers, PC bhlg.
Ealon Rev E L (Methndist*.'
Eddingtiin Morris A, horsi'shoer, 53 Court.
Eldiedge Barnabas B, lawyer, 5 Jackraan's
Ijlock.
Eldrcdce Wm M, drui-s. M S Main.
Eller Wm, blarksmith. 11 N Franklin.
EllioltR-vC F((>aholic)
Eutpirc Cross Spring Co, .T "W Richardson
pvopr. ."(5 S River.
Eiiro)ii>an Hotel, John Kenyon propr, 30.5
\v'all.
Evan:i R>v 5LithfW(:\telb idi-t).
Falter ,)ohn, simemaker. G'.J K .Milwaukee.
8'iirily tV Elobiii&oii (Matt M F:irdv.
X B Ibibinsnni, Atnfrs Tedd's Celebfa-
ti'd Ale and Porter, rear 10 ]:; Milwau-
kee. [Sr fi'ir. ;).;.9,-T.)
B'nrnicrs' It! ill, Norcross & Doty
Propr.'.. foot of Dodee.
F:itlier= Wm. saloon, 27 N :\rain.
Father? ct B.-irue.s (.lames .\ Fallurs, .Vies-
ander H Birnes), meats. 52 S .Main.
loiiiios I'rcc, JII,ir.S A.NWltAK, 2,'5
sr I'-
ll atcr ?.lre
UJELW.il KKD.
Ill3 Uieen Uay UUtindOb UUii^^o „f work. EXrEKt-TS^VCSirKS in Every
I), puriuiout. ANNlJAt CATAE,0<;i;E FUEE. Adajt-Cbs GtJIiEN" BAY, AViS,
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r\''.7. Frederick, tailor, 13 Market fij.
I'fllicrs, Jeliris i*<c rilioJd lOuiicii U
Fithers, JIalcom G Jetl'ris, Chi:rle3 L
Fifield), Lawyers, 10 ^V Milwaiiliee.
F:lield Bros S: Co (Frank E, .Tnmrs S and
K'.bridge G Fifu Id), lumlier, S N Jackson.
Finch Qardware Co (\V P Fl:,nt, W Mc-
Couimins), lOii W ililv.'aukee.
Fir=t National Bank (cupilal, ^li."i,000).
L B Carle pres, Jolm G Kexforil cash, 'ri
W Milwaukee. '
Forbes Mrs Eliza P, ilre.=smkr, -lo X ^Main.
Furd Jonas L, lailor, ."il V/ .Milwaukee.
Ford & Jlcyer (Oliver C Ford, ileiiry W
r^Ieyer). flour mill, head of IJaee way.
Foster Miss Lottie, dressmaker, 1 E Frank-
lin.
rrankliii Blolel, M A Cox Piopr, ,V3
and 54 S Fruid;lin.
FrtJer.dall John C, nmcer, o? S Main
Fredericks Nicholas, livery, IjS W .Mil-
waukee.
j Free Puljlic Library, Mrs Louise S Be^t
I librarian. 21 W .Milwaukee.
I Prick Herman AV, propr Janesville Jour-
I nal, 62 E .Milwaukee.
j Fricke & Brockhausdienry Frickc.Cbailos
j Brcekhaus), dyers, 12 W Mihva\ikee.
I Frink Perry E, cigar mnfr, 51 N Mam.
' Fritz Gustav C, rtstaurant, .5 S Franklin.
Gacau Jalnes, feed, 4 W Ceuter ave.
Gagan Miss Jennie, dressmkr, S9 S !\Iain.
Gaibraith Bros (Alexander, Archie U and
James), horse brecilers, l'2'.i E .^lilwau-
kee'.
Garhul Bros (Henry and Wni), contractors,
rear 3 S Franklin.
1 Gardner Janu-s, horseshoer, rear 110 E
, Milwaukee.
1 GiiJ-.vilc (i'cii!li!i;:C«>,Nicho";s Smith
Pres, Wm IJladou t^ec. ilowanl F Bliss
'Slnar. Proi^rs D.iily ai,d Weekly Gazette,
8 and 10 X .Main.
Gehrke Au-ust. baker, 113 E Milwaidiee.
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fully l.r.iarf.l 10 .
Embalniing and Uiiclertakiog
Our stock is new and complete and prices naMjiiable.
First-Class Livery in Conneclion with the Business.
Call and tiee I's. We can Save you Money.
rJELSOE-3 BROS.,
Telephone No. 50. Open all iiours uf the Ni.;ht. Courl Strepl, J.ANKS VI LI.i:. Wis.
Liverv ar^d Board siig Qtabie
Tivo Doors South of I'ark llotvl.
Special Attention Givon to Tobacco Dealers
and Horse Buyers.
Mi rttrmslicJ al Kcascnatilg Reies anil an storl Kctiee.
W. E. SHOETtlAICER,
JANESVILLE, WiS.
21 S. Bluff Street,
Pattern and Model leaking and BiiilQi-r of Special Machinery-
Rear | 6 S. River, - - - JArJSSVlLLE, W!S.
ChirafTn Pi Pir5nr! Triif^'' Pu Palace and Dining Cars
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George B.'DJiimiD, saloon, 119 W Milwau-
kee.
Gi.-h Siinmel II. di;nti=t, 11 W Milwaukee.
Gl;i.=3 Cb:ules F.plinlogr.ll \V Milwaukee.
f.Itf'jc Vi'orks. II ■] RicUardsou Propr.
Mafrb of Wiud-JIills and Ptimps, N
:\l,in.
Gollins Alois, rest, \\i W Jlilwaukee.
<j<r:in<2 Siotfi, .1 F Sweeney Propr, cor
ili^h and \V Milwaukee.
Gr.iiii Fr.incis C stenograjiber.
iirnyc- C .^ &. t'«> (.diaries S Gravps,
David J .lamesDU). District iManairers for
the Norllii.vest-iin,\[utual Life Insurance
Co of Milwaukee, 2'i \Y Jlilwaukee.
Graves Win II, spwidg- maclis. 11 S Main.
Gray C C Jo Co (Cliarle? C Gray), mincial
water mnfrs, 5) Locust.
Green Jopepli 15, plaiiintr mill, 4 X River.
(ilrocii iV .\i<'!i«lsoii (K ,1 Green, J II
Kieholson). Paper and .Stationcrv Job-
liers, OS S itiver.
Greene Frank C, leaf tobacco, "W BlufT.
Gri.swold it S.uiborn (Norris GriiwoUl, F
Solon Sanborn), hardware, 2S S ilaiu.
Grove Wni II, liorsc-boer, 10 X 1st.
Grubb Pros (Jolin W and Stepben Di,
grocers, 154 AV Milwaukee.
Grundy Samuel, leaf tob.icco.4.")o Piea^ant.
Ilali A F & Co (Au-Ubtus F Hill, Wni P
Savics, Kdwin Fit'i.lil), ]eweler.s, 2 S
IMain.
Hall Edv.-ard. clolbing, 55 W Milwaukee.
Hall Furniture Cn (capital, .'?35,i)00) George
L CarriuL'tOM pres, A E I!ini:uam sec.
Hall it Son (K Ic.iond D and \Vm II), har-
ness, 3'J S .Main.
HancbeUit Slieklon (Gerando JI Hanrliett,
Alfred H Sheldon), lidware. 17 S .Mam.
Ilanlaa Miss Mary, dressmaker, lO'.i W
Milwaukee.
Hniison I'.urr, shoemaker. :i '\^'all.
lilaiivoii S'lii-iiiliire <'<>. J W Sales
Pies. ,1 E Addy S.c and .Mngr. i;ai;road.
Ilantborne (i ■orge. coroner, cor Miltoii :ive
and Prospect.
Hardy & 1' iiker . 1", Iward .\I llirdv, Wni
II I'arker). iniulers, iil S .Maiii. '
Harper Ri.ibert, B, meats, :2')o \V Milwaukee.
Harii.i Juuie.s, projir Janesville Pirb AVire
Co. Janesville.
Harris it Stiekney (CImrles L Harris, Al-
bert H Stickiiey). «oap, rear IT Court.
IPiskill Mrs Auna X, drsnikr, 13 S J! liu.
HaUh Wni M, carpenter, L'OO S Main.
Hiyner Silas, real est. Jacknian'a bik.
Head Bros (fieoru'c A anil Eiiwin S), leaf
loliicro, Myers House.
Heath Carlton C, ihi'emaker, 4S X Main.
Hiiinst'ree! Edward 15. dr\iL's. •^ N Main.
Ileise Win, saloon, 7 X Franklin.
BScniinins; Wni A; Siosi ( Wm and Wm
.1), Brewers of Ale and Porter, 53 X
Franklin; Office H3 W Jlilwaukee.
Henderson Samuel, meals, SO S Main.
Hibbard Frederick M, tlour and feed, 10 5
River.
Ilibhard, Godden it Erier (P M Hibbard,
E \V Godden, II L L'rler), leaf tobacco!
457 Pleasant.
Highland House. Wm II Corneau propr,
103 E Milwaukee.
Hill Wm H, lb,.rist, 101 Washington.
Hiilabrandt Lawrence S, awning mnfr,
155 W Milwaukee.
Hodge Rev M G Hiajdist)
llodson Charles W, Hour uiill, Race way
rear Posto'dice.
Hofmeister JIrs Ernestine, propr Ameri-
can House, tj'i E Jlilwaukee.
Ilogan ,Io!in, city marshal, S River.
Iloldredge Samuel jr. leaf tobacco. W Bluff
Holmes Wm C, merchant tailor, 9 W Jlil-
waukee.
Holt Adam, propr Railroad Hotel, 52 X
Academy.
Home Tue, Gcirge L it Sarah \ Carring-
toii pubirs, (j'i E Jlilwaukee.
Ilopkiu.s James & Son (.lames and Samson
Jl horse breeders, cor X Academy and
Wall.
Horn Charles, =alooa, 4 S River.
Horn Robert A. jjweler, 14 S JIain.
Home .^Irs E T. employment. 32 S JIain
Home JViu, vet surgeon, 10 Park.
llowlaud it Son (.lerome and Edward J),
lilack'-niiths. Dodge.
Hunt Jlrs Ciara A, school, S Jackson.
Hunter Bros (Ale.\ander and Win), horse
breeders
Huttes .ro.'pph, uphois'.erei, 5 Court.
Ide it Tifl't i\Ullar,l F Ide, Arnold II
Tiffl). barbers, i:j W Milwaukee.
Jackson it Jackson (Alfred A and Frank
D), lawyers, Postotlice blk.
James Sheffield L, carriages, 52 S JIain.
Janesville P.arb Wire Co, James Harris
propr, 1.1^ S River.
JIa■lo^viIlc ESiiHiiu'S'* t.'ollosif, J H
Kinmy Priucilul.Coru E.\chaDge, Foun-
tain Souire.
Janesville City Hospital. S B Smith pres,
E B Heiuisireet sec, 15G Jlineral Pt ave.
Jiiiiovilie C'on^lrl!eliall Co, D li
Biliings Pres, Archileets, Contractors
and Builders, (3 X JIain. (.fe adc, p
Janesville Cotton Jlills (capital, $150,000i.
..-Henry Palmer pres, A J Raj' see.- cor X
Franklin and BIuiT.
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JAN
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Jivnc«.vinc E>jti!y licj'ornk'r.Kecoi-
dtr I'riulino, Cn Proprs, 10-17 rf Itiver.
Junesville Dally and ^Vtekly (ia/.oUc, Ga-
ZL'Ue PrinUiiy: Co proprs, 10 >,' Mnin.
Janesville liny Tool Co (capital. slO.OOO).
\V T Van Kirk pres, A II SliuUloii sec,
263 W Milwaukee.
Janesville Jourual, II \V Frick propr,G2 E
Milwaukee.
Janesville Jlachine Co (capital, S10'),000),
J D Itexforil pres, F A Taylor sec, cor
S Franldin ttnil Ceuler.
Janesville Sii;riul,GarreU Veeder propr, 10
W Milwiiu'kec.
JiuicsviSIc !»lcai!i i>i»H!t«!r.v, Scbal-
ler& Strickler Proprs, Id S Main. (.Sfc
(;(/(', p S'JT.)
Janesville Street Kailway Oo, L D Kichard-
son sui)l, 11") 1-; ililwuukro.
,!;iiiC!>AJHs', Tlici'ESKt-'a'horiissctJlic
Ikllis, A li it jM a ^'orris Proprs, l.i
and 17 S liiver. {See ri'ijht top liiun )
Janesville Water Co, W C jMitcliell .sec, 3
N Fraiililiii.
JelTris David IC, wliol luiid.cr. JelTiis b!k.
JoSiiiKOli I'2<!«'ur«5 C, Projir Park
Hotel, 9 S liluir.
Johosoa llerinau K, station ugl C, ^I it St
P lly.
Jones A N. leaf toliacro, 4 Parli.
Junes Charley J, saloon, 4 JIarket Eij-
Jones Frederick H, saloou, 71 K Milwau-
kee.
Jones JoliM II, grocer, 08 E Milwaukee.
Jovce HiiL'h M," shoemaker, 1 S Fraid;lin.
Judd Thoiwaldseii, dentist, lO'J W Mil-
watdiee.
Judd Win II, physieiuu, 0 N Main.
Kamptlrin Itev O" {Lulliiuan).
Kasiner Geort;e & Co (George Kastiier,
Wilbur F Carle)„!;rain.(lJ W Milwaukre.
Kealinf; Mrs Kate, dressmaker, 11 E Mil-
wiiukee.
Keegan Paul T, carpenter, \Vall nr lli^li,
Keeiian Misa liose, dressmaker, 51 W Mil
__ Vfiukee.
Kelty Jliss Maggie, dressuiaker, 101 W
MiUvauk(;e.
Kendall llurvey W, tiiismilh,7 S Fraidiliu.
Kennedy it linger (Lucius Kennedy, Frank
.U Paiger), hides. 124 ^V Mihv.iijkee.
Kent A C, cigar box lumber, 'M', N .Miin.
Kent ]; J it' Co (E.Uvard J Kent, \V F
Airiz), jminters. IV-'i W Milwaukre.
Kent Silas. coiifecliouer, 201 W Milwaukee,
Kenyun David T. carp, 22:! Wa-bineion.
Kenyoa John, propr European llolel, 205
Wall.
Kimball Frank D. furu, 18 W Milwaukee,
King Angle J, lawyer, ly W .Milwaukee.
King & Skelly (Robert W King, Wiilard J
SKelly), slaliouers. 20 W J^Iiiwaukee.
Kiiiiivy Joiiii II, Princi|)al Janesville
Business College, Corn Exchange, Foun-
tain Square.
Kirk Thomas, cooper.
Kliest George, shoemaker, 11 S Main.
KnelT it Allen (lohn JI Kneff. Herbert V
Allen), tailors. 111 E Milwaidiee.
Knipp Louis F, brewer, I\ Kiverand Min-
eral Point ave
Kronitz Bros (llenrv A and Otto E). meats,
15 E Milwauke.-.'
Krueger August F, meats, 2 Market sq.
Kueck Carl U, meals, C .Market st].
Lane Wilson, lawyer, 10 AV Milwaukee.
Lanphicr George A, hardware, tJ3 W ilil-
waukce.
Lappiu Thomas, propr Lappin'a Ilall, s w
cor Main auil .Milwaukee.
Lauer Theobdd, baker, :j:j S !Main.
Lawrence Carriage Top Co. John Stally
I)res, F Van de Water sec, X Main.
Lawrence Fraidc S, books, 10 M.arket sq.
S>iiU'ri'ii<'C CScrhorl .F, Job Printer,
Book Binder, Papier Box .Mufrand Publr
Kural Messengr-r. Hear Posloiliee.
Lawrence it Alwood (Wm A Lawrence,
Volney Atwood). hardware, (10 S Main.
Lavton I'jdwin li. music teacher, 14 E
Milwaukee.
Lee Chang W, laundry, (j I l^ Milwaukee.
Lee Charles 11, carpenter, i;2 S Main.
Lrllingwell it Liltlejohn (Levant L Lelling-
weli, John Littlej ihn), saloou, 55 E Mil-
waukee.
Lewis Knitting Co, Stephen B Lewis pres,
Fiaidiliu F Lewis .':ec, 112 S Main.
Liebthizer .Mrs .Marian, restaurant, 13 S
Franklin
Llovd Edwin C, horsesboer, rear 3 N
B'lulT.
Loeb Jo-eph, meats, 155 W Milwaukee.
Loomis F.gliLTt K, pliysieiaii. 12 S M lin.
Loudon Bros (Mayhew V and James W),
shoemakers, 12 N Franklin.
Lovejoy S S it Co (Sebastian S and Allen
P LoVe.ioy), lumber, 104 W .AliUvaukee.
Lowell Eugene AV, hardware, 0 River.
Luiz August, grocer, "52 Academy.
McAlpin Alexander, harness, 20 N .M.iin.
.\lcCau:-ey George II. deulibt, 51 W jlil-
wiiukie.
MeCrei Georg", saloon. 7 N Franklin.
.McCue r.ros (Edward J and Ji)Iin W),
re-itaiiraiit. 1 1 N Main.
MelClroy Horace, lawyer, 21 W Milwau-
kee.
MeOinnily Rev E M (CatholieV
JleGowan ICmmet D. clerk ciiciiit court.
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JAN
■WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
JAN
McGregor Altxamlc-r, farm impts, 51 a
JIain.
McGregor Mi=s May, music teacbcr, 3S S
JIain,
McGregor & Co (Alexander and ^[ay Mc-
Gregor), muiical insts, 33 S .'Main.
McGuire Peter A, coal, 101 N Acailemy.
McKeigue TLoraas F, cigar mcfr, 58 S
Kiver.
McKey GconjeM, real est, Jackmaa blk.
McRinuej' Ilonry D, live stock breeder,
BhifC.
McKiuaey H II, lawyer, 21 TV Tirihvankee.
McLean Colin C, livery, $ X Franklin.
McLean James B, cigars, loT W ^lilwau-
kee.
McLean Robert \\', drugs, 125 W Jlilwau-
kee.
McSliane Patrick, saloon, 2o6 W Milwaukee
Mackiu T vfc Son (Thomas and Wm O),
saloon, 151 W" ^llilwaukee.
Malone Booth M, dist atty, 7 Lappin's blk.
Martin C Loftus, veterinary surgeon.
Marzhilf F ,M & Co (Frederick M :\Iurz'uiT,
Henry W ]{au, John GilelziaRyr), shoe
mnfrs, rear Postnilice.
Malhev.a Herbert W, confcctr, ;"'.2 S Main.
Menzies Hugh, physician, s w cor ilain
and ;\IihTaukec.
Merchants and Mechanics' Saving-; Bank
(capital, sjO.OOa), Henry Palmer pres,
\V S Jeffii.-, ca>^h, 10 "\V Milwaukee.
Merrill E3 K tV Co (Harry E and
Hiram Jlerrill). Plumbers, Steam and
Gas Fitters, Shop 5 X Franklin; Oilice
6 N Main.
Metcalf.*c Croft (John C Mi tc:df, Thomas
T Criifl). in.-;, over 10 E Milwaukee.
Mills James, pliysiri.au, 15 W Milwaukee.
Mills John W, plumber. 51 S River.
Miner Cyrus, shoes, G S Main.
Miner C A, physician, 104 .S Hiirli.
Minor J B, shoes, 15 TV Milwaukee.
Mitchell Charles E, music teacher, 205 "\V
Jlilwaukee.
Morgan Mrs Emma E, dressmaker, 73 W
Milwaukee.
Morri.ssey it Rudiien (Dennis -Morris^, v,
PLilip Rudden). horseshoers, 102 E Mil-
waukee.
Morrissy Miss Mary A, dressmaker, 10 AV
ililwaukce.
Moses Bros (Levi and Frank), furniture,
60 W Milwaukee.
MoiiiU I' S, .Miigr Recorder Printing
Co. 15 and IT S River.
Moulter Chailes, leaf tobacco, 352 S 1st.
Muellenchlader it Beyers (Herman Muel-
lenchlader, Theodore Beyers), saloon, 5
N Academy.
Muuger Au:;ustus C, grocer. 30 S Main.
Murdock Edwin II, harnessinaker, 6 Core
Exchantre.
Murdock Floyd D, feed, 52 Wall.
Murphy .Michael, city treas. Oily hail.
iliycr-s li3oii.'>e, Mrs Peter ilyers Propr,
Myers Block .Muin and .Milwaukee.
Jlyers Jolm H, grocer, 5 S Main.
Myhr ic Evenson (Ole H ^lyhr, Gilbert
Evensoni. shoes, N Main.
Nash Jonathan, hay presq, 252 W Bluff.
National Horse Breeder, .Milton A Bruwa
mngr, 31 S Main.
Needham Bros (Fred L and Frank P),
laundry. 1 Court.
Xel'iOBi Bros (John M and Horatio),
Iiivcry and Undertakin:', cor Court and
Park, ^^-iiidr. p JUO f
New Doty .Mnf.i Co, VP Richardson pres,
H B Richard, onsec. she:uiug machinery,
N Main and I'ease Court.
Xew Gas eJt'Eit Co, Ilirara ."\Ierri!!
Supt. G N Mam.
New .AleLuiU .Mufg Co (capital, -sO-S, 000),
A P Lovejoy pres, C .S Jackmau sec,
woolen mil's. Monterey.
Nichols John, lawyer. 13 N Main.
Nichols John, shoes, 103 WMilwavikce.
Nolan it Cunningham (TIioma= S Nolan,
John Cunniniiham), lawyers, 14 E .Mil-
waukee.
Xorcro-s &, I>o(y (Pliny Xorcro-;s,
Edward P Doty), Proprs Farmers' Mill,
foot of Do(i-e.
Normington VMra. R. phvs, 1^ S TLiiu.
Xorri«" A li A:, ilj A", Proprs Janes-
ville Thernio-Thsrapeiitic Baiiis, 15 and
17 S River, i&c riqhl top /rnrs)
Nortlirop & Chase (Marshall E Northrop,
Stuart A Chase), ins, 53 W .Milwaukee.
Nowlan (Iscar F, contractor, 11 C.mrt.
O'Brien Leroy 0, farm impts, w end Plea-
sant St bridge.
Ott .M A it Son (Michael A and Arthur A),
harness, 151^ N Main.
Pabjl Carl, contractor. 0 N 1st.
PrtluuT Heurv, phys, 53 E .Alilwaukee.
Palmer Will ll, phvs. 53 E Jlilwaukee.
I'almer it Stevens (Wm C! Pulmer, Charles
D Steven'.), drut's, 23 E Milwaukee.
B'arU Elolel, E C Johnson Pronr, 9S
l>luir.
Paileii La Fayette, lawyer, .Jackraan's blk.
Paulson Ole, tailor, 14 .\rarket .;q.
Pease John J R. lawyer, Jackmans blk.
Peirce Charles T, dentist, 27 W Milwau-
kee.
Pember Frank, physician, 8 Lnppin's blk.
Peterson Peter S, sewing m.achines, 15 N
Main.
Slilcap (Si Gfciod ]m\[ Piy,
The Favorite Route East
VIA NIAGARA FALUS.
Celifcrnie l7ioe
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POnnER WINE CO.,
,, IlILiWAUIiKt;, WIS.
JAN
AXD BUSINESS DIKECTOKY.
JAN
■i03
Pettric & StautoD (Frank E Peliric, Chiirlts
A Stanton), meats, 21} N Main.
iTeiiiii;; S^nx, licul Estate, Fire and
Life Insurance, Steamship Agent, and
Notary Public, 3 N Academy.
Pbelps Milton M, lawyer, s w cor JIain
and Milwaukee.
Pliclps Spencer II, Patternmaker;
General ilachlne Shop, rear 10 S Kiver.
{Sec adi', p SC'S.)
Pierson Franlt.F, gunsmith, 17 N Main.
Plowright John, coal. Centre anil Kiver.
Pond S A, U S mail conlractor, 7 S !v'..<;t.
Prellar Mis,? Tina, dressmaker, 14 S .Main.
Prentice & Evcnson (Fred F Prentice, Wm
EEvcnsDii), drugs, 19 \V I\Iilwa\ikee.
Prichard Jloses S, lawyer, 1-4 E Milwau-
kee.
Quadc Cbarlcs, shoemaker, 357 Academy.
liuilroad Hotel, Adam Iloll propr, 'yl X
Academy.
Kamsdell Georije A. boat bidr, 7 Court.
Hauous Clark E, freight aet C 6c N \V Ky.
lltttheram Edvrard. conlrac Jnr, ."I'l Linn.
Uc't'«r«ier K'riiitinr; Vo, Puldishers
Daily and \^'c■ekl3' lltcorder, 15 and 17
S Kiver.
l!eddy Andrew W, shoemaker. 2 S Iliver.
I'eid Archie, dry goods, 12 E ilain.
lieid IJroa (Ucbi-rt and JIalthew), horse
breeders. 5 N Elufl.
Ileyuolds & .\LUlhews (Henry C Reynolds,
Thomas Matthews), barbers, IJG E Mil-
waukee.
liichardsfiu Lemuel D, mnc:r Wisconsin
Telepiione Co and Janesvilie Slieel I'j'
Co, u w cor Main and Milwaukee.
Kioltai'dsoii Kl .B, Propr Globe Works,
.\ Main.
liicLardson .Shoe Co. Alexander Pdchaid-
.'on pres, C W Billings sec, 2o W Mil-
waukee,
Kichardson & Norcro.ja (Alexandei Tticli-
ardson, L'liny Xorcross), shoe mnfis,
Norcross hlk.
'>ider Albert, grocer. HI W .Milwaukee.
UnboriN A lJic!!or (Evan I) lioberts.
W Frank Keller), Veterinary f?urgeons,
12 S BInir.
li"binson Mrs O, milliner, 107 W Milwau-
kee.
Uoche Uev U J (Catholic),
"Ock County National Bank (capital.
*100.000), C S .Tackman pres, S li t-mith
casb, 15 E Milwaukee.
'"'gers & Jlutcldnsori (Henry Hncers,
^loaklcy Hutchinson), painters, UiO E
Milwaukee.
Hoouf.y Thomas, live stock, 1 mile e.
''053 \Vm, county supt schools Isl district.
Rowe Oscar D, leaf tobacco, cor Madison
and Wall.
liuger Edward, county surveyor, 1 N
•Jackson.
Ruger Wra, lawyer. Jackmau's blk.
I£iiral Mes«ciiKcr, H J Lawrence
Publr, rear I'ostortice,
Ryan Daniel, livery, 23 S .Main.
Ryan .James, saloon, 114 W Milwaukee.
Saddler Wtn, harness. 15 S -Main.
Saddler Mrs \Vm, milliner, 34 S Main,
St John James W.phys.lOl \V Milwaukee.
St Joseph Convenl of 3Jerc}', Sister Mary
Agues mother superior, cor Holmes and
Lincoln.
Sale John W, probate judge,
Samuels Edwin J, ticket agent C, ."^I A, St
P Ry.
Sanborn A D & Co (Asa I) and Charles A
Sanborn), grocers, G5 \V Milwaukee.
Sanborn B '1', pbys, 17 W Milwaukee,
SaiKicrs Joiiii ^V, I'ropr "iVi-consin
Short-hand L'nlversilj-, 01 W Milwau-
kee,
Sayre T E, leaf tobacco, 151 Ravine,
Scanlau Frank Jl, lawyer, 11 Vi' J^lilwau-
kee.
Scarcliff George, meats, 50 W Milwaukee.
Jsciiiiilcr »V f»tri<'lilcr (Allicrt Schal-
ler, Frank B Strickler), Proprs Jancsville
Steam Laundrv, 13 S .Main. {ik'C ado, p
,:ii7.\
Scherer Peter. 2il-band goods, 85 N Main.
Sclimidlin John, cooper.
Schmidt &, Bui'gs (ll.-ins C Schmidt, Atl-
gust G Buirgs), grocers, 458 Western av.
Scliool of Eclectic Shorthand, .Miss E L
Williams prin, n w cor Main and Mil-
waukee.
Pennett James, saloon, 213 \V Milwaukee.
Se:xton Charles, WBgonnikr.52N Franklin.
Shaw Oinrgc \V, rest, 3 S .lackson.
Shrier Frank drugs, 101 W .Milwaukee.
SSKtoiuiikrr Wni K, Livery, 21 S
Bluir, ( .^fv ,;,/.•, /,,;;/!>.)
Siiophc-II Kills. Propr I^lio'nis I'laning
.Mill and .Mnfr Sash, Doors. Ijlinds and
Jackson Refrigerators, Race iir .Milwau-
kee.
Shumwav Arnold E. real est.Jaokraan blk.
ShurtlilT 'George A, baker, 33 S Main.
Simon Julius, dry goods, i S Main.
Sing I-ep, laundry, 10?. ^V' Milwaukee.
Sisson Wm H, restaurant. 4 S Franklin.
Skavelem Halbos L, taxidermist, 157
Prospect ave,
Skelly G 'W & Co (George W and Charles
Skelly), grocers. 1 S Jack,son.
Slaw'son Gcofce, barber, 71 W Milwaukee."
Slawson U N, barber, 32 S Main.
Giins Repaired J:rl3:
Itipalriii:;, our l-aillitiov nr.^ Ilio l!<:»l.
■z n S|.,-cl!il(y. JOUN 'I i: T M '• rt <; PN
5t Water Mretl, .^Jllwnukc.-, ^^ In.
»Wt.'! 1 ^ii^i Lul ^J ^^yiJwB U(; Ka'it \\i\fr St.. illl.V, AT !vKE. Telo!,iioiie ;;l«
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WISCOXSIX STATE GAZETTEKK
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Slydell r.t--v James (Episcopal).
SmitU Albert, coDfectr, 2 E .Milwaukee.
Smith A Hyatt, lawyer.
Smith Ella P, mu.-ic teacher, 2G1 \\ Mil-
v;aiiUce.
Smith Harvey, wajonmkr, 106 Chatham,
f niith Miss Kate, drsmkr. Court opp Park.
Smith's Orchestra, .Johu il Smith leader.
Smith Otto E. propr Badger State lIouEe.
13 2s Academy.
Smith fk Gateley (Daniel P Smith, John
n Gateley), coal, ituder 1st Natl Bank.
Smith & Pierce (Vi'm Smith, Charles E
Pierce), lawyers. Postoflice bld^.
Snow Wm N, barber, 109 \V Jlilwaukee.
Soulman John, cis/ar nmlr, 13 Court.
Soverhill .Myron O, leaf tobacco. Wall
and Madison.
Spear Samuel P, barber, 63 W Jlilwaukce.
Spellman Jacob P. ci.^'ar mnfr, 14 S River.
Spoon it Snyder (Frank Spojn, George W
.Snyder), dry tjood-;, CI ^Y .Milwaukee.
Spring Brook Improvement Co (capital,
.s'O-'i.llOO), Geori^e L Carrington pres,
Sarah A Carriugton sec. Carpenter and
Doty 1)1 k.
Stanton ik Son (John C and George II),
grocers. 21 X Jlain.
Stearns George Vi, carpenter, 104 S Main.
Stearns iV Baker (Henry C Stearns, Joseph
P Baker), drugs, 73 \V ^lilwaukee.
iSteele Bros (Julius and Joseph M), crock-
ery, 21 E Jlilwaukee.
Stevens it llolloway (Frank L Stevens.
, Lcroy F IloUoway), real titate, 'Si AV
■ ililwaukee.
Stevens it JIcKey (Fenton F Stevea.s.'Wm
D McKey). leaf tobacco.
Slillaou Frederick C, saloon, 24 W Mil-
waukee.
Stoddard \Vm B, tinsmith, 203 N Bluff,
Stracbc lJ-;rDhard, hour mill, on the U.ace.
Sutherland J it Sons (James, James A and
Oiiijn), stationers. 12 S .Main.
Sutherland Qiiincy O, physician, 101 AV
'Wisconsin.
Sutter Bro;!, E .1 ('oilman mngr, leaf t.)-
b.icco, 2"i4 Wall.
Swt'CllCV J F, Propr Grand Hotel, cnr
High and \V Milwaukee
Tallman Wm II, mnfr druggists' sundries,
l.j>^ S Academy.
Tarrant it Osgood (Charles Tarrant, George
H Osgood) 'jTorers, lOf) W IMilwatikee
Taylor i'.dwiii T, Architect and
BuilduiL' (ontraftor. 7 Court.
Tiiyloi- iiaile* 1>. Mnfr Woml and Iron
Working ilachiuery, 121 N .Main. (St-e
ado, p S:'5.)
Taylor it Son (Tunis R and E.lwin T.,
contractors, cor S Franklin and Pleasant.
Thorougbcood it Co (John Thoroughgood.
Fenner Kimball) cigar box mnirs, corX
Main and 3d.
Throne David, county supt schools 2d
district.
Tice Jacob A, pbotogr, 24 W Milwaukee.
Torncy James, upholsterer, 2 Vt'all.
Trulson it Peterson iStengrini Trulson,
Carl C Peterson), shoes, 26 W Milwau-
kee.
Tuckwood John, restaurant, 6 S Franklin.
Tull Bernard H,notions,121 W .Milwaukee
I Turner Charles F, photographer. 57 W
Wisconsin .
Union House, Ant(pn Behrendt propr, 3 X
1st.
Valentine Charles L, register of deeds.
Valentine's School of Telegraphy, Richard
& A M Valentine proprs, over Rock
County Bank.
Van Kirk Covert X, teas, .j4 W' IMilwaukee.
Van Kirk Frederick A, grocer, 123 W
Jlihvaukcc.
Van Kirk A\'m T, grocer, 18 S Main.
Van Vrankm John I. carpenter, "07 Linn.
Veeder Garrett, propr JancsviUe Signal,
10 AV .Milwa\ikte.
^'on Buerard Bcrabard, confr, 1.5 N River.
V/acgouer Joseph T, 2Jliand store, 33 X
Main.
Walden F D it Co (Frank D Waldeu...
shoe innfrs. Xorcross blk.
Walker H Byron, contractor, 9 C'ourt.
Wallace Miss .\una, dressmkr, 50 X Main.
Walsh Xicholiis, carriaeemaker, ii^ Wall.
Waltz Georire, hotel. River cor I'leasant.
AVatsnn John II. rest, .'"jS W ]\Iil.v:iukee.
Webb Albert W, nu-atg, 12 S River.
Webster it Addv (Frank N Webster, Era-
nictt Addy). tailors, 12 W Milwaukee.
Wcisend Jcjiin, clo'.hg, 152 W Jlihvaukce.
Welch Thomas, saloon, 276 W Milwaukee.
Wells. Fargo it Co's Express, C P .^IcLean
asent, lUS W .Milwaukee.
Western Union Tele-raph Co, I II Car-
penter mngr, 22 AV .Milwaukee
AVIjalen .Miss Celia, dressmkr, 11 S River.
j 'Wheeler Wm G, lawyer, a w cor Main and
I ^Milwaukee.
Wheelock Wadsworth ,G, crockery, S S
Main.
Whiifen Isaac A,wagoumaker,ll X Frank-
lin.
Whitehead John !M, lawyer, .Tackman blk.
Whilinir Joseph B, phvs, Jackman blk.
Whitmbre it Daniels (.Sliss Carrie D V/hit_-
more, Eva M Daniels), dressmakers, 27
A\" Milwaukee.
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MILWAUKEE CEMENT CO.
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Leipol
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Ij N. AT.Cor. of (irauJaa.l Vi, V.ater ^ts., 31lI.\V.U'Ki:i:, ",VIS.
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AND BUSINESS DIKECTOKY.
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■\VhiUaker James, cigar mufr, 217 \V 3Iil-
W!Hikc-e.
Wickham Alban D lawyer.
■Wilbur Mr3 S H, dressmaker, 67 E Mil-
waukee.
"Wilder Rev S G (Coneregatioual)
"WilkiBS & Stratton "(;Vrthur T Wilkins,
George I Strnttoa) wall paper, 6 X .Main.
Williams Jay L, barber, IGo AV .Milwaukee.
"William.^ Wm F. cramty clerk.
Wilson .-Vdam, blacksmhb, IG S River.
Wilson David O, pianos, 40 S .M.iin.
Wilson Miss Julia C, music tclir,)jj9 Cnurl.
Winana <fc Uyzer (John Winan.s, Edward
?I Ilyzer), lawyers, 37 W .Milvraukee.
Windsor SJ«Jlei, F E P.eiirendt I'ropi,
cor Main and In 1st.
Winslow F S >.t Co (Fiederick S Win.^low,
R II Pickeriii.O. dry c.hkIs. .''.l S River.
'Wisch Charles W.barber/Jli \V .Milwaukee.
Wisconsin Instltate for the Rliiid, Sarah C
Little Eupt, Lizzie J Curli:i malron, cor
Beloit road and G\ierr.-ey avc.
AVi«ooiis!ii^ii(>r(!iaii<l 6,'siiver«tity,
J "W Sanders Propr, 61 ^\' .Milwaukee
Wisconsin Teleplione Co, L D Richardson
mngr, n w mr .M un and .Mdwaukoc.
Wi5e Geor::;e '\V,ph.)tnL^r.(ir, \V .Mdivaukec.
IVoocI 3']cliiiiiti<l t'",l'!iysicip.n and sur-
geon, 10 and 11 Carpenter Block.
Woodruff II S \- Co (Henry S Wnodrulf),
Saddlery Ilardv.-arc, llU N Franklin.
Woodstock Mrs ]Mary E, milliner, 01 W
Milwaukee.
"Worthiiiglon Jame« P, sdoon, 1 N IViver.
"Wray & Elair (Jam-=i G \Vray, ■\^'m il
Rlair), conlraclor.4, Hi N Franklin.
Wright Christopher 'J', carriage Irimmer,
00 S River.
^'rigUt John P, contractor. Irir, Galena.
Wright JosiahT, lenlher, l;.'-! W .Milwau-
kee.
Yahn P.ros {Gei)rge W and John F), meats,
117 W Milwaukee.
Yerg Frank X, tailor, 0;i E Mdwaukce.
Z.imzow John, .thocniaker. S S P.iver.
Zerska I'"erdinand II, mcaln, :j -^ Franklin.
Zieglcr Thomas J, clothing, n e cor Main
and Milwaukee.
Jr.DDO. A posiotllco in :\I;iriiuotte
county, 7 miles south of Montello, the
county seat and nearest railroad station
and banking jioint. Stages semi-weelilv
to Moutello. Population,' 7o. Mail, semi-
Weekly. Daniel J. Diiou, postmaster.
I>ixoii Dniiici .1, Farmer.
Thompson Ellis, blicksmith.
JEFPSIiSON. A flourishing town
located at ti;a confluence of the R.ick and
Crawford rivers, and on the C. & W. Ry,
in the center of Jefferson county, of which
it is the judicial seat, 45 miles v,-c?t of Mil-
waukee, and 13 south of Watertown. It
contains Hour and v.-oolen mills, foundries
and machine shops, a large boot and shoe
factory, a packing house, a furniture fac-
tory, an agricultural implement factory, a
drain tile factory, 2 tanneries, brick yards,
boiler works, a washing machine faclory.a
grain elevator, 1 cigar f.actory. a weekly
newspaper and 1 brewery. Rudolf lle-
ger, projjrielor of the City I'rev,'ery, has
quite recently erected an expensive and
commodious brewer}' and mall liou-e, in
order to nu-et Hie deminiis of his increas-
ing business. There are also a number of
.special and general stores, mechanic shops,
2 banks and good hotel accomnioialions.
Religion is re",>re."^enled by Catholic, Lu-
theran, IMelhodiit and Universalist
churches. Tlierc are good public'schools.
It is the receiving and distributing point
for a rich section of the country, and is
rapidly grov.dng in size and importance.
Tiie city is pi-ot.ecied from fire by a well
equipped and etlicient fire brigade. Popu-
lation, 3,000. Tel., W. U. 'Exp., Am,
Frank P. Kispert, postmaster.
Adams G J, prin high school.
Ambos Otio F, machinist.
Ammann Barbira, drc-smaber.
Arion Bund, Richard Hoc leadi-r.
Raireuthcr Chiis it Co (Chris Raireulher,
Georges Froeger). tanners.
Baud of Hope, Henry C Mansfield publr.
Pical Will, well digger,
liechaud Armund R. druggist.
Bellman Henry, jiiinter.
Bender John, pro|ir Wisconsin House.
Bender's Hall, John Bender mngr.
Bennett Henry Iv, county clerk.
Kerens Adolph, saloon.
Etrg Frank J, saloon.
Bieber Win, clerk circuit court.
Bienfaug Chris, saloon.
Bienfang Edward, saloon.
Bienfang J it Sou (John and John jr),
general store.
Bird lia W, lawyer.
Boll Anton W, blacksmith.
Breman Charles, bridge builder,
lireunig Jacob, brewer.
Brewer .la}', veterinary .surgeon.
Brown Solon, creamery.
Bruett Nelson, lawyer.
Bruelt "Wm, dog breeder.
Chicago, [llwaohfi 6 St. Paul Bj,;":,t;yies!and ilofih'.'/8s!
Buy QCODYBhR 1^ U B B 5 f^ C I. O T C^H Tl G
Of Goodyear i^ubber Company, UjiUvaukee, V/isconsin,
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■\VISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
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Bullock lU-vLB (Melbodist).
BuUwinkel Charles F, hardware.
Campbcil Jam(S, creamery.
Christ GeorL';c B, carpenter.
Church Alfred.!, painter.
Cily Brcivcrj-, liudolf Ileger Propr.
(Seeadc. Oj.p.)
C0I0UU13 Henry, county judire.
Cook Aiit^el, .saloon.
CopcUiiul «V BSydcr Co, Lewis Ry-
der I'res, Ucoruc Copelaud Sec aud
Treas, Shoe Mnfr.s.
Dicderich I'.ev John (Mcthf'.dlst).
Eiden Mathias, merchant tailor.
Eideii Peter, Hour and feed.
Emmenl Ucv Leonlisird M (.Method!'!t).
Farmer.s aud Alerchants' Bank of Jelfor-
son (capital, .■;;G0,uOiii, Yale lleury pres,
George J Kispcrt ca^h.
Fehrniann Gustav, saluoii.
Felirinann llerunin, mason.
Fernliolz Adam, livery.
Ftrnholz Gottfried, livery.
Feruholz .Joseph A, propr Northwestern
Hotel.
Fischer Henry, jev.-eler.
Fischer John A, pliiitn;Trnp!ier.
Fischer it Hondl (..Joiiii C Fischer, Frank
Hondl), merchant tuilora.
Freeman Herinan, mason.
Friedel .John 11, cooper.
Friedel John N, cooper.
Frommader Georc;i3, saloon.
Frosch J, carpenter.
Fuclis John G, furniture.
Fuehrbringer Adam, apiarist.
Garritz Jauies R, register of deeds.
Gleasou Thomas, saloon.
Gleasim it Clark (Thomas Gleasou, John
Clark), .caloon.
Golden Star Hotel, JolinTurrk propr.
Gra(7.el Henry, supt Jelleison County
As)lum.
Grinuri Christoplicr, apiarist.
Grimm Ji.i>eph, apiarist.
Gross Fredeiiek, ;,a!oon.
Haag John \V, saloon.
Hiibermann Louis, cattle dealer.
Hake Simon 1^, n^nfr wa«luni^ machines.
Hnmmes Jlenry, onipenlcr.
Ham.shield John, hou'-e mover.
Hannover George, painter.
Harvey Jliss Kato, music teacher.
Haubenscldeld Adolpli, blacksmith.
Hauer J it Co (John Hauer, Jacob Treka),
boots and shoes.
Hayes Jacob, junk.
Hayes Jolm J, commission.
Hayes ifc Noyes (Solon R Hayes, A H
Noyes), photographers.
ISoaicr iJli<!oir, Propr C:ily Brewerv;
also .Maltster and Bottler. (See adc,
opp.)
Hedemann John B, boots and shoes.
Heimerl John, tanner.
Heimerl Otto C. mngr W U Tel Co.
Heinz Hubert H, .saloon.
Henry Adney, dairy.
Hibbard Paul W, sheriff.
Hitchcock it Wiuterling (Paul Hitchcock,
Nelson Wintcrling), Hour miil.
Hoe it Roessler, publrs Widows and Or-
phans' Friend.
Hoffman J C, physician.
Hoffmann Sifrmuud, jeweler.
Illing Charles, linsmilh.
Jahn Charles, meat market.
Jnliu John, Hour and feed.
Jefferson Banner, (Jscar F P^oessler editor
and propr.
JJc/Rt-^oii BEritk :mci Tilo Miifj-'
Co (Solon iiruwn. Anion Sliel, John
Reinel, Adam SpLimiler).
Jefferson County Asylum, Ileury Graezel
supt.
Jefferson County Bank (t apital, sr,0.000),
R \V Clark pros. John Kernel jr ca-h.
.Jfirer.-ion ISosim^-, lOdwaul -^luelle^
i^ropr. {S,r <iiU\ I'pi'.)
JcfTerson Wooleu .Aliil.s, Frank Stoppen-
bacli mngr.
Joergcr Rev J J (Catholie).
Johnson David, horse breeder.
Jordan Bro.s (<_)rville W and George W),
tanners and horse lireeders.
ICemmetcr Mary .M & Sou (Mary -^I and
i^[ichael), general store.
Kemmetcr M it Sou.s (Michael, Michael jr
aud Gottlieb R), brick mnfis.
ICerehensteiiicr Olto J, register of deeds.
JCirkl.and it Grimm (Ri-brrt B Ivirkland,
George Grimm), lawyers.
TCispi.Tt Frank P, postmaster.
Kispert George, boots and slioes.
Kispert it Roesvier (Adam Kis|iert, Simon
Roes.sler), tailors.
Koeuig it Lytic, grain elevator.
Kass Lina, dressuuiker.
li^rebs Ciinrles F, confectr and juslice,
Lacey it Gotlschalk (.fohn C Lacey, Ed-
ward Goitscbalk), lioiseshoers.
Ladnie Herman, carpenter.
Langer Frank, telegraph agent.
J^ederer John P, meat market.
Leutz Charhs. cigar mnfr.
Lindl George, carpenter.
Loetz George J, city clerk.
Lytle James, grain elevator.
JIcLaughlin Barney, saloon.
Cliicap fi Grand Trunk Pa
The Favorite Route East
VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
(Esh Assets, $110,000,000. I. Northwestern Brnncli
Sur.ilus, - 16.000.000. l' Office, -1 1 G 1^1
St., .lllLVtACKJ:?;, WIS. \V. ^^. CASHEE, State Agent. WALKKU UltK.VKii, Gi
flew York Life hsiiranca Co., H%''u^.' - icooo.ooo.i office .no :>.ii»„„koe
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Mansfield Henry C, utnlist and publr
Band of Hope.
JIattes Fredi;rick, saloon.
AFelzen MicliHcl C, marble works.
JMeyer Charles L. propr Meyer House.
Jleyer John F W, frrocer.
JIuck Wm & Co (Mis 'Wm :Muck, Charles
Seifert), general itore.
Mueller Charles J H, saloon.
MiiclSer K<l\vur<l, Propr Jefferson
House. (&e<jih;, bduw.)
Muenich Joseph A, physician.
Neipert Jolin, carpcuier.
Keiss Hubert, charcoal burner.
Neuer Frederick, saloon.
Isorthwestern Hotel, Joseph A Fercholz
propr.
Xotbalim Edward W, furniture".
Kueriiberger George, baker.
O'Brien PiUricU, county Ircas.
Parks Charles, tin-ware.
Peebles Joseph Yj. dentist.
Perkins John O. supl of schools.
Piper Mark L, clerk of court.
Plotz John, cigar niufr.
Porter "Warren H, lawyer.
Porter & Stoppinbach (Warren II Porter,
Otto F Stoppenbach). insurance.
Puerner A & Son (Andrew J and Wm F),
general store.
Puerner Chris J, carpet weaver.
Puerner George, painter.
Puerner Henry, blacksmith.
Puerner John, briek innfr.
Puerner L & J \V (Louis and John "\V),
horse breeders.
Puerner Murliu, bill poster.
Puerncr's Military Band, John A Puerner
leader.
Puerner Grin, dairvmau.
Kay Frederick 0, druggist.
Reap Henry, saloon.
Reed Hubert, nursery.
Reed Joseph, nursery.
Reed & Smith (Wiii "W Reed, George L
Smitli"), physicians.
Strictly First=Class. liatcs, $2 per Day.
GOon S-vnii'i^u itooir.
LiVERY COPJf^ECTED WITH MOTE^L.
JERKERSON, - - W^ISCONSIN.
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Keiiiel ifc Stcippenbacb (John I'eiDtl, estate
, of C Stoppmbacb), liiniber.
Reul John HI, wagODinaker.
Kiep Henry, paloon.
Ricss Louis M, tbotmaker.
liockatroh ^Ym. carpenter,
^liocssler ilicbael, carpet weaver.
Hoeesler Oscar P, propr .Jeflerfon Banner.
Rogers Wm II, district nltorncy.
Sclicid & Miller (George J Scbcld, Charles
M Miller), general More.
Scheubcr Frank A, saloon.
Scbroeder Henry F, barber,
Schroeder OL' Gericke (Emil Schrocdcr,
Loui.'; Gericke), barbers.
Schweiccr Peter, bIac!:;milU.
ScbwelleDbach Roland, cider raiifr.
Schwellenbach 'Win, harness.
Seifert Frank, hardware.
Scitz Bros (Encs F and Michael J), cigar
lunfrs.
Seilz 5Irs Johanna, milliner.
Sieber George L, cooper.
Smith G L. physician.
Spangler Adam, ma.son.
Steinaknr Nicholas, lawyer.
Stengel Erhard, carpenter.
Stcplian .lohn, saloon.
Stoppenbach Jliss Bertha, music teacher.
Stoppenbach'a 0 Song (Emil, .Joseph and
Ferdinand), meat market.
Stoppenbach 's Opera Hou.'-e, Frank Stop-
penbach mngr.
Stoppenbach ic Haubenschicd, painters.
Straw Bertram H, painter.
Strese Lina, dressmaker
Slrc'c Ludwig. horseshocr.
Thiele AVni, music teacher.
Tiitscheler Hans, saloon.
Tritscheler John, saloon.
'I'urck John, propr Golden Star Hotel.
Vaughn (Jrris (_!, farm unpts.
Vogel Miss l?arbara, milliner.
Vogul Rev Heury (German Lutheran).
Yogel Herman A, genera! store.
Wiigner George A. barber.
AVallin Lords, tailor.
Warner Jerry A, sewing machines.
^Vaterllury .1 O, sirrveyor.
^\'"ci?H Fred, meat market.
AVidows and Orphans' Friend, Hoe &
Roesslcr publrs.
Wilbur Gordon J, agt C & N W Ry.
Vt'illiams George A, city marshal.
Wlnterllng Joseph, dairyman.
Wisconsin House, John !5ender propr.
Wisconsin Mntg Co, Royal N C'lark pres,
Louis ]\I Sndlh sec, furniture mnfr.s.
WiscouMu Odd Fellows' Mutual Life In-
surance Co, James W (.istramlcr sec.
Witte George, insurance.
Wollet John, carpenter.
Wollin Loins, merchant tailor.
Woodman Wm W, coroner.
Wunschel Christoph, baker.
Zeh Ileury, ice dealer.
Zeidler John, boots and shoes.
Zimmermann Mrs Christina, milliner.
JEFFERSON JUNCTION". " X
station and postrlllce on the C. ct N. W.
liy, in Jefferson county, 2i miles north of
Jtiferson, the judicial feat and banUins-
point. Exp.. Am. Tel., W. U. Popu"
ialion, 2.5. W, F. Copeland, postmaster.
Copelainl W I', Railroad and Express
Agent.
Lytle James, grain elevator.
Virden W A, telegraph agent.
JEEICHO. In Calumet county, S
miles southwest of Chilton, tlic judicial
seat, banking and nearest shipping' point.
Population, 100. Mail, daily. T. A.
Whitb}', postmaster.
Barker Marian, music teacher.
Boothertowu Baud.
Buechel Peter, carpenter.
Giebel John, mason.
Hiemerman Cyrus, carpenter.
Kueler Antoinc, saloon.
Minajban I'obert E. jibysician.
Parkinson J X, justice.
^Vliltbj- T A, General Store.
JEWETT MILLS. A posfofHce ii:
St. Croix county, on the Wisconsin (Jeulra!
Line, 25 nules northeast of Hudson, th*
count}- scat, and 0 east of New liichmond,
the nearest bauking poitit. Populatiou-
I.jO, >Iail, daily. " S. A. Jewelt, post-
master.
Alliiiiu'C meroaiililc Co, General
Stole and Grain.
Kneale O C. Hour and saw mill.
Lavell Edward F, saloon.
JOEL. Polk county. y<ii)ie cJianrjed
to Orcgory. ^
JOHNSBURGH. Formerly known
as Iliuefberg, is in Fond ilu Lac county,
12 miles northeast of Fond du Lac, the
seat of justice, and IJ north of Jlalone. on
the C. .t N. W. Ry, the nearest shipping
point. Populatiiui :3.5, Mail, daily. August
Langeufeld, postmaster.
Daniel M. blacksmith.
rl Iyv^S F!u Ths Favorite Rome E?.st
U ilt;iKi SIfe'l VI. 1 M.VO.'iltA FALLS.
p /•„*_„- TOE BRODESSEB SXFO tO., Mannfoctnrers of MEAT REFEIGERAIOnS,
ribirigUICUUrb. IiIHT UOCKEUS, KLEVATOUS of all kinds, i'l^TS, I!1:k\VE1!Y .■aACIliNKKV,
^M^P^.^G JiCK^', HOIHIINO ^IACIUXKIIV. Etc. oli-olJ CTJ.IiERCE STItEET, MIEWAIKKE, WIS.
JOII
AND BUSINESS DIKKCTORT.
JOR
Liinjroiifcid Aig^'itAl, Hotel, Saloon
and Furiiilure.
Loclie Querin, general store.
Heis Peter, general blore and barness.
■Wiuiberger John, shoemaker.
JOHNSOK'S CREEK. A village nn
tlic C:. ik K. W. liy. iu .jLllersou county, 5
miles north of Jtfferson, the county scat
■ii;d nearest banking point. Population,
:;.:o: Tel., "\V. U. Exp., Am. G. C.
Mansfield, postmaster.
Bock Ct a, meat market.
Boettcher Frederick, ?!iIoon.
ISocttclitT r fi. Hoots and Shoes.
L'ase George, wagonmsUer.
Christians II C, creamery and produce.
Farmington Creamery (Jo.
Grube Ferdinanc), blacksmith.
Grube Fredciick, live .slock.
Haubenschild Adolpli, blacksmith.
Hcitel J, general store.
Jnehnke F F G, blacksmith.
Lytic J, grain.
>ia!isJU"!(I B^ €, Poultry Fancier.
Mans-field George 0, general store.
Muiiiljeld 0 C Creamery Co.
Mielngau Hedge Co, A Zastro propr.
t-chaliart Herman, carpenter.
Schoccbeit \Vm, saloon.
Ptutber Wm, hotel and saloon.
Swap Frank, hotel.
Vuellz Albeit, live stock.
Warner CJhurles, boots and shoes.
Woodman \V W, lawyer.
JOHNSONVILLE, A postotTlco in
Sheboygan cnunty, 11 mile.s nortliwen of
Sheboygan, the county seat, and 5 north-
east of Plymouth, the neare.-t railroad sta-
tion and banking point. Population, 00.
.Mail, semi weekly.
Blank C, shoemaker.
I>trk John, bliicksmill].
<';rc<M»o C, General Store,
lianke il, cheese mnfr.
-Mog F, gencial store.
Itoeder Frederick, cheese mnfr.
Schneider Cliris, -WRUMiumaker.
Schull/. C H, saw and grist mdl.
Stiffen F, carpenter.
JOHNSTOWN". A village iu Hock
county, 12 miles east of .lanesville, the
county seal, and 7 south of Lima Centre,
the nearest railroad station. .lanesville is
the nearest banl-ting point. Population,
-"'"I. llail, daily. 'l. 1. Fletcher, post-
niaster.
Abbott E C, carpenter.
B'lt.'!t'!l<.T ii;r«>'-. General Store.
Fletcher John, music teacher.
Hurlburt M G, blacksmith.
Mowry L, mason.
Nickerson U C. boots and shoes.
Nickorson Lewis, barfier.
PLOckwell Wm, physician.
Waters L B, blacksmith.
JOHNSTOWN CENTRE. A vil-
lage in Koclv county, 10 miles east of
Janesville, the county seat, and 7 south-
west of Lima Centre, the nearest railroad
station. Janesville is the nearest banking
point. Stages daily to Janesville and
Richmond. Population, 250. 3Iail, daily.
Frank D. Hall, postmaster.
Austin T U, broker.
Bell John, blacksmith.
Bell Wm, bla.-ksmith.
Bliss K H, maible works.
Briggs D \V, curiienter.
Chandler George F II, carpenter.
Chandler G JI, notary.
Dickinson D A, machine agent.
Hall (1 D, l)roker.
5B::1I G li •'>^ Sous, General Store.
Johnson II S, hotel.
i^IcOowan James, shoemaker
Newball EG, broker.
Pember U T, broker.
Pollay H H, meat market.
Rockwell Dr Mary, mu'sic teacher.
Rockwell AV iM, jihyslci'in.
Thomas Wm, wagoniiraker.
JONESDALS, On iho L C. R
in Town county, 8}- miles sotithca!
Dodgevilk\ the judicial seat and ban
point. Populalion, 30. Tel., W.
E.xp., Am' G. Jones, postmaster.
Cox & Gibble, live stock.
Haines Elmer, blucksmilh.
,?<i»ne» P>iii«i<>l, Flour .Mill.
Leury .lohn, hotel.
Oliver llro.'i, general store.
Oliver John, builder.
Reeves Wm, general store.
She.'i Brcis, grocers.
king
U.
^s FaiT;
JORDAN. In Green cotmty, 9 miles
northwest of Monroe, the county scat and
banking point, and 0 from Monroe, the
ne.'ircst shipping point. Poptdation, 120.
JIail, tri-weekly. John Deetz, postmsister.
Hale & Kelly, general store.
l>eol'/. Ja«-<>I>, Patent Medicine Agent.
10, 1'2 and 14 roiirtli .St., Fond du L.iir, Wis.,
is llie Place to Buy PARLOR SETS, OYcr 200 Styles.
IlliilS CfilTR^L I E
Short and Direct
1 Route from
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410
JOR
WISCONBIX STATE GAZKITflER
J UN
Hanson John, town clerk.
Kessler Joseph, mnson.
Klu38)' Joacbim, constable.
Kuble Jacob, shoemaker.
Mytbaler & Co, cheese factory.
Naltz, roll & Co, cheese factory.
Osgood Lewis, wagonmaker.
Stanffacher Adam, blacksmith.
Staull'rtclier A S: Co, cliccse mnfrs.
Voegeli John & Jacob, cheese ninfrs.
JUDA. First settled in 1S!0, is a stir-
ring villa^'e on the C, 51. & St. P. liy, in
Green county, 03 miles southwest of ^Mil-
waukce and 8 e.ist of ]\Ionroe, the seat of
justice and the location of the nearest
bank. Kxp., A(hini3. Tel., W. U. Pop-
ulation, 37."). George IL Decker, post-
master.
Andrick P.ev John (Baptist).
Berryman Jacob, mujic teafhcr.
Bo'iisford Kugcne X, railroad, exp and tcl
agent.
Bridge House, W D Bridge propr.
Burns Philip, carpenter.
Chadwick Jolin C, horse breeder.
Clark I!ol)crt B, phytieiau.
Conn llannali, dressmaker.
I>ep!i<'r <i»i'Or5ie Ei, Confectionery and
IJe.staurant
Hart U B, principal public schools.
Kelly Dora V, music teaclier.
Kuble Frederick, painter.
Laborde IVter, undertaker.
Labr G B & Co, hardware.
IiCglcr John, lumber and meats.
Lcwi.sBev F E (MethodislV
Maylard I'^rank, blaekemilh.
Moldenhaurer Wni F, general store.
Nicsmau John, harnessmaker.
Bice George \V, mason.
Schneller Anna, dressmaker.
Schnellor Rev J (Methodi.st).
Swan John, ju.-.liee.
TJioifiipson 8"<l\viir«l, Grocer.
Van Curau & Kelly, general store.
JUELSON. Slarathou county. Savie
rhangid lo Ihtnri/.
JUNCTION. Is located on the "Wis-
c lusiri CeiilrHl Liue, at the junction of the
C. , M A- St, 1', Hy, in Portage county, 11
miles norlhwe=t"of Stevens' Point, the
county scat .ind nearest bunking point.
Popul'ation, -'.'.0. Tel., \\'. U. V.\\\, Am.
and N. P. Charles Hollirook, postmaster.
Burns J E, general store.
Case F 15, surveyor.
Dubrieski Lorenz, saloon.
Hayes Edward, saloon.
HeckeE (Lutheran)
IloIbrouU CEiai'Ies, General Store aa!
Justice.
Johnson Rev P A (Concregational).
Ketchum O P, agtC, M .t St P Ry.
Lugowski Rev Theodore (Catholic).
Oster George E. real estate.
Plcet John, general store.
Robertson Nelson, carsmith.
liU.=.3ell Eliza, hotel and saloon.
Sarelzky F, blacksmith.
Voyer Oswald, hotel and vet surgeon.
JUNEAU. An incorporated city on
the C. itN. W. Ry, in Oak Gr.ive town-
ship, l)u<lge county, of which it is the
judicial seat, GO miles northwest of ilil-
waukee, \T) north of Watertown, 9 from
Beaver Dam, the location of the uearc-s'
bank, and 3 south of .Minue-iota Junction,
on the C, JL & St. P. Ry. The cily con-
tains a steam flouring mill, a creamery, a
ha}' pressing establishment, a high and
grailed school, a parochird school and
ilethodi'.t, Presbyterian, Catholic, Luth
cran and Reformed churches, an insaui;
asylum with a c.npacity of 100 patients, a
county poor bou^e on a farm of HO acre
of laud, a puljlic hall with a senting capa-
city of COO, a county jail and one of the
finest county court houses in the Slate.
heated by steam, and surrounded l)y a
beautiful, nicely shaded park in the he.irt
of the city, a large nimiber lif general
stores, 4 hotels, 1 carriage factory and sev-^
eral wagon and blacksmith shops, and a'
grain elevator. A weekly democratic
newspaper, tin: Juma'i Ttli'phonc. the clli-
cial paper of the county, is iiubli.-iied.
Farm pioduce and live stock are the prin-
cipal shipments. The city is surrounded
by the liaest farmitig lands in the State,
and is rapidly becoming an important
commercial center. Wisconsin Telephone
Exchauge. E.\p., Am. I'opulatiou, t*-JO,
Mail, twice daily. John Is'ehls, postnias
ler.
Adams George W, baidware,
Alleyii Rev W"m A (Presbyterian)
American House. Wra D Warner propr.
Baker Alexander, painter.
Barber .'uhn S, livery.
Beadle Mi^s Addie L. milliner.
Beadle j''rank. jeweler.
Becker John B. under sheriff.
Bemmann Charles, notions.
Bennett Rev Wm (Methodist).
North StarlronV/orks.
I'ABJSII .MAMFAClt T.nd C<>.
Ashland, - - V/isconsln.
rnpsrily. .".00 InuidN-t iisinf ers
. .-ilillnri.-lits •-■I" ■'IIU lliir-hiiicr:
Sjiti J Kn^-ines, toilers, l'o«erl
51 arliinkts, Founders. Coilernin!>cr«,
. :illiilii? Iljii-liinprj-, ( nrU-ian.lHi^a
•ansiiilttiDB 31acbl]ier).etc. hec p.
y^i/l^'r! P ^TU \ r"-)*'""^ a Crefttor Ii:in;e of CuratiTe Action thnn any other rome.linl nsent.
(lUlulI Uiil li J They are cspprialiy heneflrial in KII>Nt;v anj LlVKIt TIIOIULES.
llli; r.AIilS AT J.WESVSLLii, W ISCO.NSi-V, AFFOKl) LXCKPTIO.V'AL AllTANTAGES.
JUN
AND BUSINESS DIEECTOKT.
JUN
411
Billack J L, -n-agonmaker.
Eohaert August C, bl.ick'-mith.
Breii-iike John, wagonmahLT.
Brifmann Charles G, founilry.
Butchke it Stuebei- (Albert ButchUe, Gus-
tav t^tueber). salooa.
Cain Kobert, barber.
Christiansen Christiansen A, probate regis-
ter.
Cliftord Uoininic, saloon.
Commercial Hotel. Adolph Kuecheuberg
propr.
Congress Hall, McCallow Bros jiropr.s.
JDodge County Creamery, Georjje W \Var-
ren pres, John T Lee sec.
Dodge County- Poor House, Solomon Ru-
dolph supl.
Dov.'uiug Isaac, ctirringemaker.
End Charles, farnr impts.
Piauey J D, stone cpiarry.
JFishcr Jc Hayes (John A Fisher, Solon IJ
Hayes) photngraiihers.
Porbes Frank S, dentist.
Fuller Wilford (;, marshal.
Gensmer Emil, bhick.-iiiilh.
Grau John F, drayman.
Greenman Charle.s L, barber.
Grunow Herman, mason.
Hallock AVallace E, physician.
Harris Oscar, railroad and lei agent.
Uartmann Toni, baker.
Ilartwig Rev Theodore (Lutheran).
Hartzhein Michael, restaurant.
Haugliton Lewis E. druggist.
Haughton S V R, tlour and feed.
Hauser August C, harness.
Hauser Bernhard, sherilt.
Hawks Eli, grain elev:itor.
Henney Theodore P. leal cslate.
Hildemann John O. boarding house.
Hdgemlorf August, house mover.
Hilgendorf John, carpenter.
Huebncr it Mohr (John Huebner jr, Mar-
tin Mobr). meat market.
jHOoi><i itait'liacl A, C'ounly Clerk.
Jacobscn Chris, flour mill.
Jones Hiram A, live stock.
Juneau Brass Baud, PG Lewis leader.
Juneau Furniture Co, P G Lewis pres, W
T Rumbusch sec.
Jiiiieaii IIoiiM', John Walther Propr.
{.<ie ade. /jdnw )
JiKU'an Tc!f|>Jioiio, John Kelley
Editor and I'ropr. {Sie ailv, bcloio .)
liellcy ^oliii. Editor and Propr Ju-
neau Telephone. {.'See ado, biluir.)
Kranz Emil, baiber.
Kuechenberg Adoljih, propr Commercial
Hotel.
Kuentzle Rev \\ G (Reformed).
Kurt/, George, tailor.
Lamoreux .Silas W, county judge.
Lee John T, general store.
Lee & l>ueck (J T Lee, Otto Lueck), cigar
mnfra.
Lehman F L, live stock.
Lewis & Lewi.i (Pinckuey G and Kit C),
lawyers.
Lueck F \Vm, shoemaker.
Lueck George W , druggist.
JlcCallow Bros (Thomas A and Terrence
J), general .store.
JlcCIelland Edward C.prin public schools.
McGoey Jo.^epb, e.ipres- agent.
jMcQueeu George, veterinary surgeon.
Malone James E, lawyer.
Mar.sh Edwin, lawyer.
Jliller George H, register of deeds.
Jlorse George \s. lawyer.
j\tuth Henry, harm ssmaker.
JFutli Herman, pio|ir Park House.
><ehl.s John, i)ostm;iSter.
Neider C F, lumbt-r.
Nelson John, lumber.
JUNEAU HOUSE
JOHN V/ALTHCn, Proprietor.
This House having recently been relilted,
offers first-class accommodations
to the traveling public.
iiooti I.lvcry in ('oiinrclioii.
JUF4EAU, - V/ISCOFJSm.
JUNEAU TELEPHONE
.IIM:AL', Hodt-e lonnly, UlStONSI.N.
JOHN KELLEY, Editor.
The only Newspaper published at the
County Seat.
Siib«oi'i|>tIuii I'lUc. I..j0 per .\ 11111111
H-st A.lverli^iiii; Mi-.iiura in the C.mntv. Apply
l.y leller or iktsoluIIj for r.itc.;.
Cliicap, ilwaukc S St, Paiil % r,:':;:' I'lest and i!orih";est
ocicei Factory, isi Luke, St.. ..m.wALKti:,uis. Lalsst !ii!i3;0veij V8!i3tLin Biin:!s..
412
JUX
AYISC0N6IX STATE GAZETTEER
KALT
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Oak Grove Cheese and Butter Association,
Jolin Francis pres, A F Ryder sec.
O'Connor James, saloon.
Parli Hoii.'=e, Utrman JIutfci propr.
Pearson Jolin II, veterinary surgeon.
Kambusch Wm T, real estate.
Rich & Olsen (Joel Rich jr, Andrew 01-
sen), livery.
Schmidt Albert, grocer.
Schocn-n-ctter August F, county trens.
Schwanlz Christian F, wagonmaker.
Settee Martin, cheese mnfr.
Sloan Frank K, grocer.
§IOii>i Ge«»r.j;e W, Attorney and
Counselor-at-Law, Notary Public and
Circuit Court Commissioner; Collections
Promptly Attended to.
Sunderland \V F, photographer .
Veltum George, ma.son.
Veltum Samuel E, mason.
t^'nlllier .EoEni, Propr Juneau House.
Vi arner "W m D, propr American House.
Yankey Gottlieb, furniture.
Ziliscb Franz L, hardware.
Zilisch Henry, peneval store.
Zuehlke Julius W, baker.
©
JUPESVILLE.
ty. Sec A.-</if(ml.
Fond du Lac coun-
KANSASVILLE. A post village on
the C, .'\L A.' St. P. Uy, in Racine county,
18 miles west of P.acine, the county teat,
and 9 east of Burli3gl(m, the nearest bank-
ing point. Stage semi-wcekiy to Brighton ;
fare, 25 cents. Population, 75. Tel., W.
U. Kxp., Am.
' Eli-niK-it IJro.'i, General Store.
CliociU rtiailes, live slock.
Keller II, wagonmaker.
MeCanna C 15 & Co. cheese mnfrs.
Jlillcr Anion, shoemaUcr.
Nisen .Michael, blacksmith.
Rossniiller \V .M, meal market.
Teuwinkle Theodore, saloon.
Welch & Xisen, farm impts.
Wilson Horatio, musical mdse.
KASSON. In Manitowoc county, 25
miles nortbwest of Manitowoc, the county
seat, 5 northeast of IJrillion, the nearest
railroad station, and 'JO northeast of Chil-
ton, the nearest banking point. Slatres
tri-v,'eekly to Brillinn. 'Populaticm. O.",
Mail, trl-wcekly. J. A. Horn, postmaster.
Elorii J A, General Store.
Stein C It, farm impls.
Chicap & Grand Truot Rj
KAUIIAUl'TA. A prosperous incor-
porated city situated on both banks of lUc
Fox river, in OutaL:amie county, and on the
M.,L. S. & ^\'. andC. A" X. W. Rjs.T miles
northeast of Appleton, the judicial seat. Hi
from Milwaukee, GO from Sheboygan, 35
from Manitowoc, and i'' from Green Bay.
It has two iiostolUces, Kaukauna and Scuih.
Ivaukauna. The water power here is one
of the iinest in Wisconsin, ami is utilized.
b}- 10 pulp nulls, i paper mills, '2 tlour
mills, 1 planing mill, 1 foumlry and 2 ma-
chine shops. The principal sliops of the
31.. L. S. & W Ry are located here. The city
has 2 newspapers, 2 banks, several hotels
and the usual amount of stores found in a
city of its size. Populatiou (L. S. census),
4,C51. Assessed valu;itiou of real and per-
sonal propeit3',sS10,275. Bonded debt,. ■j;20,-
000. Telephone connections. Esp., Am.
and U. S. Postmaster at Kaukauna,
Thomas Reese; at South Kaukauna, Frank
il. Charlesworth.
Acherman Wm D, city sujit schools.
Aigncr llcv rrjiiix ^Gerraan Re-
formed), S K.
Alguyre John, saloon, S K.
Altcndorf Louis, propr Eden Park. S K.
American House, FGrimraer it Son prnprs>
Anderson James L, agt C & N W Ry.
Anderson Jlis J L, music teachef.
Apiiz Ilenr}', apiaii^t. S K.
Ashland House, John Dupye propr, S K.
Atlas Imn and Bra's Works (capital. s25,-
0001, H .V Frambach pres, L B Sai^e sec.
Badger Paper Co fcapilal, slOO.OOO), Jo-
se'pli Vilas pre?, .1 Stilhvcll Vilas scf.
Balcom Mi-s Lucy, music teacher, S K.
Bank of Kaukauna (capital, s:iO,000\ Pe-
ter Renter prcs, F A Towsley cash.
Barrett Mary S, confectioner.
Barlsch Mai tin, boots and shoes, S K.
Baruch Guslav, grocer, S K.
BayorE'Con Amay P, meat market.
Benz Wm, cigar mnfr, .S K.
Blesc I'eter, saloon, S K.
Bills Harvey, livory, S K.
Boggess Rev Elliott B (Consreeational).
Boss^'ard Ansel m C, agt .M, 'L S & W Ry,
S K.
Brill John, live stock.
Brill Robert, 'bus line.
Brothers David J. real estate.
Buchholtz Hermann, baker.
iUiudrock G, dairy.
Buvch Clarence V. jeweler, S K.
Butler Bros (Frank T and George F),
hardware.
Butler & Kaems (Frank T and Georfe i"
Butler, Robert Kaemsi. hardware, S K.
The Favorite Route East
VIA NI.'^CARA FALLS.
Cliicap !i Grano' TrunS: h
Palace and Dining Cars
' ON ALL THROUGH TViAlHS.
KAU
AND BUSINESS DIItECTOIiy.
KAU
4U
Campbell James SV, lleIUit^t, S K.
Camiibfll M J & Co (Micbael J Campbeil,
James M liile_v), marble, S K.
Garnet Conrad, ciirar mufr, S K.
Carney Mrs Margaret, dressmaker, S K.
Carr Elmer E, principal public scbool.
Cbarlesworth Frank M, druci^ist, S K.
Claepill James O, grocer, S K.
CInspill John W, general store.
Coffraan John II, road master M, L S it
w ny.
Collett Henry, planins; niill.
Conaud John F,p!iucipal hi^'h school, S K.
Coppes I'eter, mason, .S K.
Couillard Jerome, cabinetmaker, S K.
Cronin James C, livery.
Crowns John II, photofrnpher.
Daniels J()se|)h N, physician, S K.
Dawson George II, lav.-yer, 8 K.
Deering Grcgor, meal market.
Dielzler John, boaidint; house, S K.
Dioune Joel, blacksmilh.
Dittler Win, carpenter.
Dolven Marlin. tailor.
Donncr Herbert \\', photot;raphcr, S K.
Dupye Jnhn, prnpr .\«liland lIou.-:e. S K.
tlbCx'ti.x 4'4>riicli!l>>, Arciiilcct and
Builder ; K.^limates for DrawinL'S, Spcci-
ficaliona and Contracts Cheerlully Fur-
nished, S K.
Eden I'ark, Louis Altcndorf propr, S K.
Ejrgleston Mrs D .M. milliner, ,S K.
Eiting A\'m J, carpenter.
Ehvait Felix, meal market.
Evans A M, dentist.
Falck Frank, saloon. S K.
Fargo G W & Sons (George W, George M'^
jr and Frank I'A, furniture, S K.
Faust Nicholas, farmimpfs. S K.
Feebler & Lang (John G Ftchter, Jacob
Lang), general store.
Feller IVttr, liardwari'.
Felt-es Jacob, saloon, S K.
Pcrgusou Wm, livery.
Finnegan Andrew, meats. S !C.
Pinncgau Audrew ^\ , general store, S K.
Finnegan Cliarlrs. livery.
riiiiic^aii !";itri<-k. Contractor, Car-
penter nnd Builder: K^limates Cheer-
fully Furnish. Ml. .< K.
Firiit Natifiiial B.mk (capilal, :J5O,nn0i, 11
A Frambach pre.s, Frank F Becker
cash.
Elagg Jlenry J, creamery.
Flake Augu.st, builder.
Eoerster Bros (Albert and Friiuk), mercb-
ant tailors, S K.
Fox Itivor ll4>ii>iO, ^-Ticholas D Schwin
Bropr; Kates i;;l..:.(i i>er Dav ; Good Ac-
coininr.daiions for Traveling Men.
Fritz Nicholas, carpenter.
Fullen John A, saloon.
Gaimbacher Anton, saloon, S K.
Garvey House, Timothy .1 Gaivey propr,
S K.
(Sales ISoiiso, RCRobu Propr; Head-
quarters for Traveling ^len ; Centralh'
Located; Rates, sl.:i.5 i)er Day.
Gerend Xicholas, Hour and feed, S K.
Glass Frank, well borer.
Golden Wm, saloon, .S K.
Graffen Henry, baruer, .S K.
Grand View Hole!, George rilulholland
propr, S K.
Green Charles C, musical instruments.
Green Miss Hattie. music teacher, .S K.
Grignon .Miss Jlaggic, aitist.
Grignon Ross C, c:allle breeder.
Grimmer F i^- .'-^on (Frederick and Charles),
proprs Aineric.-uill.>use.
Griswold Edwin C, ji-weler.
Gutsch Brewing Co, I'eler Kimermann agt.
Haas, Breier it (.!o (George Haas, Wm
Breier, Philip Weifenbacli), hdwe, S K.
Haas it Breier (George Haas, Wm Breiei;,
contractors.
Hamer C'mstartiue II L, saloon.
Hamilton it I'hclps (Joseph Hamilton,
James Phelps), stone (luaniis.
Uammel I'hillp I!, dry goods, .S K.
Haiipt Bros (.lohn and Peter), gr(jccr.=, S K.
Hcdke August, apiarist.
ESciiKic'l i^iliii'liii. Saloon.
tloiiuU'l Os»or:i SSotjso, ^lartiu
Heindel Propi ; SeatinL' Cipacitv, ^oi).
HiclfUros (John Baud Jacoli), Brewers,
S IC.
Helf John, sh-^KUiaker.
Henrietta Mrs Mat'gie A, notion.s.
Hens liev .Nicholas (Catholic), S K.
Hewitt Miss Jnlia. dressmaker, S IC.
Uickey John, master mechanic -M, L S it
W Ry.
Ililgenborg Bernanl II, saloon.
Hilz Adam, saloon.
Hiliug John, grocer, S K.
Iloberg Frank, farm inipts.
lloberg John, real estate. S K.
Hohntr George it Sou (George and John),
masons.
Hunt John P, saloon.
Hurlcnbach Peter, brewers' agent.
Island House, John Scbultheiss i>ronr.
Islanel Opera House, J F Jiivers mngr.S K.
Johnson Isaac, painter.
Juiiigling R, mason.
Juley Paul, saloon.
Juvenile Cornet Baud, H J Zcgers leader,
S K. ' -
Ivaiitbe John, carpenter.
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IRECT ROUTE
all POINTS i
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KAU
WISCONSIN STATE GAZKTTEEK
KAU
Kaukauiia Carpniters' Uuiou, PettT Juuk
pres, Albeit Kalicbe mni^r, builders
Kaukauna Electric Light Co (capital, .$30,-
000), Joiin Eirlcs mn^rr.
Kaukauha Fibre Co (capital, $45,000), D
H Davis pres, N II Lrokaw sec.
KaiiUauoa Hoii=c, Anton llietii propr.
Kaiikauna Lumljer and 3Inf_a; Co (.capital,
$30,000). Henry Ilewetl pres, Jolin Jen-
sen mngr.
Kaukauna Paper Co (capital, sluO.OOO),
Wm M Van Nortwick pres, J S Van
Kortwick fee.
Kaukauna Times, C E Jiauglit & Co
publrs.
Kaukauna Water Power Co, Josepli Vilas
pres.
Keil Jliss Bertha, riresiuiaker, S K.
Kelley Daniel C, house mover.
Kellogs Theodore M, diuggist.
Kelso jMrs G P, propr Transient House.
Kenyon Miss Ida, music leaciier.
Kern & Netlekoveu (Andrev.- A Kern,
Peter Mettekoven), stone quarry, S K.
Kircher Jlichael, meats, S K.
Kircher & Kirwan (John Kircher. David
Kirwau), blacksmillis, S l\.
Klarer Ferdinand, mason, ."-^ K.
Kliue Joseph, flour mill, S K.
Kliue Jlicluiel, dairy.
Klumb Wm, vi-agonmaker, S K.
Koch Annie, dressmaker. S K.
Kohler Peter, baker, S K.
Kroraer George, saloon, 8 K.
Kuehu Julius, city mar.^hal, S K.
Kuhn Lo\iis, saloon, S K.
Langlois Frederick 1), saloon, S K.
Lautienstein Daniel, painter, S K.
Leason 0 J, cheese mnfr.
Lemke AVra, saloon.
Liudauer Freilerick, furniture, S K.
Lindnuer Frederick ir, '•ewing inaciis, S K.
Liiulitiier E'rC'<1cTi«'lt M, Contractor
and Builder: E-liniatis for Contracts
Cheerfully Furnished, S K.
Lindaucr Luther, brick mrd'r.
Livermore iV Ming ft'larenee D Livermore,
Frank Mingi, confectioners, S K.
Loop C Frank, grucer.
Lord Ocborn G, pliysiciau.
Lumberdiug Jacob, carpenter. S K.
JlcCarthy Miss Mellie. dressmaker, S K.
McGahn Emanuel, saloon.
McGowan Peter, saloon.
JIcKinuey James, merchant tailor,
McKiuney Patrick, sewing macliinea.
JIuas Cliarles F. general store.
Malonc Thoma«, livery.
Martens Joachim, saloon, S K.
Martin Jeremiidi J , house mover.
Marx Jacob, shoes and crain. S K.
Maxwell W li & Co (W'm II Maswelli,
druggists.
Mayer Joseph G, grocer, S K.
Mayer Joseph L, saloon, S K.
Menter Hermann N, carpenter.
Mertes Joseph, carpenter, S K.
Michaels John H, jeweler.
Mill August, general store, S K.
Millbach John J, carpenter,
JI, L S ifc \V Ry Heading Hooni, John A
Ilussey mngr, S K.
Mitchell Bros( ThomaBlIand John C'j, gen-
eral store.
Mitchell Thomas H, agt Am Exp Co.
,Mueller John, boots and shoes,
Mulford "W'm S, clothing, S K.
Mulholland George, prtipr Grand View
Hotel, S K.
^Mulholland &. Connors (Hugh J Mulhol-
land, Michael C Connors), insurance.
Munte August, mason.
Murray ^^liss Ella, milliner.
Xagan Philemon A, clothing, S K,
Xettekoven Peter, saloon, rt K.
Newcomb Kev A S (Congregational), S K,
Kewraan Mrs Charles K, barber.
Norlhwestern House, John I^ I^euter
proiir.
N'iij;;eiil A A, Atlorncy-atLaw; Pr.ictice
in all the Courts ; Collections and Con-
vej'ancin.g.
Outagamie Paper Co (capital, .? 100,000',
A \V Patteu pres, John .McNaughton sec.
Pahl August, slioemaker.
Park Henjamin C, chief train despatcher
M, LS.t W Rv.
Barton Alfred E, barber, S K.
I'duli ^t JlcCarty (Herman Pauli, Joseph
McCarly), blacksmith-;.
Pequin Tneodore, omnibus line, S K.
Prid" Charles B, architect and millwright,
Qiiinlau Joseph, phy -ician, S K.
Uadi.'rmaeher Mrs >i. irrocer.
Uaught C E A Co (Charles E Raught),
publrs l\aukauna Times.
HaU!7iit G -M, i>hYsician, S IC.
Keeso Pulp Co (capitid, -§10,000),. Frank
Philips pres, Thomas Heese sec,
Reese .Mrs Tliomas, urtisl.
Ueiss iV (.,'0 (Charles Uciss, August Bast),
meats, .S K.
Renter John, flour and feed, R K.
Renter John P, propr Korlhwestern
House.
Rice Asa P. api'irisl. 3 miles n.
Rieth Anton, propr Kaukaun.» IPiuse.
ICivlHil t^liarlos ES. Sa'oou and Bil:-
lar.h.
Rivers Joseph F, sewing machine?.
Elecir
,„„! O,. V f'T Telcplionc Trl.
IP^l ?IW^ l"^^ -rapl, a.,„ Kle.tri.
iUuli Vli;j /iJuDlJ..|,t. CM,iln;ue8fre.
•SOLSUS AI-JDRAE,
. ^ ii.i W. Water street, Mll.Wil lUlE.
(tOOKKKKPUUS, SYENOGIE.* PIIKKS, CtKKKS and all kinds of \r<ll-traii!Cd
tlfiUc Help FuriiisSsod Hll-.llio.-s TS„ f^rcn P"ll '^l-f^i'larp Pr.lhcn ''rf*"" I'Sy^
■.J.n rrcc or rhaiiio. Address 1 liC iitEEl] Uajf Lilli!i]3SS bOllSgC, \visc„„.iii.
KAU
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
KEK
415
Kotiiusoii DKniel F, dairy,
Kohde Kl-v Julius ((^Hllinlic).
Roliii RifJutrtl 1', Propr Gates'
House; Centrally L(X'ated ; Headquar-
ters for theTraveliug Trade; Rates SI. 25
per Day.
Piossmeissl & Sclireiter (Joseph and
Matthew Rossmeiitl, Antuu Sclireiter),
shoes, S K.
Kunte Otto U, general store.
Ruprert .Jacob, sr.loon, S K.
Kussell ISros (Roland R and Frank T),
flour mill.
Piussell JohQ A, jiliysiciau.
Schlude Anton, slioenuiker.
Schlude Henry, saloon, S K.
.Schmitz Neil, laundry, S K.
SchoU Henry J, Hour and feed.
Schrciucr Frank, tailor, S K.
Schubert Henry, confectioner.
Schubring Frede'.ick, rarpeuler.
Schultheiss .l"lin. pr.ipr island House.
S«'li\viii Xifli«I:i<i i>, i'ropr Fo.x
River House; Rales .sl..")0 per Day;
Good Accommodations for Traveling
Men.
Sciberlich Wm h, saloon, S K.
Sherman Wra H, trainmaster 31, L S &
\V Ry.
Simons .James, poorraaster.
Simons Miss Maria L, dressmaker.
Simons & Tuttlc {.lames JI Simous, Scth
G Tuttlc), macbinials. S K.
Sing Hop, laundr}', 8 K.
Suuth Frank A, cigar mufr.
Sniitli I' 10, dairy.
Sol:tr £^ra!ilv J, Jjunibir, Coal, Etc,
SK.
Spruguc Mrs !Mary, dressmaker, S K.
Sprangers Jnhn, jeweler, S K.
Sprangcrs Walter R, clothiu'.'-, S K.
Standard Oil Co. oils. S K.
Stewart & Legot (Mrs Tillie Stewart, Mrs
Saridi Legot), millhicr?.
Sliegers Annie C, rislauinut, S Iv.
Snn Putilisliing Co, N II Brokaw pres,
H I) Wing sec, jmblrs Sun.
Surges Martin J, grocer, 3 K.
Sykes Wm. painter, S K.
Tanner Heibiit P. physician, S 1\.
't'hilniatiy S'ltip luul E'jiixt ilBU!"*,
<->scar Tliilmauy I'lopr, .Mnfr Piiut and
Manilla Paiier and Wood Pulp.
Thompson Harry E, shoes, S K.
Timmers Kichol.as, apiarist.
Transient Hou^e. iNlrs O F Kelso propr.
'rmile Hendrick S, grocer,
l- Irich Jacob, produce.
L'liion Cornet Band, Arthur HoUonsworth
leader.
UnioQ Pulp Co, Wm 51 Van Xortwick
pres, J S Van Nortwick sec.
Vaudegrift Wm II, supt M, L S & W Ry,
Southeru div.
Vetter August, carpenter, .S K.
Voacks Herman, meat market.
Walker Chauncej' A, hardware, S K.
Wall Edward, haruessuiaker.
Wall John, harnessmaker. S K.
AVatkins Thomas H, millinery, S K.
AVatson John A, merchant tador.
AVeaver John E, saloon, S K.
Weber Oswald, carpet weaver, S K.
Wilke Charles, notions.
Willard Fred R, painter.
AVillard ^Irs JI A. dressmaker.
Willard Wm, painter.
AVirlz Jo6e|)h J, justice.
Wiriz & Achermau (.losepli J Wirtz, Wm
U Acherman), insurance.
Wisconsin Teiepl.uue Co, T M Kellogg
mngr.
Wishner J<ihn, carpenter.
Wittinaun Mii;iiael, merchant tailor.
Wobosel & Harmon (John C Wobosel, Oli-
ver A Harmon), barbers, .S K.
Wollersthein Ju.-nb. apitcri^t.
Woodside Rev W \V Cilethodisl).
KEEGAN. On tlie M., L.,S. it W I!y,
in Oi-cmto county, IS miles from Oconto,
the judicial seat and banking p.iiut. Pop-
ulation, 100. E.\p., U. S. Tel,, W. U.
S. Kecgan, postraaster.
Kcegan Samutl, ju.stice.
KEENE. A postoDlce on Buena Vista
liver, in I'oitage county,! 1 miles southeast
of Stevens' Point, the county seat, and 8
northeast of Bancroft, the nearest railroad
station. Stevens' Point is the ntarctt bank-
ing point. Stages daily to l.iancioft. Pop-
ulation, ii,">. iilull, daily. Thomas Xewby,
postmaster.
Klsie A F, grlsl and saw mill.
Mathewson A E, blacksmith.
Malbewson F,, iiotel.
\'c\vl>y 'I'lumiJiM, General Store.
Putt(!n ^V^l, feed mill.
KEKOSKEE. A villace on Rock
river, in Dodge county, Hi miles northeast
of Juneau, the county seat, ii northwest
of Mayville, the nearest railroad station
and bankinir point. Staire tri weekl}' to
,'^Iavville: fare, i!.) cents. Population, 200.
Mail, tri-weeUly. Joseph (Juick, post-
master.
Chicago & Gfand TfoPi
\f n,, Tlie Favorite Route East
nj,
VIA filAGARA FALtS.
YOOIlGIIEilAETED!
Xni-: HliYANT A STKATCTOX CHICAOO
Sil«.l\f;SS (al.l^VAiV. HAS I'LVn.D
JJl.Miiil.OS i'f V«»S Wt; TlEy is KX-
t!;L,L,!i.\T SJ'ri'ATIONS.
410
KEK
"WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
KEN
Bock A, carpeatev.
Burcbard G, saloon.
Eogel George, pentral store.
Graliow Kdwani. blacksmith.
BBuhltard II T, Flour Mill.
Janicke Fred, slioemaUer.
Kohly C II, cheese mnfr.
Loy G, constalile.
<tuick ,?<>sci)li. General Store.
l{liodea Lorcnz, pumps.
IJode Curl, mason.
Roll II, cheese mnfr.
Sanders F, wagonmaker.
Schiietl John, v,' .agon maker.
Schweikhard Jacob, cooper.
Stepp Julius, mason.
\Vill!6 lljfos, Fnrnit\ire.
Z glcr Eugene, railroad, e.\p and lei agt.
KELLEY. A postoffice on the }.I., L.
S. & W. and C, M. A St. P. liys, in
Marathon county, 41 miles southei'st of
Waiisau, the county seal and nearest hank-
ing point, Popuhition, 300. Exp.. U. S.
Tel., W. U. John ]\[;inser, postmaster.
lironsou Charles, justice.
Cheesman U A, railroad, esp and tel agt.
Donohue Dennis, lumber.
Jones 15 E, lumber and sliin;,'lc rnill.
Mititscr .Bolili, General Store.
Peronkee Samuel, blacksmith.
KELLEY BROOK. A postolllce in
Oconlo count}'. 20 miles northwest of
Oconto, the county se.it, and 'S ■west of
Lena, on the M. it N. U. K., the nearest
railroad Elation. Oconto h the nearest
banking jioiDt. Settled in 1671. Stages
daily to Lena. Population, 40. Mail,
-Iri-weekly. V. Peterson, postmaster.
KELLNEnSVILLE. In .Manitowoc
county, 14 miles noriiiwe^t of Manitowoc,
the county seat and nearest railroaii station
and banking point. IVipu'.atiou, 100.
Jlail, semi weekly.
HofTman .Tohn, saloon.
Jauarck Jii^epii, i'l'neral ftiire.
id'lliicr TSSU'liiu-i «.V Son», Genera!
Store and Gri.'Jt Miil.
Ledwina Lawrence, shoen\aker.
Hunch ('harles, hlacksmitli.
Peck E. teneral store and saloon.
Shavlick \V'enzel, harness.
KENDALL. A village on the C. it
N. W. ]!y, in ,Monri>e county, 2S miles
soutlieast of Sparta, the county scat, and
13 fiom W'onewoc, the ncaitsl bankim;
point. Population, 400. Tel., AV. U.
Esp., Am. G. F. Lillie, postmaster.
Blowers it Stokes, meat market.
Oiirrliigtoii Charles IV, General
Store.
Champlin E F, constable.
Corbiu I, justice.
Cutland it AVallle, drugs and groceries.
Dunlap Robert B, general slore.
Evans C L, barber.
Feass Henry, shoemaker.
Felker Andrew, hardware and waconrnkr.
Felker L II, printer.
Hill G 12, Physician.
Holmes I) .M, blacksmith,
lugalls House, O B Smi;h projir.
Jacobs Al/rahara 0, harness.
Jacobs Elder F, harness.
I.illio G F, General Store.
Lillie Wm. carpenter.
Moe Ole O, mason.
Moole Fred, blacksmith.
Jlorgan Miss Lulu, milliner.
Xclson N B, blacksmith.
Porter Charles, c?.rpent(.T.
IJeifk <;'l;iirlc>i H, Furniture.
Koberls John, railroad and tel agt.
Shankee C, carpenter.
Smith George B, propr Ingalls House.
Wyman A J, agt American E.xpres3 Co.
KENNAN. On the .M., St. P. & S.
Sle .M. By, in Price county, ir> miles (air
line) and 27 by lail southwest of Phillips,
the judicial seat and nearest bank location.
Population, ,"jO. JIail, daily.
Baden C F, general store.
Eieiflicrl 5Jro<*, Lumber and General
Store.
KE"N'"iSKA. A pleasantly located
and prosperous city on the shore of Late
Michigan and on the Milwa\ikee div, of
I he C. & X. W. By, at the junction of the
K. it U. div. of the same system. It is*
located in the eastern part of Kenosha
county, and is the judicial seat of the
county, ii4 rniles .south of ililwaukee and
ol north of Chicago. U was incorporated
as a village in i-sll under the name of
Sj.mthport, which name was changed to
Kenosha a few years later. It has one of
the finest harbors on the lake, and its ma-
rine shiipping faciiilies are destined to a
very large growth. Already some of the
bust lake craft are owned by its Capitalists,
and lis fine natural advantages are attracting
the attention of manufacturers and ship-
pers. Its manufactures, already numeron-,
iLLiilOiS CiilTiiHL R, I
Sliort and Direct
Route from
CHICAGO, soum
rhirPfrn ^5 firnnd Tnin!' Ru Palace and Dining Cars
blllbC.gU Oi UlaliU liUr.a itji ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
KEN
AND BCSINESS DIRECTORY
KEX
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have receuUy received large additions and
are growing- rapidly. Tiiey comprise farm
and traffic wagous, leather, Miting?. thim-
ble skeins, ninchincry, -wire mattresses,
watch cases, brass goods, malt and beer,
malt extract, furniture, flour, cribs, cra-
dles, carriages, lumber, sash, doors and
blinds, pumps, boats, tile, brick and flax.
It contains 2 banks, 10 churches, good
schools, a public library, opera house,
court house and city hall, a daily news-
paper, the Giiztlti'. and 4 weeklies,
the Leader (Iiep.\ U'i,>"n (Deui.), Tele-
(iriiph-Coiiriii- (litiXi.), and the Jli^idetDem.}.
There are the usual number of business
houses, etc., in a city of its size, and the
busmess men arc noted for their stability
and thrift. The minor branches of com-
merce flourish and are springing up iu
varied forms. The city enjoys a Une sys-
tem of waterworks, which, wilh the aid of
a thoroughly tqulpped and cfiicient vol-
unteer fire department, renders it perfectly
safe from a serious coDllagratinn. Over
.•'<3,000,000 are invested in manufactures,
employing 1,1.')0 men, and turning out .■<:!, -
50U,000 worth of goods aiinuidly. ' Aii m'au-
ufacturing intertsi.s are flourishing and en-
larging.and tiie growth iu this direction tiio
past year lias been specially marked. The
Tennoyer Sanitarium Co. have rtc:ently
erected a commodious and handsome
building. It is elegantly furnished with
every modern convenience, has accom-
modations for 100 patients, and is sur-
rounded by 75 acres of tastcfullj- laid
out grounds. The bonded debt, under
which the city labored fur many years,
is settled and in rapid pmces.'i of liqui-
dation. Taxes are lower than in almost
«ny city of its size iu the Slate. Exten-
sive imiirovemeuts iu the cily are iu jiro-
gress, and are being paid for as they are
made. The American and U. S. Kvpre.^s
Cos. and the W. U. Tel. Co. .wi'h eight pas-
senger trains each way on the C. it N. W.,
and two on the K. it 1! Uvs, (.-oiuiect the
fity with the outside world. Telc))hono
connections. i'opulalion, ^,000. U. A.
Mahoney. posljuaslcr.
Abel John J, saloon.
Adams Edward, pumjis.
Adams Frank K, pump mnfr.
Alldcrltje .loliii \\, Photograplier,
"ver Starkweather & Co's JJrug Store,
Main.
Allen C W, horse breeder.
Allen Silas B, supt Lane .'Mnfg Co.
Allen's Sons (Charles A\^ and A^athau),
tanners.
Aim Wm, boots and shoes.
American House, G A Voltz propr.
Andre Henry, cigars.
Bain Edward, horse breeder.
Bain Lewis. Imrdware.
Bain AVagon Co (Imtd; capital, f;400. 000),
Edward Bain pres, Frederick S I\eweli
sec.
I Raker Max, general store.
liaker ?iIyron A, district attorney.
Baldwin George S. coal and wood.
Barnes Norman, watchmaker.
Barr James, chief Cre dcpt.
Barr & Brister (.lames S Barr, Daniel F
Bristen, blacksmiths.
B°ck Henry N, saloon.
SJecker E'rcxU'i'iCii, Carriage and
Wagon ^Infr; liepairing Neatly Execu-
ted, Market Srjuure.
Becker John W, Carpenter.
Beldiiig John, carpenter.
Bendt Joseph, general store.
];euedict Daniel 1!. county clerk.
£>«ilC4liot .VE';»rbt"!i (Daniel 15 Bene-
dict, Charles A Tarbell), Loans, Heal
Estate and Abstracts. Court House.
Berens John, bnots and shoes.
ISeyer I'clcr, Propr Park Street
House, Park nnc door west of Jlaiu St.
Bcyersdorfer Emil. meal market.
SSIuntrisos- E' ^.'liiiflos, Patent Bug-
gies, Spring W.auons, lioad Carts, Car-
riage Tops, Cushions, Etc; Harness Oils,
Trunks, Salchtls, j:tc; Catalogue Price
List Free; Goods Boxed and Shipped to
any Part of the United States Free, cor
Jlarkel Square and Church.
Blackmau Hiram !■]. horse breeder.
J'.cind Josiah, lawyer.
Brady ^Matthew J, borseshoer.
Biande Samuel Y, lawyer.
Bray P.ev W L (OngreL.atinnal)
Bull Francis A, pronr Hotel Grant.
I'.urg Adnlph J. barber ami countv Ireas.
ESm-r 55r<)i!ier>i(l'1dw!u B and'NVmO).
Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters; Deal-
ers in Plumbers' Supplies and Sewer
Pipe; Special Atteution to Hot Water
Heating.
Buriitt Cliarles \V, phot(igrapbcr.
Butcher ITerbcfrl, live slock.
Calkins Orla ;\I. grocer.
Cameron Capt Benjamin, supt life saving
station.
Carter Austin A, wa£ronmaker.
Cass Ivfvi A, Editor and Publisher
Telegraph-Courier.
C'sivaiijjuli<.''«:i"i»licr (James Cavanaah,
Peter Fi.iher), Attorneys-at-Law, ilaiu
and Park.
Cfeafo.yilMutes & St, Paol Ry, ;::,^::' Sfistaorf llctteest
iLuiiois cfiimi [i, e
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KEN
^VISC0NS1X STATE GAZKTTEEE
KEN
CLiise Horace A, unsmith,
Chicago Brass Co, T M Avery pres, Frauk
Avery sec and tieas.
Clausius Max F, pliysiei-.in.
Clesiry John L, piiyiiciuu.
Clenry Kev J M (Ctttlioiic).
Cober Wm M, livery.
Cole Horace G, boat builder.
Coiiiiiicrcial SSouxe, Peier Rhode
Propr; liales ^1 to s,2 per Day, Market
Srjuavo.
Corcorao John IT, clerk circuit court.
Cory Hev I W tr!aptist\
CrosteiiburiT Andrew N, mufr extracts.
DeeecbacirWendelii), cii^ar mnfr.
Deiles l!ev Pelcr (CalUolir).
Dewey Courtlaiid A, lianlwarc.
Dickhiint Adam, barlier.
I>icUiiaiil <L'5ia!-lfs A, Arebilect and
Superiuteiideiil,; Ollice ovtr llurd's
Drug Store, Main 1;;. (&v adi', p 4Jo.)
Dickliiiul Wm J, barber.
Dominican Hsler.s, music teachers.
Dorufcld Kev K F (L\itheran).
Doyle it ilulholland {V E Doyle, Wm
MulhoUaud), grocers.
Eichelniau & Son.s (Bernhiird, Henry L
and Louis Jl), clothing.
Elsen Peter, assessor.
Engelhardl .lohn G, cooper.
Euglisli Bros (Wm P and Edward ,1), meat
market.
English Thomas, harncssmakcr.
Eppler Victor, saloon.
Farr V/m M, physician.
Faulhaher Joseph, blacksmith.
First Kational Biid<, Z G Simmons pres,
Charles 0 Bi'own cash.
Fisher Wm F, dry goods.
Fisk Miss Ijiz/.ie, music teacher.
Fletcher U E. agent V Si N W IJy.
Fox Bert, live hloek.
Fo.x \Vm ,1, mi-al market.
Frank Jlichael, editor Telcgrapli Courier.
Franke E vfc Sous (I>nst, Charles and
Harry), meat market.
Frant/, Char!e.s, oil)' treasurer.
Fraut/, Charles it Son (Cluirles and Charles
G), whiil ciears.
rr<'iu'Ii .Vrdmr tl, (Jenernllnsurance
Acciit. Main cor I'ark.
GnrUfld i9<>u>v, .! G Richardson
I'rnpr, OpiH.sitc Depot,
Gazt'Itc E>aily, Kudulph &- lioissard
Publrs.
George Christopher W, arehitccl, con-
tract(jr and builder.
Gfroerer A Co (Curt Gfrocrcr), grocers.
Gibbons Miss Anna, dressmaker.
Gillespie Thomas, jihysician.
Chicai
!i Gfand ]\m h
Gillett Gurdin, justice.
Gilzin Henry, saloon.
Goerendt Frederick, slioemaker.
Goodmaii CSiarlt-s E2, Plumber.
Steam and Gas Fitter; Sanitary Work a
Specialty, One Door North of Stahl's
Market.
Goodman E D, mason.
Gorman James, haiber.
Goltfrcdson ,1 G it Son (Jacob G and Fred-
erick J), brewers,
Gottfredsen Rasmus O, jeweler.
Grant Mrs Charles, planing mill.
Greenwaid Matt, bottler.
Gricsbach lirewing Co, Edwin Griesbach
pres, A G Bodden sec.
GrifQth James R, saloon.
Groufjuist Charles J, boots and shoes.
Groscb Peter, clothing.
Grosch it Emig (Xlcholas Grosch, Anton
Emig), clothing.
Grosvenor Mrs i'^lizabeth, confectioner.
Grube Charles, saloon.
Halbersladt Henry, baker.
Hale & Brouson (George Hale, Carey S
Bronsou), grocer.^.
Ilallett Chailcs. painter.
Hi.lliday Wm F, second hand goods.
Hannan John, sheritT.
!Saii>ieii j?i tSofkor (Thomas Hansen,
Fred W Beekei), Dealers in Furniture,
Carpels and Upholstery, Undertakers
and Enibalmers, .Main cor Wisconsin.
Harniau Philip, saloon.
Ilailung Wm, daii v.
Ha/elton Edgar 0,' dentist.
EStMUl lii\u A- Co (Capital, .-^Tri.OOO),
Daniel Head Pies, Urban J Lewis Cash,
Bankers, jMain and I'aik. (k'ce turc, p
ill.)
Head & Sutherland (fleorgct D Head, Ralph
E Sutherland), lundjer. '
Hoig Rasmus J, saloon.
llolztiner John, saloon.
Hotel Grant, F A Bull propr.
Hoyt James J, pres and treas Kenosha
W'atch Case Co.
Huel; .Mathiiis, boots and shoes.
Hiietler ,Mrs Nicholas, eroccr.
Huid Charks H, druLTgist.
Inknian Ignalz, music teacher.
Irvmg John, blacksmith.
Isermann Anton, grocer.
Jabusch Charles F, barber.
Jacobs .Miss Liz7,ie K, milliner.
Jacobs I'eter. Hour null.
Jaeger Mrs it Sons i.Mrs Annie M, Fraiik
and Herman M), proprs Northwestern
House.
Jcnson James, painter.
Tlio Favorite Route East
VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
A-x'D E06i:sl.53 tIKECTOEY.
ESTABLISHED 1 S 5 7. INCORPORATED 1 S S 9.
■ -J ^«r "^rt *=^ '■=^, ■" "y ", '-^ fs>. -TT -7-3 T»\
Lt^
(Formerly Kenosha Water Cure'.
Located at KEXOSHA, WISCONSIN, on Lake MIchiuaii.
"fllK now luiililiiig jusl erected, is sitiiuttd upon lifautii'ul pr.iUDcl^s i';."". iicicsi, in one ol'
J tlic, 11,0,1 licallliful loralilies ill Ariitrira. Il, luis inouein conilnrtj and coiivcii-
>-iicis, including' Iiydraulic eleviUur, {'.-is. clcclric call bells, iind !■; lloatod vritti I[ot
'hilcr. Phniiliiii- SaiiHary. Artesian Av.iter. T.alli rooms ccnnplele. P'.leu'antly
liiriiislied and fitted specially us a .Snminpv and M'intcr Itosort for those -ivishin-
lather re.st or treatment. Skilled attendants and the best facilities for the treatment of
t'hronic Diseases, XervoiiM Di.-eases, Diseases of Women. Table liberal. For circn-
'■'•li. address,
N. A. PKNNOYER, M. D.,
i\l£ii:iiiger.
T\'ISCONfiI>T STATE Gi-^ETTJiEK
ESTABLISHED 1857.
IKCOEPOHATED ISSO.
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(FOIiMLRLY KiJi-TOSHA \VATEU CURSi.
iDceted :^l i;L;'OSHA, VilSOOnS!:!, Oii lakG [.liohigai],
SANITAi:lUM HALL.
The Ht. ]Xqv. 0. F. Kniirht. D. I), D. C. L., Bishop of ^lihvaukec-, Milwauk-
tbe Rl. Kev. lluL'h Miliar Tliotnps.Mi. S T. 1). , LL. D. JUhio). .-[ Xlivsijjippi, J:,cks'
Miss.; Piof. .T. .1. Bl<iir.<ic-n, Btl.nt ColU'?f. !.V-!oit, 'Wis ; IT -i.. TI. W.Taylor, Uo,"kf,>i
111.; Jiiili;!.- R. Bunii, ^txdison; .lu.l^'O S. P. .AlcConnuIl, ChiriL'.i. lU.; Geo. "\V. Mitchi
Esq., :il!hvruikee; E. V. Binckwaj-, K;i|,, ^lihvaukcv.-: L. 11. .Moi-rbuuso, i;::(i., >!
waukee; tlift Hcv. Arthur I'ipi.T. S. 'i". D., R:uiiii> (.\illi'i;e, Wis ; 0. F. V.'hcelcr. E'.
■WiUipun; A. B. C^^pont.r. K-q., Brlcit; lioi;. M. V. Pra'.l, r.vi;n-vil!i'; Gc). L. Fit
Esq., Ripon; Ihui. A. K. U. Doycu. .Mmlivon; lini Rlv. .1, G. BhiC, M-irinttle.
U 6^i ! ! i i^J' i sbSU Vtf tilaijwa aoi wkst \vati.:ii st., .'iiLWAttti:!;, wis.
KEX
AND BUSINESS DIEECTOET.
KEX
•ll!I
Jcuson M P, carpet weaver.
Joerot Fred H, saloon.
Jones Lorenzo D. liaruess.
Keevan Patrick II, supl Lane Jluft; Co.
Kelly Miss Kate, dresamalicr.
Kemper Hall, Si.^tersof .St Jtary in chart;e.
Keuosba Blade, H W Manku pulilr.
Kenosha Brick and Tile Co, Alfred Jliller
prcs. George Hall sec.
Kenosha Carriage Co.
IifSi«*>!!Ji B>C!i<lcr, Kudulpli & Bois-
sard Publrs.
Kenosha ^Milling Co, O JI Peltit pre?, C E
Hemer .cec.
Iieiusslsa SJcain E^ninjuJs'y, James
T Itlills Propv, Main ur I'ostollic.e.
Kenosha Union, JoJin A Kilh.en piiblr.
Iieii«sJl!fi WsiU-is Csls^^ C«>, .lames J
Ho.vt Prcs and Trea.s, Cliarle.i il J/.iin
Vice-Pres, Frederick S Newell .See, Wni
C Taft Genl ]\Ingr.
Kerst Theodore, boots and shoes,
Kilken John A, pui»ir lveno^l]a L'niou.
Kimball's Opera Hail, J JI Kimball propr.
Korcelius Matthias J, saloon.
Krebs Charles, carriaccs.
Kupfer Cracker Co, Wm M Kiipfer ]>res,
John C Kupfer sec.
Kvipfer John C, mayor,
f^a Marsh Bernard, photoj^'rapher.
i>«sic ~jiii;inr;t<'li5i'i:[:r «."o, E D Tut-
tle Pres, Fuilenek Koliiiison Vice-Pres,
Wm ^^' Strong Sec and Tieas, S B .\llen
and P Jl Keevan Supts.
!>:it)irop Jason, surveyor.
Leach it ]/,imb (Cephas II Leach, AVni S
Lamb), drngj;!sls.
Leiting Theodore A, wat^onniaker.
l^ciUz & riiiifU (Pliilip Leiilz, Mau-
lice 31 Fnnck), Dealer.^ in Staple and
Fancy Groceries. Crockery, Glassware,
Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods, Etc, Main
and P.'irk.
T.cwU IJs-Jmii 5, Casliier Dun Head .t
Co's Bank, Main and Paik.
Lindeinann John & .Son (.lolin andClmrles),
contrnctora.
Link IMiebael, saloon.
I<i|»j»crl t'jiU^iilitiO, IJvtrv, Sale and
Boarding Staljle, Park nr Main.
l-iloyd & rvN'IJoxvoll (D C'onway
BUiyd, Gerald It McDowell,!, Attorneys,
Main and Market.
Bolhrop Jason, surveyor.
Lyman Frank U, lioots and shoes.
McDerinott JIrs Hugh, milliner.
McDermoIl Wm S, mngr AS'is Tel Co.
McDowell & Uowe (0 11 McDowell, N A
liowc), proprs University School.
BScEJilgl! &, Ciercoraii iJamca G Mc-
Ilugh, Jolin H C'lrcoran), Mafrs of G:,'D-
uine Scotch and Double-Lined Collars,
Light and Heavy Harness and Horse
Boots, Market Square.
SajjJioiiey ISj)8!U'I A, Postmaster and
City Superintendent of Schools.
Manor Frank A, saloon.
Maple House, Joliu F Schmitt propr.
]\Idrden Henry W, publr Keuoslia Blade.
Martiuc Wm J, mason.
Mathews Frank Vi, city clerk.
Matliews James, grocer.
Jleers Edward S, physician.
Meiscr Bros, general stf)re.
33f!vi!le C"i;».'or.^c S'i, Bookseller ana
Stationer; Dealer in Art Paper Hang-
imrs, Main.
Merrill A: Baldwin (Lucas G .Merrill,
George S Baldwin), insurance.
HaCj'Crw Joliii J, Livery, Sale and
Boarding Stable, Market Square.
Middlecump W^m, county supt .schools.
Miller Herman W, saloon.
jNIiller j\I A, jeweler.
Jlills James T, propr Kenosha Steam Laun-
dry, Main nr Po^toilice.
Jlilwaukee Malt E.xlract Co, Otto Zwi-
ctusch pres, John W Suellerle sec.
Minderraann John, Hour and feed.
Monaghan John, grocer.
]\louaglian Patrick, horse.slioer.
j\Iorehouse Lewis J, upholsterer.
Morgan .Tolin H, sewing maciiines.
Mygalt Wallace grain.
Newell Frederick S, sec Kenosha Watch
Case Co and Bain Wagon Co.
Niederprim Jacob, saloon.
Niesen Peter, boots and shoes.
Norlhwesleru House, Mrs Jaeger & Sous
proprs.
Novlhwcstern AViro IMattress Co, Z G Sim-
mons pres, It F Howe sec.
O'Donnell John, coal and wood.
O'Donnell Mi.ss Lizzie, dres.smaker.
(Jpcra House, Julivis II Kiinball propr.
Parker Charles F, m.ason.
I'arker Oscar, mason.
I'iia-k StrocI HBoiitio, Peter Beyer
Propr, one door west of Main.
I'rnnefe.alhor James, register of decd^.
ll"«-siiio} er Poison A, Sec and Treat
Pennoyer Sanitarium Co. {See adv, j:
410.)
I'ciinoj'cr Saiiilariiiin T!n', Edgar
l^ennoyer Pres, (.Jeoipe M Pennoyer
Vice-Pr(s. Nelson A I'ennoyer jM D,
Sec and Treas. (.SVe iulc, p 4l:>.)
Pettit M II Malting Co, Frederick Robin-
son pres, Clarence E Hemer t^cc.
"JHIi.Jall, i.ibll, lUlLIiUlii! <.r\ to., -n-i \v.«i wa.or v,,,.,.t, :Tm,v«ukcc,
■VMocoiisiii. .^ocnis for SYf.V.^IOltlC Sl'liCl.lL, TI£.\1' POV/ISiilt.
r I 1 I 1! ROBK51T ISARPKK A; SONS, 440 E. )l| ]| n
LMuli'bl'jU LCuCIOi -jijj^^viUKioK. TTcicp^oiiosis. """ ' '•ipJi'-i
42e
KEX
C >'<
m 1=5 "^
viitJ Pfc'uuing Charles, general store.
^< Pirscli Kick >V Sons (Nicholas, P.
Qj d Pitis & Wrimtli (Joseph A Pitt_
^vIsco^'SIN state gazettekk
KEN
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Uichani 0'-;n:'b;, Paiuts, Oils, Wall
Ctf ^ Paper, Wiuuow Shades, Books and Sta-
H-J • tioncr}', JIain.
Uj y Pollock W .J, priQ high school.
"^ PrliUlis John, mason.
2 = I^ace i>Irs Sidney, milliner.
r,i " Ptawson P L, music teacher.
•^ " Keed Mrs Elizuboth A, milliner.
tC § Heed Wm E, jeweler.
^ Uesch Hev I'etor (Methodisf).
b ilhwdc S'etor, Propr Commercial
House, ilarkel Square,
liice Samuel, dairj'.
*^!i'ai;ii-4Jso« .?oE!!! G, Propr Garlleld
'"5 f« Mouse, Oiirio.5ile Depot.
'"' « );iel Albert A & Co (Albert A Kiel, Fran-
• «^ cis Mcinhardl), geuernl store.
2 " Iiobiusou Frederick, vicc-pres Lane Mufg
. ^ Co.
B-» © P.ogau E D & Co (Edward D Rogau,
^ ^ Thomas King), second-hand goods.
• — , — Uogan Hugh, L'rocer.
a I Ejb;;cr« £Eenr>- M, Insurance Agent,
01. Oltice over ]»an Head it Co's Dank.
2 Howe Daniel E, painter.
O S. Howe "Wm M, contractor.
^ r.Ji!',Ui8ph it 2J«issar«l (fl J Hn-
P»E| dulph, G A liois.^ard). Publrs Kenosha
-■^ a Leader and the Daily G.U'.ttte.
W " Hnnals Frank A, sheep breeder.
i=Ti n Pafli'^ Jacob, meat market.
t-a §■ SanfuVd Rev I! P (^Icthn(ii5t^.
ig? S Saunders Wm II, physician.
iTM t! Sche.id Cliristian, insurance.
La I Sclimilt John, saloon,
•ra- g Schmilt John F, propr Maple Ilou^e.
^ ? Schnutz P.ro.s (Jlathias P and ^Vm M),
fii\ — grocers.
^., ^ Sclmdtz & Lauer iMathi.is P Schmilz,
t.jo ^ Nichola.s J Lauer). clothing.
•uM "C t^choenike Edward i), druggist.
«-, '■' Sehultz Churlea, llorist.
%£i f. Schulz Herman (,', hardware.
|Ri* |i Scliw.an Hubert, coroner.
b>;« o «jc««{ort! .N3amir!i<H!iinK<'o, Lotds
RfJS KScolford I'res, Louis -U Thiers Sec
■ -o ;iiul Treas, Rubber Sl>iniii.^.
'^ S Seiverl Kros (Jarob and Charles), ice.
1^ S Shields Thomas, ma-ou.
>£,■■ Slater John (.', justice.
,3 Slaiil Peter A' Co (Peter and Matbi.i^ Stahl
g^ * jr). meal market.
^ £ StKikwratluT & Co(Jarcd Pi Starkweather,
t£ I E<lwanl U Hollister). druegists.
Steiubach i'cter, bottler.
^
ria" »'^ '^^ F3«
i^joA (9 1,' ;cB
!:^^
J y
Stevens J L & Son (J L and Vant), flour
and feed.
Strong Wm W, sec and treas Lane Mnfg
Co,
Taft Wm C, general mngr Kenosha Watch
Case Co.
Talcotl Wallace H, horse breeder.
TelCf;rap!t-€<iurier, M Frank and
L A Cass Editors, L xV Cass Publr.
Theleen C G & Co (Charles G Theleea,
Robert B Yule), furniture.
Thiers Louis M, sec and treas Scotford
Mufg Co.
Tipton Wm. live stock.
TuUy Joseph, brick mason.
Tattle Edward D, prcs Lane Manufac-
turing Co and supt Chicago Brass C'o.
University School, i"\IcDo\vell &:, Piowe
proprs.
Van Wyck Anthony, county j\ulge
Voltz Girstave A, proiir American House.
Wallace Hugh, confectioner.
Ward Calvin H, physician.
Waters Charles, jiainter.
Wattles Chester W, livery.
Wehr Christian, saloon.
^Veiskopf Antone, physician.
Weiskopf Bros (August F and Wm N),
millinery.
WeuUer Hev JPichael (Catholic).
Whitaker Engine and Skeiu Co, \\ B
Whitaker pres, H C Dodge sec.
White Joshua, carpentOr.
Williams Henry, farm impts.
Winberg John A, grocer.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, Wm S .McDer-
mott mnu-r.
Wood Peter, pauitcr.
Woodu'JUil & t'oiUey (Oscar H
Woodward, Sigel Conlcyl. Drug;n?ts;
Wc Carrv a Full Line of Drus;^, .Medi-
cines, Tciilet Articles. Paints, (Jils, Var-
nishes, Window Glass, Etc, Main.
Woshbich John N, saloon.
Young Charles :\I, agent U S E.-^cp Co. 5
Zeitler .Mrs John, saloon.
Zens Albert, genera! store.
Zievers John, saloon.
KENT. On the .^L, L. S. & W. Ry,
in Langlade counly, 15 miles from AnMgo,
the countv seat and bai\kiug point. Popu-
lation, 100. Mail, daily. E. IL Van
Ostand, postmaster.
Sherry Henry, saw mill.
KESnENA. Indian village in the
southern part .■■ I'.c .Menomoaie reierva_
tion. in Shawano co\inty, 7J miles north of
Shawano, the county seat, nearest railroad
milwaukee'cement CO.
1.54 ^VliST AV.VTiiU ST., ?iILAV.Vl KI.U, « IS.
IVecarrj the larscst select stock cf PIANOS anil OntiANS in the State.
MU let an IIl^t^ulllcllt. IVe carrj lli-i Kamous JIASO.V i ir, L li O H J' i
IIAKLIN. (o>()VKP.);!;os.,oin;itA, rtaiii;, Ktc. rir. DgnrnGll & D3nSdiCt.
s and see how easy j-oa
KEX
AND I3UB1NKS8 DIEECTOKT.
KEW
Station and bankini,' point. Popuiatiou,
50. ?Iail. semi--ivei.'kly.
Ellswortli W D, general store.
■ CJllulliicr .D i-\ General Store.
Labelle ^'iloma^^, £;encral slore.
Sullivan G, saloon.
KETCHAM. ^ A villu^'c on the Wis-
consin Central Line, in Fond du Lac
county, G miles soulli of Fond du Lac. tiie
counti' seat and nearest hnnUing point.
Population, (iO. Tel. ^\^ U. U. K. Ves-
per, poslniaster.
Hamilton Lime and Stone Co.
Ilobbs George, justice.
Xortou Bros, lior.se breeder.?.
Sylvester .lame.^i, quarry and stone cutter.
Sylveslcr Setli. stone quarry.
Ve§i>cr C ES, Railroad, Express and
Telegraph Agent.
KEWASKUM. A stirring village on
the C. i^ X. \V. Ky and on the .MilwauUee
river, in township of same namo,\Vi\sliiug-
tou county, y mjlea northwest of West
Bend, the county seat and the location of
nearest bank. Stages triweekly In lieech-
wood; fare, 00 cents, and daily to Fillmore;
fare, 75 cents. Population. 000. Tel.,
W. U. Exp., Am. M. Altenhofon, post-
master.
Altenhofen Mrs T!, propr Central Hotel.
Altciltiofcil ?2:itr5ic^v. Saloon.
American Jlouse, ,J J'etry propr.
Aspmanu Edward, mason.
liackhaus August, carpenter and saloon.
Backhaus Henry, notaiy.
Packhaus A; C^o. Hour mill.
Bingenhtimer Valentine, harness.
Bolzkobitz Flank, lime mnfr.
Central Hotel, -^Irs B Altenhofer propr.
Deutcii N, ."laloon.
Doernbaeher Sales, furniture.
Dreher Valentine, cigar ninfr.
JCaglc Hotel, A Warner propr.
Ebenreitcr Henry ,1, furniture.
Grieve Itev Fred (Lutheran).
Grome Uev F B (CalholicV
Cnislti A:35iirx, General Store.
Hirschboeck John, shoemaker.
.lacobilz Fiederick J, blacksmith.
Kelly ^V J, physician.
Koch August G, general store.
Koch Wm. justice.
Korter Herman, saloon.
Krahn Herman, barber.
UAN. UKAD, Presidfut.
UltBAN J. LEWIS, Casliier.
KEr^osHA, - - - wjscorjsir^.
Oajiital, iSYo.OOO.OO. Stockholders worth Over $3,000,000.00.
Interest Htlowed on Iir]i...iK Fully fi,iuiiii.i-d Cor t-verv kind oi: K-Kilini'i'f l'"Ml,iii-. .s. .licit s tli."
account..- of Hanlis and Kniil .i ., Iirni.j and indivijii.ils. Has siii.,;ri'ir facility's for nuilcinj,' bank and
merc.lntilc eollections. havin- rclialjlf coiTcspondonci' at all points. Kent a SalVty^Vaull liox, only
Sl.OOiipryo'ir.
First auil Secouii Caljiu and Sloera^-e Stoainslil|i TifUcts for sale at tlio lowest rate possiljle.
c[^ma. An oiG::HArjT,
Architect and Sii|)eriiiteiideiit
Church Architecture a Specialty.
OdI.o O\or Iliinrn IJiii:.; Mure,
Main Street,
KEfiOSHA, WIS.
Cfeap, Miimiike fi St, Paol R|,';:.X\':csi id f>Aid
f^^shh^^r Pq W. W. WALLIS, Manager,
HiUUWw! '^UlS 3.2 and 374 East IVatoi Street, 3I1L1VAIKEE.
424
KEW
WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEEU
KEW
Kralin Wm, tailor.
Kudick Wendel, saw mill.
Kucbu CLi-irk'S, shoemaker.
Lfij' II J, lumber and justice.
Mack John, stwirj; machines.
Marian Ji.ihn, mason.
Marx Kicholas, grain and saloon.
Malliews AV C, photoaraphir.
9Eilici' CSsai'lcs, Drugs and Apiarist.
Miller E W, faim impls.
Miller Kev Frederick (Uaptlsli.
!Moores Charles P, railroad, exp and lei
agent.
Mueller Charles, brick inafr.
Mueller J(i.spph, carpentei.
Opgenorth Herman, niaso;i.
Pelry J, propr Anierieaii House.
PfeilTer Charles, pliysieian.
Press Charles, hardware.
Rommel Bros & Co, saw mill.
Rosenlieimer Lemau, general store.
Schnurr Henry, lilacksmllh.
Seidel Frank, tailor.
Shaefer Charles .J, blacksmith.
Smitli Peter li, blacksmith.
Slei;,'en Miss Li/,/ic, dres.'miaker.
SJorU I'rtMierit'k, Hardware.
Stroble John, sidnon.
"VVarner A, i)ropr Eagle Hotel.
Weddig Henry, rauson.
AVeddip Wni, mason.
AV'it/ig Sebastian E, liarne.sg.
Wriglil Carry ]!, ]ininler.
Wunderle I'eter. meat market.
Zwaschka John, furniture.
KEWAUKEE. Au incorporated city
on tlic sli'ue of I^ake Michigan, and at the
mouth of ICewaunee river, in Kewaunee
county, of which it is the judicial seat, X'4
miles north of Two liivers, the nearest
railroad approach. Has 3 banks, and 3
weekly newspapers, the J.'iiti ypri:-e and
the llduner. Stages daily to Ahnapce,
Two Hivcra and Green l!ay, and duriuL'-
the season of m.viiration, conjniunirulion
is liad by boat, with all lake ports. Popu-
lation, 1,400. Tel., \V. U. Mail, daily.
George Grimmer, postmaster.
Arnold Philipp, sdoon.
Balloriii^' .» .\ <k Co, Shoe :'.Infrs.
Bank of Kewaunee (capital, s'J.'i.OOO), Vojta
Blashck pres, Charles Brandes jr cash.
Blaha George, saloon.
Bohne August, pumps,
Boluienkarnii it Co, livery.
Borgman John M, fannins' mill nmfr.
Brandes lOdward L, druggist.
Bubuik Joseph, merchant tailor.
Burke Davici. cenpral store.
Byron George B, lawyer.
Conway L J ifc Son, grain buyer.
Dauek Frank, barber.
I>ec'Uer. I>iiv)ill &. Griiimicr,
Proprs Kewauneee Exchange Bank and
Grist Mill.
Dcorschuiidt Charles, saloon and hotel.
Holensky Frank, general store.
Drahovzal Wni, saloon
l>iiv!ill .Josc|»li A; Co, General Store,
Ties, Etc.
Erichseu Matliias, propr Steamboat House.
Eiichscn Jesse, saw and planing mill.
European Hotel, li;nalz Ganter propr.
Fenscl H L, city clerk.
Fensel Lorenz C, news dealer.
Fensel ]\Iargaret, grocer.
Fensel M A Son, hardware.
Foster ]{ M, dentist.
Ganter Ignalz, projir European Hotel.
Ilamacliek Frank, founder and neithinist.
Hamachek & Hlav.-acek, farm inip;^.
Haney Bros, farm impls.
EEaiicy SSros iV iirit-Ii^fOii, Feed
.Mill and Fertilizer Mufrs.
Heck Wcnzel. jeweler.
Hoffmann Valentine, saloon.
Janda John, furniture and undertaker.
JcJuAunes Frcdcrirk, jeweler.
Kewaunee Cornet I!anil, John IlnniacMr.
Kewaunee (.Vuinty Jianner, fj H Mariug
editor.
Kewaunee Enterprise, A C Vosbardt
pro|ir.
lit'waiiiioe S^xoliiiiiuf E>:iiik (Cap-
ital, ^-jri.OOO), H.'cker, Duvall A" Grim-
mer I'roprs, Louis Bruemmer Cash.
Kipp Anton, clothing. ,
Kuehl .loseph F C,furniture and uodertkr.
Kuke Wni, hotel.
Kuke & Maigaller, livery.
La Court Charles, pidnter.
Lauglilln Cora A, telegraph agent.
.Marh Anton, saloon.
Maeh it J./ane-er, brewers.
.Maigatter Frederick, wagimmaker.
Manger it Holek, harnessmaker.
Manger it O'Hara, saw and shiia'le mill.
Muring L H, editor Kewaunee County-
Banner.
^larlin Oliver H. physician.
,Ma-liek Albert, lilackfmitb.
ItiliisiicU »V, HBctziifr, General Store
and Luml'er.
iVIelera Fcli.v. painter.
Miller Joseph, saloon.
^lonre I{ A, c<Minty s\ipl.
!Mutzbauer Joseph, photographer.
Myers James, barber.
Pavlik Cliarles, meat market.
Chicago £ Grand ]\[\\\\
The Favorite Route East
• VIA fJIACARA FALLS. , .
lifornsiiranGeOo.^srrpit:
(ash Assets, §110,000.000. I Nortlivicfitcin Brancli
jiBV/ 1UI!\ LIU i!'oiiicn;uc v;u.. Surplus. - ic.ooo.ouo. ' oaut, -iic
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KE^\'"
AND BUSINESS DIEECTORY.
KIE
42;
Pazowiiik Charles, Lunicsc-iiiaker.
Poser Bros, blacksmiths.
Puiz Stephen, salooa.
Read :*Irs 0 W, hotel.
Roberts C & J, druggists.
Roberts J A, physifinn.
Rogers Win, county clerk.
KoODC-y ,T II, sheriir.
Sappert Micliael, meat market.
Schleiss A M, remitter of deeds.
Schmitz A L, lawyer.
SchnedermauQ Mrs .M, milliner.
Scott W K, physician.
SeidUt KeiUind, .shoes.
Seyk Flour .Mill Co, W Seyk .supt.
Seyk Vv', K'aiu.
Slaraa Peter, grocer.
Steamboat House, Jlalbias Erichsen propr.
Stocek Anton, shoemaker.
Siransky Henry, meat market.
Yoshanlt August C, propr Kntcrprise.
Waltawa .lohn, lawyer.
Wing George W, lawyer.
EEYESEU. In Columbia county, 24
miles soulhensl of Portage, the county
seat, 0 nortliea^l of ]\Iorrisiinville, on tlie
€.. M. 6c St. ['. y{y, the nearest shipping
point, and 14 from Columbus, the nearest
bank location. JIail, trl -weekly. G. 15.
•Gilbertsou, postmaster.
Farmers' Co-operallve Assn. creamery.
'RillM-i-(s(tll <jJ EJ, General Store.
Woodford li F, railroad, e.xp and tel agt.
KEYESVILLE. A postoffice in
Richland county. I) miles east of Ricliland
■Centre, tin' rounty seat, and Ci northeast
of Twin lihilTs, the nearest railroad station.
Richland Cenlic is the nearest banking
point. Stages daily to f^one Rock and La-
yiiUc Population, GO. Mail, daily. Paul
Jlisslicb, ]iostmaster.
Beaver Chris, slone mason.
Dewier .Jcrsi-ph, plioiorrapher.
I>o\%-im .Vii-im-s V ^\^ *>, Restaurant.
Louis Miehohis, cooper.
Louis Peter, stone mason.
Jliller Andrew, blacksmith.
JUIler Joseph, carpenter.
Misslicli Miss A, dressmaker,
'^lisslich .Miss L, musician.
naisMlUli 5«aul, Notary.
Misslieh W'emlcl, carpenter.
-Mij-slirh \Vm. pHinter.
Ifayinld Miss KlUe. milliner.
Schwif/. .\Tallii««, carpenter.
Sweet .Mi-ses K it A, milliner.
Weilzel IVtcr, carpenter.
KEYSTONE. In Chippewa county,
15 miles northeast of Bloomer, the nearest
banking and shijiping point, and :!l; north
of Chippewa Falls, the judicial scat, ilail,
semi-'weekly.
EICKAPOO. In Vernon county, 10
miles southeast of Viro(iua, the judicial
seal, banking and shipping point. .Mail,
semi-T,-eekly.
Andrews .M A, grocer.
KIEL. A prosperous village located on
the Sheboygan river, and on Mie M. A; N.
K. ]i., in Manitowoc county, 2S miles
southwest of Manitowoc, the county seat,
and lO-l from Chilton, the nearest banking
jioiut. It was settled in l^^oi, ami now
contains Reformed r.vancclical and Catho-
lic churches, good schools, a llonrintr mill,
saw and planing mills, cheese factories, a
brewery and the Kiel Wooden W^are Co.,
manufacturing cheese boxes and measures.
Stages tri-weekly to Manitowoc and She-
boygan. E.\p., Am. Tel., W. IT. Pop-
ulation, 4U4 (ollicial). August Lindner,
postmaster.
Ammann .Toseph, wagonniakcr.
Amnianu 'J'heodore, aiiiarist.
Ammann & Fleck (Henry Ammann. Au-
gust Flc('k), cigar mnfrs.
.\rnold Peler, barnessmaker.
Arps Jfrs Dorette, milliner.
Asiiius Miss ;\lary, dressmaker.
Baumann Ernst P. meat market.
I'.iTg Frank, boots and shoes.
liernhardt Wm, saloon. '
Broeckert A.- .Matthaeus (Wm Broeckert,
"Wm Mattbaeu-). grain.
€«M!!iniT«'i!il SJotcl, .Vngust Lindner
Piopr ; R.'iles .■sl.."')0 per Day.
Paleiiien Peter, saloon.
Dassler -•Vlbcrl, prin high school.
Deucker Charles, dairv.
Deucker .1 JI >t Co (John M and Gustav A
Deuckei), hardware.
Deucker Peler, cider mnfr.
Eller Chailes V, niilroad and express agt.
Feile Malhias, creamery, 'i miles n e.
Fischer l-'rank 10, barnessmaker.
Goeres Henry, collections.
Greve Andrew, saloon.
Greve Hans, flour and feed.
Greve Wm, staire line.
Griebenow Frit/, dairyman.
Gutheil Bros (Louis Gutheil), brewers, 1
mile e.
Haak "Wm, black-mith.
Ilaase Andreas, cooper.
Um CEilTHAL S
n DIRECT ROUTE ||
I llr to all POINTS in ii
oiiiHEe;] miL
Cisdahy Br
OthS'/S, (Hams, Shoulders, Bacon,
isco:vsii\. \ Pork, Larci, Beef, Sausage, Etc., Etc.
42G
KIE
o •
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£ t1 IlMn?en Jorgen live f lock.
2 C IIiiRskeEnril, painter.
ffj 2 Ilcius Charles, geucral store and justice.
^ [0 Ileiize Henry, saloon.
Ig) •" Hollensteiner Simon, geuertil store.
O $. Hotel De :Maaliew3,' Charles .^latthew.'^
p p'opr.
— Il'etling John, painter.
"X^ Kiel IInu=e, .Tohn U jiiieller pror.r.
ea liivi iFaii.^iciii !s<><)dU"s <>I•c•!lf•^^l•ft
„^^ End Jlililary Baud, JOmil ^leiaardus Ldr.
Cfi Kiel Woodenware Co (capital, «12.000),
* pS Frederick Mohr pres. Adolph Mesch sec.'
^^ Kl.oin Joseph II, curpenlcr.
c-^ Klein it Daleiden (.lo.;e:.h H Klein, Peter
ijj^ l);i!cideu), furnitu!
feina Kcehrin.a: Vrra
"'.VISCONSIX STATE OAZETTEIiR
KIE
■alooii.
^~5^ Ki iegcr Ferdinand, general store.
L.^™ Lanpj.ibr & Fischer (,()tto i.ang-jahr,
*^ F Fischer), raarlile Works.
2^- Laun Jiicob B, himher.
v^j^ E.iiidner Aii!,'i!'.(, Propr
fllP Hotel; Hates si. 00 per Day.
GJi Ldo.s John, cheese miifr, 2*^ miles s e.
rr'' Lorgc John B, jeweler.
^"^^ Lncloir Gottfried, i)ropr Williams House.
.Malth-viis & Qnclzloe <\Vm Mattheaus,
Win J GiiCtzliie), ireneral store.
:\rntthews Charles, hotel.
jMatlhcws Miss Fr.iiicfs, drc'smnker.
rti:o!i!ji!'<!i!s lOiuir. Teacher of Vocal
and Instrumental .Music; Lessons Given
on Piano and Organ.
Meiiiert Peter, livestock.
Meinert A- Hollensteiner (Peter ^leinert,
„^ iSimon Hollensteiner), grain.
eg^ Mertens Joseph, catlle breeder, \ mile w.
_ Jleyer Wm, Hour mill.
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CD
Mohr Frederick, furniture.
ilueller John C, piopr Kiel Hou.=e.
Kenmann it Berg{AugustNeumann.Krnsi
Berg), carpenters.
Keichert Jacob II, hoots and shoes.
lioebcr Herm;.nn. carpet weaver.
Kuppenthal Jacob, wagoumaUer.
Schroeder Mrs Bertha.'druggist.
Schroeder John P, general store.
Scluiberl airos (Paid O and Frederick
W;, Photographers; Life-Si/.e Crayons
and Babv Piciui-Ls a Specialty.
Siision (fioUlicl) S!, Hardware. Stoves-
acd Tinware, Cheese Factory and.
Creamery Sr.pplic.5. i.Vt' ii<li\ bclj^c.)
Stoll Henry, Hour and sav? mill.
Vogel U'm, mason.
Voland Charles, apiarist, 2i miles o.
Frank j Voland Frnst. wooden shoemaker.
j Voss Peter, grain, 2 miles n e.
Wagenkneciit Ferdinand, cheese mnfr.
Commercial | Weiskopf Charles, blacksmith.
AVilliams House, Gottfried Luelojf propr.
"Wittman Ad.olph I\, physician.
Zastrow Ferdinand, apiarist, :) miles e.
Zillmann Wm, cheese inufr, -1 miles e.
Zink Ilev Ludwig ([{eformed Lutheran).
KIELEK. .1 po^toftice in Grant
county. :J0 milts southea!:L of Lancaster,
the county siat, -J from Utitledge, on the
C., B. ifc N. Py, the nearest railioad sta-
tion, and 8 norlheast of Dubuipie. lowa^
the Dearest banking point. Stau'cs to
Platteville.Louisburgliand East Dubuque,
111. Mail, ihdiy. I'opulation, 00. George
Kieler, postma'-ter.
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PATENT HE./\TER VAT.
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M.\NUFAC'rUIiF,t{ 01^ AND PIOAI.KP. IN'
CllfiSSO YaiS and Illlll GaDS .*
CHEF.se factory and creamery I-;"
APPARATUS AND Sl-JPPLIES. ;,
KIEL, l7iS. '-^
Xjicora.1 IDisccv-rL-t to J^r^cxi.*
s.ii-1 tJr-.o Trade.
ChiCf^'fl i?i firrinrl Trim!' h '^^^° Favorite Route East
UlllbC^U bi UiailU llUiltV Hjl VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
pnr('|rn(j tiik tjuoDKssujt ^I^•F(; co. KanufactBrounEWEitT m'.chiseky. wind-
DnLiiiLi.i^. ix; juKs. ■: to li 1,11, r()\vi:i! iioisiixi .mac iii>ki:y. luims, klkyato!:*,
ilTO-llATlC STKAM l;OTH.!: C01IKi:i:s, Etc. oli-oll C03I3IKI!IK STlll-VI, JlILWAt'KKK. WIS.
KIE
AND BUSINESS DIEECTOET.
KIL
4-27
Braud Jostph P., stone mnsou.
Drossier Kurl, salonu.
Gintcr Jacob, jii^lice.
Ilasse Ferdinand, barlier.
Basse GoUfriud, blacksniitb.
.laiiseu Julin, blacl;-ir.ilb.
UifcScr fiJcorfio, General Store.
Klaas Freil. carpenter.
Schrocder L A, fiby.-.iciau.
Smitli ]I It, town c'.crl;.
Terfrucbto B, carpenter,
Weigcl Lonis & Ijru, lis-e stock.
■\TilheIm August, ii-lj.
EILBOURN CITY. Is located on
the "Wisconsin nvei , anil on tbe 0., !M. & 1
St. r. liy, in Columbia county, 18 miles 1
northwest of I'ortaic, the county scat. It
is beautifully situated at the della of the I
Wisconsin river, and is ii favorite re.':orl j
for tourists and pleasure .seeker.s. incor- !
poraled as a village in 1SG7, it now coa- j
tains steam flouring and saw mills, a I
foundry and machine shop, a brewery, I
churches of the Catholic, Presbyterian, |
Baptist, Methodist. German Lu'theran, j
German ^Methodist, Kpiscopal and German j
Presbyterian denominations, a graded 1
school of (1 departments, a )iyt;ieQic insti- I
tute, 2 baidis and a weekly newspaper, the |
Mirror- G II :ctti\ The shipments coiripTisc
grain, bops, produce and live slock. Im- I
mcnse water power is furnished by the
Wisconsin river, but it is as yit only )iar-
tially utilized. The town is improvii:g
rapidly, and l.iids fair to brcon'.e at no dis-
tant date a place of con>'iilerabIc iraport-
ance. Popnlatiiui, l,."jill.». Tel, W. U.
Exp., Am. M. B. Sn\ilb, postmaster.
Bank of Kilbourn, .biniilh.au Bowman
pres, A 1) Bowman cash.
Barker Mrs .Miiry A, milliner.
Barrett .III. live stock,
Bauer Bros (Peter and .lohn), meat mar-
ket.
Bell John H, propr GUnn Cottage.
Bennett Albert I, carpenter,
Bennett Henry II, pbotogriipher.
Bowman Jon.atlmu, Lawyer.
Boyrrlcrn Ji.bn H, saloon.
Brown l!ev L II (Baptist).
Brown Solomon, prodtice.
Buckholz Charles W, watronmaker.
Chanter Charles II, confectioner.
City Hotel, Will Stanton propr.
Clement Lorenzo, mason.
Connor Thomas, clothing.
Conrad II A, blacksmith.
Conway llarlin , Hour and feed.
Coon Thomas B, lawyer.
Di.von A C it Son (Adam C and ,Iames),
dry goods.
Field Floyd A, produce.
I^iiicU fSouso, Adolf F Sundeilaud
Propr.
Fogic Lawrence, general store.
Frederick iMiss Annie, dressmaker.
Fuller John W, jeweler.
Glen Cottage, John II Bell propr.
Grillin Alvuro, restaurant.
Guliek liev Albeit V (P.a.sbyterian),
Hansen, Snider & Co (Oscar C Hansen,
Charles W .Snider), building material.
Henry John C, furniture,
Hile Adam, propr Hile House,
Hill Frank, livery.
Irish P.ev Wm I) (.Methodist).
Jenkins George W, physician.
Johnson it .Mylrea (Austin Johnson,
Chailes IC !Mylrea), I'eneral store.
^^(•rscs ,Bi;i;i«'s V., I'ditorand Publisher
the JIirr(jr-Gazi:tte. [See ado, hdow.)
Larson Thomas .1, blacksmith.
Leute Julius, brewer and saloon,
Looniis, ]3reese iV. Co (C J liOomis, L
Breest), ufcneral ston-.
Mc.Mannan Daniel, general store.
jMcNcss John T, iuslice, \
Markham John B A'. Son (John B aiid
H"rry). grocers,
ISBiirtStal! <ii ?!5 &. Son (Georgt! M and
Frank H), Founders and .Maehinists,
also Mnfrs of :\Iarsb:drs Patent .Shears
and Chain Pipe Tongs, also \Vater
Wheels and Pumjis; Correspondence So-
licited,
Martin Ficd. srdoon.
Meclilerifc Co (PC-er J and Peter J .Mechler
jr), hardware.
.^less A.ndrcw', saloon,
Jlevers GeorL'e, eonfcctioner
to. fla caxx »-,T3^n. 6r-3W»>i ,^*^ fcf>g.J*fc x**M /\ T^^te^ *k:^vk^ WKoaam p«i-Ea^ ccmA^
An s jinge, 5-oo!\imn locnl pnri
KILBOUKH CITY, V/IS.
rnvoriiiu- a I.iru'r li' 1>I in p:ir(^ of fniir comities. An esepllent advertis-
ig eC'UiiIry districts nrit covtr^d by any oUier lucal xi,ipL>r.
J. E. JOWES, Editor and Proprietor.
Ill II F
paa
10, IJ
t.. Fond du I-no, IVIn
POSt^S '\r £?. 1 1\ Carriaiics, Hacks, 'Busses and' Sleighs lor Sale'CHeap
£€Q
01,
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Hi'
99 Is os!C of ES>. ASCEIEEtOTAXX & CO.'g
^ B.EAB3XG CS«SAfll-^, .Miiwaukec, Wis.
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KIL
M'ISrO>,'SIN STATS GAZETTEER
KIN
ffElrrtvr-Ga-j'.otte, James E Joues Edi-
tor nnil Propr. (Ac iidi\ p 4~7.)
ilunger Ellis D, Hour mill.
OehlcTs Peter, saloon.
Oswald Vi'm F. saloon.
Peder.scn .Mrs Knren, saloon.
Percell .John J, express and tel agent.
Polack Adolnh, sljoemal«r.
Kadant Frederick, saloon.
Rork A H, carpenter.
Rose House, Kicliard B liose propr.
PbOtbe Miss Berlha, uritions.
Sclirocder Cliarks, barber.
Schroeder & Van Alstinc (Mrs Atilda
Scliroeder, Mrs Estulla Van Alstine),
dressmakers.
Sliannnlian Jo T.'iylor UJ'i^'-ird Sliannahau,
M AV Taylor), meal n.arket.
Smilli it Cornini; (George Smith, Ileberson
Cornina). produce.
Smits Ivev M G (Cat hoi ie).
Soeldner John P, grocer.
Stanton Wm, propr Cil._y Hotel.
Stillman .1 F, clruL'i^ist."
Stroud's Hank. AVm b Stroud propr.
SlliKU'i'lutuS Atioll' &■', I'riipr Finch
House.
Taylor ,"\[ W, physician.
Tcshner Charles L, harucssniaker.
Van Alstiuo Mrs Uilsou, milliuer.
Van Albtlue ^'atliauiel, bir.eksmilh.
Vogt George, general store.
Vilest C H, dentist.
Wliitney Henry M, carpenter.
Wirlz. Jacob, meat maiket.
Wright Allen, furniture.
KILBOURNVILLR. In Uncino
county, 11 miles from lljicine, the judicial
seal and liank location, and 14 fiom Cale-
donia, the neare.-it bani; location. Mail,
daily. John Goebel jr, postmaster.
Gocbel John, harne,-3.
<S«e?M'l Jofsij .Br, General Store.
Jordan Joseph, lilaeksmith.
Schrmder \Vm, carpenter.
Webber Henry, wagonrnaker.
KILDARE. J\iueau county. Xmne
ehiiigdl to Liindon tilati'iii.
KIMBALL. In Ashland county, 011
the M., L. S. & W. liy, Z'i miles southeast
of Ashland, the judicial seat, and 7 front
Hurley, the nearest banking p.oiut. .Mail,
daily.
KIMBERLY. On the M., h. S. & W.
Ry. in Outai;:imio county. 4 miles fmra
Appleton, lh(/ judicial seat and bank loca-
tion. Population, 2i.)0- Tel., W. U. C.
H. Viual, postmaster.
Beaubien Kichard, livery.
Dauber F C'. blacksmith.
Botlnvell C A, hotel.
Gevry .4 %, Grocer.
.Johnson J, plumber.
Iviniberly & Cl:irk. paper and pulp mill.
Lembke C, meat market.
Prilchet J, saloon.
Stribley C W, railro.ad and lei agent.
Van Ooyen T, saloon.
Vi'est George, barber.
Williams J, saloon.
KING'S BRIDGE. .V postoilice in
Manitowoc county, 9 rniles north of .Mani-
towoc, the county seat, nearest railroad
station and baidiiug point. Stages semi-
weekly to Manitowoc. I'opulation. lOG.
Mail, semi-weekly. \Vm. Zander, post-
master.
Brandt John, brushmaker.
Clierny John, tailor.
Koiii'Ii ?.aicli!(f(, Masou.
Thurston S B, bridge builder.
Westgate Fred 10, mechauic.
Zander .\rnokl J C, planins mill.
/£iiitdor Win, Gencr^d Store and Hotel.
KING'S CORNERS. .V village in
Sauk county, 7 miles south of B:iraboo.
the county seat, nearest railroad slalioQ
and banking point. Stages lii-weekly to
Baraboo and I'rairie du S.ac. Mail, tri-
weekly. E. D. King, postmaster.
Ilrown \ F, cheese mnfr.
Donnelly Thomas, blacksmith.
Eiiii^ >5c-isic. Music Tiaeher.
King S E, justice.
JIaiquart \V, blacksmith.
Myers E J, saw and sorihutri mil'.
Siiiiiptcr C'<»-«»!>eriUiv<'<'i-<':MiuTy,
Zerbel H, carpenter.
KINGSTON. On Grand river, in
Green I^ake county, 2tt miles southwest of
Darlford, the county .seat, 8 east of Mar-
kesan, the nearest railroad station, and IS
from Fox Lnke, the nearest banking point.
.V weekly newsiiaper. the Kiiifjston •'<p;i, is
published. Stages to Markesau and Iviu-
dol]ih; fares, T)!! cents and 7-"> cents respec-
tively. Population, oOU. Mail, daily.
Boardman P. physician.
Chapel W JI, lawyer and insurance.
Goss Franklin, blacksmith.
H.-j-ihiJtarrronVa'orkG. i Cninu-it.v, 'iH
r.Ullsii 3!1.m:F.KH1--I.\(J CO. - Mlllv.r.^-lili
Ashland, - - Wi6cor..^ln. ) '•'l"'-''"^'>-'"'
ii;iii.ls- tlnciiic
^11" MillMacliii
H, )luii>TH,l'o»e
, JIarlii
, lo-.indcrh. ll^iilcrnl.ntii':
l■■l,ill.•r3.<orii^•^alulili,
Tl IF5K!^M t'rpqnently inimeilifttply relievo find speedily cure many stubborn diveases Ttlilcli
I Wmr^i-KSn nil to yield r-;i,lil> to ordinary rnodir:il treatnent. 111!: I'.A'IIIS AT JAM.;r5-
BATHS • VIL,L,ii, >\lNCijl\Sl.\. AFtOlil) MPElilOU lUVAMAGLS TO THE AILl-NB.
KIX
AND BUSINESS UIEECTORY.
KNA
429
Greenleaf George S, ecu ttoro iiud barber.
Jlllglscs E .C, Den"li.-t.
James Kev J H (Methodist).
Keeler David I\I, blidcsmitb.
LavfD James, physician.
Jloore John, saloou.
Perry it Buckliolz, ■waeonmalcers.
Pelitt E K, hotel.
Petitt Henry, Hour mills.
Rogers W li, Fmijiture.
Sieveit "\\'ui, shueniaker.
Sims W K, Kcueral .=lore.
Spy, W E Williams editor and publr.
Yinz E Vi', harness.
Viuz Henry, general store.
ToMcjnaii ."St-ury, General Store.
Williams D E. livery.
■Williams W E, editor and publr Spy.
Woostcr J A, livery.
KIRBY. On Mill creek, in :Mouroe
county, 20 miles northeast of Sparta, the
judicial seat, and 10 from Tomah, its
nearest banking and shipping; point. Tri-
weekly mail stage to 'roiiiali; faro, 2.5
cents. Ellen Harp, postma.ster.
Allen Emory, blacksmith.
II:ir(i Si, Grocer.
Hickox George F, well driller.
i^eckler J, blacksmith.
Nobles E, carpenter.
IJandall A W it Bro, general store.
K.IRCIIHAYN. In Washiniton coun-
ty, 1} miles southeast of West Bend, the
judicial seat and nearest banking point,
and G west of C'edarburgli, on the M. it N.
K. 1'., its nearest shipping point. Stage
daily to Cedarburfh. ropiilatioii, 7.5.
JIail, daily.
Fischer F. carpenter.
Fischer "W^m, blacksmith,
nafemcister Louis, .shoemaker,
ICanncnbcrg John, wagonmaker.
-Ueismier Henry, general store.
KIRKWOOD. In Fond du Lac
county, Smiles northwest of Fond du Lac,
the county scat, banking and shipping
P_oint. Mail, semiweeklv. Alexnnder
Kirkwood, postma>ter and farmer.
KNAPP. A vill.i-e on the C. St. P.,
^1 iVO. Ity, in Dunn county, I'J miles west
I'f Meiifimiinic, the county s.nt and nearest
banking point. It has 2'churehes, a pub-
lic school, u, liotei, 'saw mills, stave and
spoke factory, and shljw lumbtr, staves,
sjiokcs, cheese, ties and piling. Popula.
lion, 400. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. A. JL
Kimball, postmaster.
Akers Eo.gene S, physician.
Andrcss Thomas, sewing machines.
Baker Frank, baker and restaurant.
Bowles James AV, carpenter.
Brandeis Isidor, general store.
Bright John, physician.
Burgert Adam S, druggist.
Chase Stephen B, confectioner.
Cole O F, carpenter.
Cook Henry, jeneler.
Fletcher C'hniies M. insurance.
Foster John N. prin public school.
Francis Wni H, railroad and ex-pruss agt.
Frissell Mrs C, propr Valley Hotel.
Gates Philander, pbysiciau.
Gibson Daniel C, mason.
Glancy JIary, confectioner.
Glaucy Patrick, constable.
Guuter George, restaurant.
Hall Alfred II, stock breeder and cheese
mnfr.
Hardwood Mnfg and Storage Co, A R
Hall pres, G H tUiiistiau sec and treas,
staves and heatliug.
Ilermau John, carr>eiiter.
Hopkins Xalhan, livery.
Jones <»c«n-i:c S;, General Store.
KiiiiibiUI AUteil M, Postmaster and
Town Clerk.
Knapp Cheese Factory and Creamery,
Charles Townsend ijres. Wm Couway sec.
Lancer Patrick, confectioner.
Maher Joseph, merchant tailor.
Masse}' Charles, meat market.
Newman George \V, car]H.nti.-r.
Palmer & Palmer (Misses Edna and Emma),
milliners.
Price David A. hardware.
Sczuck Edward, saw mill.
Smitli Cora, dressmaker.
Smith Garrett, barber.
Smith Jaraea, lawyer.
Smith Rev Kobert (Episcopal).
Snow George, mason.
Snyder Howard, constable.
Stalcy ifc Thompson (Miss Ida Staley, Mi?3
Ella Thomp.-on). drcssmukers.
Steadiuau Albert, painter.
Steadman Mrs Henry, carpet weaver.
Sweet Wm H. justice.
Sweet & Newman (George W Sweet,
George W Ne%vman), fence mnfrs.
Teagarden Thomas, saw and grin mill.
Temiile Wm II, ji-weler.
T<»-vvii«cinl l'hai-lo«, Gener.al Store,
lhun<. Books, Saw Mill. W..od, Tit^,
Piling, Stave and Spoke Mnfr and Pro-
duce.
Cliicap, f/iilv/aii'tee & SI Jaul Rf/uc'rni8sl ad llorlliwest
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Tufts Siimuel, apiarist.
Tuttie L C, carpenter.
Valley Hotel, ^Ir3 0 Frissell propr.
Vandurboof Wilfred, blacksmith.
AVarner James W, justice and shoemaker.
Whitefdrd John, resil estate.
Wisner \Vm II, blacksmith.
KNAPP'S CREEK. A postotBce in
Crawford county, -lU miles northeast of
Prairie dii Cliieu, the county seat, and 10
north of Doscobel, llie nearest railroiid sta-
tion and banking iioint. i'opulaiion, 30.
JMail, semi-Weekly. I). W. Adney, post-
master.
Cook L L. L'U'A mill aid bhicksmith.
Howell W T, notions.
Twlng W A, saw mill and cabinetmaker.
Smith George, saloon and brewer.
Starr Frank, hotel ami saloon.
Starr Trt'd. ^^aw Mill.
KNEELAND. In iiaeino county, 10
miles from liaclne, the jiidiciai seal and
banking point, and C from Caledonia, Ihe
nearest shippini; point. Population, loO.
JIail, dail3'. James \V. Pike, postmaster.
Doolan L IS, blacksmith.
Gibbs J W, painter.
Han.son Cliiis, wagonmaker.
Hanson Hans, carpenter.
.rerL'cnscu 1', Creamery.
June-; Loien, saw mill.
Kell Casper, shoemaker.
Mooie I,cri, constable,
Moble.s Byron O, county supt.
I'iko JiiitU's IV, General i:^tore.
Walker Joseph, constable.
West Tliiunas, justirc.
Westlake licv (huptisi).
Yeiseuheimer C, justice,
' ENOWliES. A postofficc on the C,
M. &. St. P Ry, in Dodue county, Iti milr.s
northeast cf Juneau, the county seat, and
6\ from Mayviile, the nearest baukins:
point. Pojiulation, 75. Tel.,\V.U. lOxp.,
Am. G. O. Koch, postmaster.
Audrae .1 H it Co, lime mufrs.
liauer I'Link. erocer and station agent.
liiTiiai'd .S<j>Iiii, Gcn(^rftl Stor.\
Buerger Peter. Ilour mill and iTain.
Oerlach Charles, saloon.
Oruber Charles, wagonmaker.
Hoflriiann M, saloon.
Kleforth Ernst, blacksmith.
Koch Gc'ori'e, cheese innfr.
tiorli <i <i. General Store.
Krunimer Nicholas, saw mill.
IJeichert Herman, blacksmith.
I{ubin''cr Frank, blacksmith.
KNOWLTON. A town on the C,
M. & St. P. Ry, in JIarathou county, IS
miles southwest of Wausau, the county
seat, and 51 south of -Mosiuce, the nearest
banking point. It contains steam saw
and phninf; mills, a church and a district
school- Population, 1.50. Tel., W. U.
Exp., Am. C. Guenthcr, postmaster.
Bttuman B, hotel and lumber.
Bauman & Breitenstein, planing mill.
Brooks V, lumber.
Dunn E J, railroad, express and tel agent,
OiieEithiT V, General Store.
KuDzman L, ma-^on.
Malone Thomas, saloon.
Pedlield .1 H. saw ami shint^lc mill.
Rogers it McKendrick, lumber.
Stark Anthony, lumber.
.■slJiris Bros ^aw .Mill.
^\'allace •k. liadfcird, saw mill.
Wei/.enicker C, meals and lumber.
Whitney G A. lumber.
AVilcox T K & Son, lumber.
KOEPENICK. On tlie M , L. 5. &
AV. Uy, m Lauulade county. If miles from
Autigo. the judicin! seat and bank loca-
tion. Population, .'iij. Mail, dally. K. S.
Kucpenick, postmaster.
Bructt A II, sawmill.
Calkins Charles. cur)«nter.
Clark Charles, builder.
liocitciiicK t; «», General SlAre.
KOHLER. In Ozaukee county, IC
miles northwest of Pi.rl Washington, the
juilieial .'cat and nearest banking point,
and '^V from Fredonia, the nearest ship-
pirn:; jioint. P.)pulation, -2'}. JIail, semi-
I weekly.
I Stct/man Moritz. saloon.
i ^KOHLSVILLE. A post village on
I Kohl'a creek, in Washington countv, '■>
, miles uoilliwestof West Bend, the county
I seat, and -1 northeast of AUenton, the near-
I est railroad station. West Bend is the
j nearest banking point. Stages daily to
I Allcnton. Population, PJU. -Mail, daily.
j Jacob llainm, postmaster.
j Brinkmaun John, painter.
I Firks Wm. painter.
! Frensz Chiis. carriages and wagons.
I Guenthcr Philip, saw and feed'mill.
Chicago § Grand Trunk Ej,
The Favorite Route E"st
VIA WIACARA FALLS.
\ji: K. J. OSULLIVAX, of ONII LIVA>'S CO.MJIKRCIAL ACADKJIT. Ashland, Wisconsin, oblained the
■ • liipli.nmor ilonor.-'uivard.a by ll.o •■ fcrcle d.. la Salle" lor the lle^t C()1IMK!!L'I\I, nnd AUTISTIC
IfMlAXSlIlP \S \ ((HII'KTITION avith
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Cutyar George, carpenter.
Hahn Frank, liotol and saloou.
It:iiiitn Jut'oU, General Store and
Cheese Mnfr.
llefter Jacob, boots and shoes.
Hose August, blacksrailh.
.Metzner George, blacksmith.
Morltz Albert, mason.
Scbellinger Philip, wagonmaker.
Vogel ilichael, mason.
KOLB. In Brovrn county, 7 miles
suuiheaslof Green Bay, the seat of justice,
and 5 from Me Pere, tlie nearest banking
and shipping point. Mail, semi-weekly.
Population, 2').
KOKETZ, A discoutinueii postollice
in Marathon county. Send mail to Pike
Lake. [
KOEO. A posloffice in "Winnebago
county, 20 miles southwest of Oshkosii,
the county seat, ;i north of I!u--b liake, the
nearest railroad .station, and o east of 15er-
lin, the nearest banking point. Stages
daily to Oshkosh anel P.erlin. Poimlalion,
ij. Mail, daily. A. II. Walker, post-
master.
Koro Co-operative Creamery.
Koro Cornet Band.
KOSHKONONG. A po.^toffico on
the C. & iS'. W. Ry and on Luke Kushko-
iiong, in .Jed'ersou county, 12 miles south
of Jefferson, the coimty .seat, and 5 norlli
of Milton, the neatest banking point
Population, 20. E.\p., Am. JVbiil, daily.
J. \\. Wentworlh, jiostmaster and express
and railrouil agml.
KRIPE. In Chippewa county, 4>
miles northeast of Chippc'.va Falls, the
jiulieial seat, nearest bunking and ship-
ping point. Population, 2\. jMail, semi-
■sveekly. W. S. Sergeant, postmaster.
Ounderpon Ole, blacksmith and shoeraakr.
>^urgeanl 1) P, painter.
>■ ri;eant Marsludl, carpenter.
>>frgi'aii( \V S, Carpenter.
KROK. a postolHce in Kewaunee
county. 7 miles west of Kewaunee, the
feat of justice, sliipping and banking
I"^itit. Mail, iri-wcekly. " J. J. Wahchka,
pi'stmastcr.
Pohler John, flour mill.
Hil/, Albert, shoemaker.
1 '.averneiz Frank, Hour mill.
LAC DU PliAMBEAU. On the
M., L. S. & W. Ky. in Oneida county, 37
miles from Khinelander, the county seat
aud nearest bank location. Population,
300. Exp., U. S. Tel., \Y. U. C. W.
Kisling, postmaster.
Cosgrill John, lumberman.
Gevart Eugene, lumbermau.
Jordon F, shoemaker.
KUiiii^ C W, Railroad, Express and
Telegraph At'ent.
Pouport it Stone, general store.
Skoksberg J "\V, carpenter.
Sullivan I), agent for reservation.
Wa Sa-Nn-Ba, generul store.
"White J W, constable.
"Wolfgram II, hotel.
LA CROSSE. Situated in county of
same name, at the conlluence of the La
Crosse and Black rivers with the llissis-
sippi. The site of the original city wa.s
surveyed in 1S13, but it was not incor-
porated until ISo'i, at which time it had a
poimlalion of only 3,000. The census of
l^'JO gives its popujalion as Sn.'iiL and
places it as the .second city in the State.
For .several yeais the stajde industry was
the manufacture of lumber, a business
which is still can led on to a large extent,
over ".00, 00{»,00i» feet of logs'being annu-
ally manufactured by ils 13 saw mills,
into lumber, lath and shingles, but
while the annual out-put shnws no
signs of diminution its relative pro-
portion to the other mauufiiclures is rap-
idly decreasing. This increasa is mani-
fested more" in the exten.sioh of
existing establishments than in the in-
troduction of new ones, and the steady
and of late years uuexaniplrd growth, has-
been owing more to the capital and enter-
prise of its own citizens than to advenli-
liou.s Introduction from without. In ad-
dition to its saw mills there are extensive
and nourishing foundries, machini! shops,
boiler works aud marine ways, cigar,
luriiituie, cracker and soap factories, 3
knitliiig woik^, the bc.-t ci(ui|iped carriage
works in the Norlhwcst, a large Uiunery; it
has line large breweries, 7 cooper.ages, and
its Hour mills have a daily capacity of i2.-
r>UO barrels; there are also several works
for Ihe manufacture of plows and other
agricultural implements and a large paper
mill, recently erected, from all of
which the aggregate value of goods manu-
factured during the year IbSO, was nearly
.s;M, 000,000. La Crosse also carries on an
extensive jobbing business, having for a
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market western Wisconsin, northern Iowa,
soulliern .Aliunesot'i and llie States of
North iiuJ South D-.ikotn. The city owns
its own water works and has the most.
suhstiuitial and convenient school Ijuild-
ings and tlie most tlilcient system of pul)-
lic sch.iols tliat can be found anywhere.
Its tran.sportalional facilities are un-
excelled. The La Crosse division of
the C , M. & St. P. Ily places it in direct
cominiHiication with Ouicngo. The South-
ern Minnesota, Dulniquc and river divi-
sions of the same road open a hiirhway
through Iowa, Minnesota and Dakota, and
the Wisconsin Valley and Chippewa Val-
ley divisions alford access to tlie pine and
hardwood ret^ious of Wisconsin. T!ie C.
& N. W. I!y, with its various divisions,
develops extensive territory. The G. U.,
AV. tfc St. P. K. U. briui;s La Crosse incon-
tact with lake navigation, over 200 miles
nearer tide water then Chica£;o. The C. U. ,
& N. U. K traverses the territory on the
east bank of the Mississippi, as tliose al-
ready mentioned occupy the west, and the
father of waters itself, during tlie season
of navigation, Is a not unimportant factor
in the problem, there being 6U vessel:!
enrolled in the cuatom house of the
port of La (Irosse. Since the last issue
of the Oa/ctteer the city has made rapid
strides. The public library has been en-
larged, and now contains nearly l.j.OOO
volumes, the new government building
lias been completed and occupied, a now
opera liouse has been built, which is ac-
knowledged to have the most handsome
interior in llio Norlhwesl, and the building
operations of IS.SO added over two mil-
lion of dollars to the value of the real
estate of the city. The city pos.^e.sses
great a I tractions for residence; it is well
paved, well watered, the residence portion
beautifully [ilanled and well kept; its edu-
cational advantages are kept up to a hii'h
Rtaiidanl, and Oak 0 rove Cemetery, with
its wealth of lloral decoration, will com-
pare favoralily with those of the largest
cities. It has ;!2 ehur>-lies, several opera
hou.ses and music hi'ls. and those, in con-
nectiiiii with s ■veral soc-ial and literary .=0-
cietie-i.adeipiatuly minister to the religious,
mental and moral cravings of llie iuhai>i-
tants. There are 4 daily papers, the Jic-
publican (iiid LeiLikr and 7Vmr< (Hen.), the
J).iiiil I'luv^ ilnd.) an.l the .^hr.invi C/imn-
MeiDcm.). which al.-^o publishes a weekly
edition; there are tlirei' other weeklies, the
I\'crd Slo'ii (Hep., Uernuin), the /"(('Vi-/.;,')..
del (i^'j J-Jini:;i;tnlen {\ltyi . Xorwegiiu). and
the La Croase Niic-i (Ind.). There are sev-
eral first-class hotels, among which maybe
mentioned the Cameron House, at the C.
M. & St. P. depot, and the Law Hotel, a:
the C. B. & N. depot. Tel., W. U. and
N. A. Exp., Am. and U. S. Mail, daily
to all parts east and west. li. A. Scott,
postmaster.
Abnit Chris, saloon, 510 .Mill.
Aelfes Ilev V iCatholic)
Ahrens Carl, saloon, SO."! N :id.
Alhrecht Leopold, blacksmith, 010 Market.
Al«!eu Charles .?, Pension and War
Claim Attorney, 201 to 208 McMillaa
BIdg.
Alger Luther W, physician, 221 S 7th.
Allen Aluin, saloon, b;!2 Mill.
Allen Geirue II. ai-'onl Diamond Jo Steam-
boat Line", W) \V Front.
A!!eil XSciiry <L'o, K WChipman Agt,
Encyclopedia Britannica Publrs.
Alten Nicholas, saloon, 21S N Front.
American Hxpres; Co, T I! Lawrence agt,
123 N 3d.
Aincrifim Elemso, Louis .Jung Propr,
210 and 21s Pearl.
Amsrnd Ole. saloon. 61G Mill.
Amsrud & Ol.'on (Otter Amsrud. Louis
Olson), saloon, .jlU St Cloud.
Amundsou Hans, grocer, 1307 Market.
Arr.undson .Tohu. piano tuner. 121 S 4th.
Anders(>n Marcus, carpets. 321 Main.
AinJorsoii .TSons & fion (.\Ions and
Samuel AV), Wholesale Dry Goods, n w
cor 2d and Main, {b'ec ads. p 4iS.)
Anderson Sever, grocer, l.").")3 Berlin.
Anderson tfc Stockaus (Frederick Ander-
son, Herman Stockaus), clothing, 123 S
3d.
Andrews Andrew F, photogr. t:i2T Rose.
Appel H, grocer, 1002 .Tackson.
Arenz .Jacob, meats, 948 .Jackson.
Arges \-, Eggenberger (.John Arges. Ulricli
Eggenberg.?r). whol liquors, 200 Fear!.
Arnold Ferdinand, carpet weaver, .31-
Johnson.
Auburger Sebastian, saloon, 421 S E'ront.
Ausfelder Joseph, saloon, f'dO S 2il.
liayler.I U. contractor. 1410 Avon.
Bailey Frank, shoes. 122 S 3d.
Ball .Alias Emma, music teacher, 1003 Cale
donia.
Ballard John A, physician, 22S Main.
Bamber-rer Lorenz, confectr. .jol Stt^'loud
Biiigslierg John, tailor, 02^5 .Mill.
Barron Wm II. div freiL'ht agt C, M >.*c St
P R a. Vine St Depot.
Barron i.fc A'an Valkenburg (Elwin R an 1
Charles E Barron, James T Van A a!
keiiburL'i, drv Lfoods, 101 to 107 Afun.
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Barry B R, painter, 211 Mill.
Birtl Fruuk, propr Eagle Brev.'cry, 1301
La Crosse.
Bartlctt & Symnns (Cbarles A Cartlctt,
Wm T .Symous). marble, 437 Jay.
Bait/, Charles A, builder, 'J22 Fariiam.
Bar/, Carl 11, gunsmith, 'J04 S od.
Batavian Bank (capital, .-<2O0.000), Q Van
Steenwyk pres, E E Benllej' cash, Bata-
vian Bank lildir.
Batclielder &. Willard (W :N Batchelder, F
J Willard), whol shoes, Headquarters
block.
Baucus !Miss Carrie, music teacher, 1218
Caledonia.
Bauer Frederick, news dealer, 424 Main.
Bauer George, grocer, 'Ml S :5d.
Bauer Louis, saloon, 721 ^liU.
Bauiu George, me:u-, 1001 Hose.
Bayer Cliristiau, baker, ;i2S S 4th.
Hi'Htly i!£ciibcii, ,'\[iifr of Imported
and Domestic Tobacnn; Fine IIand-">Iade
Cigars a Specially, li07 Uose.
Beck .John, real eitato, llj'.?.") I'rospect.
Beck Wm, grinder, 213 N :jd.
Becker F T Oil Co (Frank T and Crcscentia
Becker), dry goods.
Becker Solomon, produce, 104 S Front.
Beckwitli JIrs Julia, drcssnikr, 432 S 3d.
Bell Edwin P, baliis, 22j N 3d.
Bellevue Albert, drui;s, n e cor 3d and
Pearl.
Benjamin S P, artist, Sll S Mli.
B-;nson Albert M, dentist, 427 ,Main.
ISeiiiim Bertliin M, nolion.a, 212 Main.
Benson I\'ar, notions, 423 .Alain.
Benton T P A Son(Tliomas P and Win F),
mnfrs dynamos, s e cor Kini; and Front.
Bert; "le, grocer, l-Ji."; Market.
Berg Peter, slioemaker, !)11 Loemi.
Bciger Herman, clothing. 200 Main.
Bergcrsoa Anton, confeclr. IliOl Av(rn.
B.'rijh Erik, furniture, oOO N 4th.
II«'r:;li ?:3!irliii, Attc^rney-al-Luw and
2sotary Pubiic. 324 Main.
Bergousl ,lohu J, irrocer, n e cor 3d and
Pearl.
Berry Charles IJ, city hi:alth oflict-r, 4ir,
Jlain.
P.erry ICatbaiiae I>, pliy.s. 0 Funk bik.
r.ispalcl/, iM J, aiocor, Voa S '.itli.
l!iy Henry t:, shociiiaker, :;(l."i N lull.
Ifi-ytT 16 criiliarfl. Florist, 222i; George.
(.-■,-„,/.,;, 4.;?.;
Beybchlai; Cii.aries. dnics, 503 Main.
BiL;elow Frank A, ice, 13lj S Glh.
Bird.sell's Orclie.stra, ilenry A Birdsell
leader, .SIO Mill.
Birubaiim ^Jicbolas A; Son, saloon, lOOO
Mississippi.
Birsner John X, blacksmith, o2S Camero:;.
Bitzcn Bros (Charles and Ilenry J), grocers,
72'j Division.
Bliifk fcll^cr iitiprovcisit'iU Co
(Capiial, $100,000), C L Colmau Prc.^. s
L IncvIus Sec and Treas, 10 Batavi'i
Bank BIdg.
Blaua Fred, saloon, 1310 S 4th.
Blair C G A J M, real estate, 727 N 9th.
Blnnchard Daniel H, butter, etc, US X
Front.
I^jjashek Johanna, woolen mill. 712 S S'h
llleokiii)iii,T<»iirlolatto<S:Bloo)!i-
ihgdale (Adelbcrt E Bkekman, Mil];
Tourtelotte, Frank H Bloomingdalel
Lawyers, 215 McMillan BIdg.
151is,s lienry I, abstracts, 307 .Main.
Blumentrilt Anton, shoemaker, liU9 S 3d.
Boeckmann Frederick, blk.smitb, 227 Jav.
Boebm j\]bert. taxiiiermist, 408 Oakland.
Bocrner A Schwar/. (Ilernian Boerner.
Ferdinand Scliwarz), saloon, 210 S 3d.
Bolirud i' Lien (Christian Bollriid, JIathias
Lieu), saloon, 714 Mill.
Bolton Preston J, observer U S Signal
Cilice, Govt lildg.
]3oma Sebastian, builder, SI!) SOih.
Boma Xaver, grocer, 311 S 3d.
Borreseu Bros iCarl L and Ilenry), grocers,
1224 Caledonia.
Borresen P A & (;o (Peter A liorre-sen),
jewelers, 229 Main.
Borresou A- Co (Simon and Lars Borreson),
.shoes, b07 ]{ose.
Bosclicrt Joseph, grocer, 120 S .'ith.
Bolt Sebastian, restaurant, 208 X 2d.
Botz Frederick, saloon, 2001 (tcorge.
Boycott James, printer, lO'.i S 3,1.
Boycott Walter, printer, 113 Main.
Pioynton Erviii G, lumber, 15 Batavian
iiank bldg.
Biakke iliss Matilda, dressmaker, 14j1
Avun.
Bremer Pev A M (Metliodisti.
Price George \V, ali.traets. Court House.
Price H.arvev C, county surveyor.
Bright A "\Vithee (H A Bright, Levi
Withee). loggers, 110 X 3d.
Brindley John, city Jdtorney, 301 .Main.
Brisiow'john H, blacksmilii, St Cloud nr
.Mill.
Brockton Shoe Store, Sarah MeCormick
mngr, 122 N ,3d.
Brown C Frank, blacksmith, cor George
and Gohres.
Brown Jacob, saloon, ISQOGeor.w.
Brown Walter, real estate, 1124 .Main.
Briider Charles, saloon, 12t) N 3,1.
Bruelte Maxie R, saloon, 418 Mill.
Bruha Anton J, grocer, 913 Adams.
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iinii'.ette "\Vm, grocer, 1(151 Charles.
Itiyiiiil Besij"'"'" fi") Lawyer, 402
Main,
^luclile Andrew, funiitiire, 111 S 3J.
Buel Wra, constable, 1113 S .lib.
liumnient Fred, oils. 707 Mi'?issippi.
liurgemcisler Joseph, builder, 12'? N lUh.
Itiiriis .Foliii €, ^Vholesale Fruit
House. 30;» Slaiu.
Hurroughs Win S, lawyer, 311 Main.
];;HseIl'\V C, lumlier, XlOi Main.
liutiiiiic Ci;c<>r;:;c iZ, I'ropr .State
Street House, 223 State.
Ilui.'ch ifc SimoDsou (.\dam Hulsch, Xels
SimoDSon), Imnlware, ."i'-.'0 !Mill.
Caldwell Clarence, music teacher, 317 >.'
13th.
Calvert RoUcrt, Geueral'Accour.tant
and Surveyor of Customs ami Sec Board
of Trade. Govcramenl Buildiric:.
Cameron Arjrus. lawyer, lOS S 'I i.
Cameron £iuii!«e. Fox A; Smith
Proprs, cnr Vine and 2d, C, ?•! & St I'
Depot. {See ndv, p JJ;".)
Cameron Huch. lawyer, lOy S 2d.
Campbell S U, house mover, 1240 \Viiine-
bago.
Candrian Adolf, propr Xordsteru, 123
Main.
Canterbury .Janvs B. real est. 311 Main.
Odii7 j. Oyei},
r\—
9l:(^rior |Je(;orator.
^Yr:f^^-~- WALL PAPERS.
,0^^^^""^ WINDOW SHADES.
Picture t'nd Room Moulciiiriiirs.
CHURCH FRESCOING A SPECIALTY.
OF U CROSSK, Y/IS. /" '^ ',_ '^'-''-'^''X-.
w^
A SPECIALTY.
'fnidfs nt Jliniieapolls, .Vlhort
'-». AiisIIm, (Jranite KalK, \\ .\
•<■■• «n.l l.incr.iH in MiMiif,sol;l ;
l^'Tr Kail,. t„„ (lairp. l.unni.l
.M,M\.,t Superior in WisHii.sin:
*«'«0D», Ills.. Bii<l (Union. luna.
•■nicap, m^sA k Si, Paul Rj, u:::,tn'Jest and tlorth-est
\[[\\m mu 1 1
DSRECT ROUTE MnpTfj'n'j
to all POINTS in IrUll i lltilli
loa,
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"WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEEF.
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Capellpii .Tolin I!, gents' furngn, 511 Mill.
Cargill \V W & Co (Wm W .ind Samuel D
Cargi!!), grain, s e cor Main and 3d.
Carl Gustiiv, botller, 517 S Sd.
Carroll Chirles H, mason, j12 Berlin.
Carter Adelbevt 15, livery, rear 'i'M Pearl.
Carter A I!, builder, 1411 RedlJeld.
Carter it Son (Amos C and Claude A),
grocer?, 1201 Caledonia.
Catlin W 11, Iiouse mover, 1130 Pine.
Cawley Tliomas, restaurant, .j22 jlill.
Chambers C D, soap mnlr. 121 S Front.
Chajmiau W U, mn-i- W U Td Co, 112
Main.
Cbatfield C A. bottler, l-llo S .Jtb.
Cheney liev D B jr (Baptist)
CfiiEiiitisiE l^ W, Stitte Agent Eocyclo-
jiiVilia IJritanuica, 14 lialavian Bank
15uilding.
Cbrittenseu Christian, pby>;rian.
Chri.stofteison A, saloon, 2..:() Pearl.
Jolin J Stanek l'ro]ir, ,S 3d cor Cameron
ave. (.See adc, p .'/■■'S.)
City Hotel, ilicbael Scblammes propr, 22(3
Pearl.
Clark 11 N, mugr Sic2:er Mnf- Co, lOS N
3d.
Clark P L, chief of poliee, 41.T .^biin.
Clark & Clark (Frederick W and Albert
P), livery, 328 S 5ili.
Clifl'oid Henry, shoemaker, 218 State.
Clisby Mrs Jlary, dres>-maker, 410 iMain.
Clobes Frank, saloon, 20T Main.
Clyde House, AV L Davidson propr, 21 UN
Front.
Colbv Christopher A, saloon, 313 Pearl.
Cole'.Tobn .1, lawyer, 203 :ileJIillan bid;.;.
Cole Mrs .Mary, liiusic teaelier. 1128 Slate.
Collins Mi-sses Callie B A: Katie 1, milliners,
218 iMain.
Collins .Taine.s H, saloon, 201 Peiirl.
Coiiiuiii t'SijirlC!* I>, Lundicr. Lath.
.. SliliKibs, .^ash. Doors and !5linds and
Building Parier.n w cor 2d and Cameron
' ave. (St'j it'ln, ;> 4/,l )
Conanl Mar^ihall, real eslatc, 102 Main.
Coney Ko'iert, justice, oil H.-iu'i-r.
Coiio\-cr, £''<n-lC!-«V 35riu!i'*!i (Allen
D Conover, LlW F ]"..ttir. (bor-e P
liradish). Architects ami Saperiutend-
ents. McMillan BIdg.
Cook Orson .1. Ijarber, 227 Main.
Cordcll tiros (Ijawrcnce P and Ed-
ward), Wood and Metal NW.rkers, Mnfrs
of Fi-hing KimIs, Sav,-ed Stencils and
Models, (j22 Main.
Coren Ludvig, dry goods, 330 Main.
Cormier Louis, baths, fool of \'ine.
Costley John, county clerk.
Chicago & Grand ]mi %
Cramer Howard, insurance, 207 iMaiu.
Crane Mrs JIary E, notions, 331 ZHain.
CrODOn Edward, depy collector U S rev-
enue Government bldg.
Crosby Charles P, lumber, cor Avon and
Rublee.
Crosby Homer, city engineer, 313 McMil-
lan bldg.
Crosby it Gordon (Wra L Crosby, George
II (jordon), lawyers, BOri Main.
C II mining:!!! 'iTlaonuss ^.V, Funeral Di-
rector and Embalmer, 20.") Main. Tel
2815.
Dabold George, commission, ll.'j Pearl.
Dailev Edward C, books, 307 .^!ain.
Daily"P.-e-'s Publishing Co, Frank O Smith
ifc Waller S Taico proprs, 109 S 3d.
Dallon Mrs G H, boariling lise. 117 X4lh.
Daly Thomas J, IJ^h, 20G S 31.
Danchertsen Hans, cigars. 701 Hose.
HJantcS'i Iu<Uvai-«l J, Dyer, lis S 5th.
Daniels Homer f^, lawyer, 231 Main.
Daniels .lohn A, lawyer, 231 JIain.
Davidson Lumber Co, P S David-i^u pres,
Lafc llolme^ sec, cnr .^lill and St .lames.
Davidson Walter L, ])ropr r!\de House,
21G N Fr.mt.
Davidson W J, painter, 200 Stale.
Davis David C, boat builder, 310 N 2d.
Davis, Medary it Plat/. (Jo, ,1 S jMedary
pres, Julius Mcd'id sec, tanners, 118
Pearl.
Davis Ralston L, city weighmaster, cor
Caledonia and St James.
Davis, .'^orensou it Co (Richard T Davis,
Ori .1 Soreiison), coutraclors, cor Fmat
and Mt Vernon.
Davis it Co (^Vm G and Walter S Davis),
cigars, 313 ^Jain. '
De Lorea F X, builder, 51S S 5lh.
Del[.benicli Josei>li, blacksmith, 421 Jay.
J>cii;;!c'r John. Mayor and .Mufi
CiLoirs, 114 S 4ih. (.''t< adi; jj 44-1.)
Dcrr Harvey, second-hand stoic, 111 N3d.
Desmond John, saloon. 1703. George.
Dent'/, John, cigars, 420 Main.
Diamond .loe Steamboat Line. Geoige H
Allen airent, 100 N Front.
Dimler John, furniture, 503 N 8th.
Diltm 111 A it Sim (August and Wm), gro-
cer.?, o3.") N 12th.
Dillnmn it Jorstad (Frederick Dittman,
John 0 Jorstad), hardware. 120 S 4tli.
Dodds Thomas C, notions, n25 Rose.
Doerflinger Wm. dry goods, s w cor 4th
and Piarl.
Doerre Frank, hardware. 201 S 4th,
Donashoe John G. saloon. 115 N Front.
Dorow ^\m, meats. 001 S 7th.
Doud, Sons & Co, coopers, n end 2d.
The Favorite Route East
VIA niaca;?a falls.
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Tlie f isffiiisii! Liiiiikr aiifl MaiflifliiiiM Co.
PAIJH UP C.lfHTAL fSlOO.OOO.
MAXUFACTUKKUS OF
LUi,ibili\, dAuiI, iiviOiiD, DLiiiliD, idOuLiJiii^b
And all other Work incIuJccl in Eiiiliiin!;s.
Office Cor. Scssiij aiiii Jay Sis., - ■ ii, CROSSE. SIS.
CAIvIKRON HOUSE)
FOX & SMiTlI, Propriclors.
Ir*^ A V" f? -"^ ^-^o rr.-^, f'D r? rrj r-^i r% \f
LA Cl^iOSSE, " " WISCONSIN.
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i/-
^wiia
H. C. TECHMER,
JIANUl'ACTUUEU OF
GRAHAiJ FLOUR, COIill MEAL, and all kinds of GROUND FEED.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN'
Grain, Gniss Seeds, AVhitc Liino, I'laslcr Paris, ISalcd Hay and Straiv.
PURE GROUND OATS AND CORN A SPECIALTY.
202 and 204 Soutli Front St., - - LA CROSSE, WIS.
, Fi^hJp^ T^P-^!'^ JOE-li^J fl^EUP^lER Gl3r.! CO,,
• wiIIIlU B Csbtllyi 2 74 AVcst Water street, - ?lILWAt'KEi;, IVIS.
.a«. fSS^^~ AT EOEEST KAEPER & SDKS, 4-10 !
:T^ STrr|J?C? East \Vp.ter Street. East Side Market
iiU yi,»d->^53 Sq., JIIL\\rAUKEH. Telenhone 31S.
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[ Drrtke F & Sons ( Frcdericlc, James sicd
; Henry), Imiliicrs, fi^S ^faill.
, Drake Hcnrj', £;rocer, 1127 S 7Ui.
[ Dr-ike & Wooley i,Geora:e Drake, Tiiomas
[ VVoole)'), coutractors, olOj Maiu.
' Dicscii Christian J, saloon, 20d X 3tl.
: Oresc'u Jolin, livery, 214 Viue.
Druuiraoiiii David, jeweler, :32G Main.
t)un U O & Co Mercantile A.j:cncy, X D
Hitclicork mngr, 5 Hatavian ISauk bldg.
Duncan \Vni, livery, {VM St Cloud.
JSdirietim HSviiJusniii fi', Fropr Esper-
sen House, n w cur yd ami Pearl. i,.^Vt;
a (In, opp )
Durland it Valenline (Jolin J Durlaud,
Hyron II Valouliue), grocers, 13ol Cale-
donia.
Dvorak Wonzcl, dry goods, 1423 ti 7th.
Dy;on Thomas A, couritj' jtidiie.
Si S'\ E<1 BJiifs €<>, J Vv' Skinner Sec
and Treas, Mnfrs Fire Kindlers, 124 to
12y N 3d.
!t]::;;)in ^ EE, Propr the liacket Spot
C:;sh liurgain Store, 53 j .Main.
Kiltie Hotel, 1 lay niond Tausche propr, 120
S5tli.
Ivist Fork Ini]>rovenient Co, John Paul
prea, F J Smith sec, 11 ISatavian B.ank
bid-,
ivislon .Tasoii V,. c ipilali^t, 1317 Ca'is.
Kntton L Frederick, capitalist, 1317 Cass,
K'-kel John A, meats, 3 JU S .^>th.
i'Mlson Li!j;!it and I'ower Co, F A Cope-
land pres, Yj K Dentley sec, 2d bet iiing
and Jay.
Kdwards Hiram, confectioner. 809 lljse.
ICd'.vartls John, painter. i!2lJ Main,
Kdwards & Osborne (Benjanun Y VA-
wards, Uockwell F O.-^borne), grain, 123
S-ltb.
Ki^atad Ole, .saloon, 217 S 3d.
Elliott & Callahan (John A Elliott.
Michael Ciiilahan), wliol Tuiuors, 21'.l
Pearl.
Eliiiore Bros (Charles Fund Alccander H),
rubber stumps. 322 IVarl.
Kiii.';aas A, ■riioini)aou ([/;irs Euaaas, Prter
S Thompson), nioccrs, cor George and
Odlett.
I'wmelMtad A, buililer. I23.) Mi -ii-ippi.
Kp.tein Ma-t, ladies' funiLja, 015 .Main.
Equitable IJuildin!,', Loan and Mutual
Ao.sn, D W Jackson see, 324 .AIcMiUan
bldg.
Erickson Aufjual, bill poster, 331 Pearl.
Ericlison Henry, shoes, 5.'1 .Main.
Erickfioa U ic Uro (llms and Erick)
shoes, 125 S 3d.
Erickson Martin, baker, 322 S 5!b.
E«iperstMi E!o«l?il', BenjimiaF Dur-
ham Propr, n w cor 3d and Pearl. {Si-
ade, opp )
Europran Hotel, Mrs A B Schmidt propr
233 S 8d.
Evans Edward, physician, 427 Main.
Evans Robert, pliysiciau, 707 Rose.
EveDSen losa, lauadrv, 325 Main.
]'',venstn P O, jmblr ^'aI^le^, 2U7 Main.
Evjen Louis. Louis, .salooa, cor Prospect
and Rubiee.
5i.\oli:i!i;;c SJiilo Sinnk (Capital
•S25,(jli0), J E Wiieeler PreS, X I! Hollo-
way Vice-Pr^s, H P .Mairill Cash, n e
cor St Cloud and Itose, Xorth La Crosse,
(Sec adv. p 44 3.)
Fahey Richanl, l.'^igircr. 322 Pearl.
Faville liev II tCoui^reaatlonal).
Fay Ernest, saloon, -120 Mill.
Fay Htilol, \Vm .Murphy Jiiopr, 319 Viae.
Ferris Harry, baiber, cor Kane and Sill.
Ferstad Loritz C. crocer, 1301 Avon.
Fetter Albert V, plumber. 3!J3 S 3d.
Fiikms Albert, carpenter, iiOJ S 7tli.
Finkelnbur!; Miss Augusta, artist, 403
McMilbin bldi;
Finsaml Gilbert J, saloon, 317 Pearl.
Fjelstad Anilrcw. Insurance, 1441 Avon.
Flasch Pit Rev Kilian C, bishop Catholic
diocese of La Crosse.
Foley Mrs Mary, restaurant. 501 ."Mill.
Forbes Alexander, books, 501 .Mam.
Forschler Henry J, L'mcer, 110 S 3d.
Forster John, jiropr Vater Rliein Hotel,
111 S4th.
Fortunski Joseph F, cigar mnfr. 111 Main.
Foster .lames R, dentist. 311 Main.
Foster it Burnbam(Euke W Fosler.George
A Purnham), dry gcnids, 23() .Main.
Foidkes Rev Thomas (Methodist).
F.>.\' .lohn, saloon, s end fcilh.
rax^'ic Sinilli (Warren D Fox, D P
Snntlj\ Proprs (JanieidU House, 'cor
Vine and 2d. (S:>; n'lv. p 4o7."i
Fran/, \Vm, salotju, 311) S 4tb.
Freeman A A & Co (Alfred A and Marcus
L Freeman), llour mill.
Frem.stad Edward, painter, 1115 Cale-
donia
French Frank F, livery. 727 Caledonia.
Frencli James, shoemaker, 1S2S G<'orge.
Fries Chirles B, grocer, 032 Caledonia.
Frisch A- Son i.l.jbn B and John), general
store, 931 S lOtli.
Froeh .loseph, carpenter, 703 X 9th.
Fruit .lohn .1. U S dislrict attorney.
Fruit vt Brindlcy (John J Fruit, John
Brindlev), lawyers, 309 Main.
Full RevW L (.Methodist).
Fuller Alonz), carpenter, 1725 Kane.
MILWAUKEE CEMENT CO.
i.ii wi:si' M.VTiiii ST., ^ni.'ii.ri lisii;, wis.
j ^:^«lpj p, ^'f jcj-'rinriii! Architects and Superintendents,
LuliiWiU (^-'J »/ V |t.-lit*i=»iJq N. Tf. Cor. of Grand and W.W;itcrSts., JllUVAl'lvKK, WIS.
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I'liller Vivian M, propr Gateway City Ho-
le!, SiO Cass.
I'liiiU Slt'iiiii [toiler !i!i«i Iron
Worli Co, Mitliiiel Funk Pres :inil 'I'riiis,
II Aui;ust Grams Vice I'rcs. Kdward A
Funk Sec, cor Frout and King.
riinko J<»«if|»'' t5, Wholesale Confcc-
tiouer. 110 S -\1. (See ,iib\ Ac/"?/'.)
•Galster llilarius, .saloon, 304 S 3il.
Gannon Lawrence, (arm impi.-<. 43;i Jay.
Giinterl .Stephen, furniture, 110 rf ".it.
Gateway City Hotel, V JL Fuller propr,
2'20 Cass.
•Galterdam & Seliaeltle (Eujene A Gatter-
dam, Korueo iScIiaettle), dentist, 301
ilain,
Gautsch John W, meats, 4011 Main,
(icar Matthew \\ , ,i;r(;<;er, 1113 Caledonia.
Gebhart Jlr.s Mari^arel, confectr, 704 Jlill.
George John, harness, 21S S 31.
Gerard John, saloon, ll'J P. ail.
(iermania House, Kissell.ach & Gross
proprs. 2'-;s >i '2d.
Gesell Charles H, confectr, ,J03 JIain.
Gc'saer ifc Seinon (Frank A Gessncr, John
Semou), saloon, 1^24 Gcorse.
Gilbcrlson Axel, saloon. 32") l^^arl.
Gile Abner, capitalist, llli N 3d.
v'dlles Xicliolas, (general .store. 1.520 S 12th.
Gilles Wm, ciirpeiiler, 1214 'rvl.T.
Ginskey liaymund. cigar mfr,'l.")24 S lOtli.
Goble Wm, carpenter. 9i:i Cai-s.
GoJdurd Hiram, lumber mnfr, curClintou
and Hose.
Goddard Lowell ^I, real estate, cor Clinton
and Hose.
Goetting Carl, barber, 222 Pearl.
Goldberii; Louis, dry goods, 710 Mississippi.
Gollcr Charles, physician, 414 S 3d.
Goodenough JIrs Jeannctto, dressmaker,
72G St James.
Goodenough \\'m H, grocer, G33 Mill.
Gordon Genrge H district attorney.
(i<i'aiii>i .Soltii, Propr North La Crosse
Boiler Works. -101 Mill. (.<?,■£.. a<lv, p.^S)
(nrniim "^Vciir.el, Groceries, Provisions,
Crockery, Flour, Feed. Etc, iVl^ S 3d.
Granke Ernest, saloon, ^<33 I'Lose.
Granke Otto 11, meaLs, 82S Hose.
Grates J.acol) II, saloon, 1200 La Crosse.
Gre(;k Mr.s Maggie, dressmaker, 3! 3 S 3d.
Greenwood C II & Co {Charles H Green-
wood, Mathauiul C Slrout), guus, ctc.olO
Pearl.
Greenwood James S, agent Fleischmabn's
yeast, 221 K 7th.
Gregerson Jacob, yen store 1307 llerliu.
Gregg John, tl-h, 133 .S ,jlh.
Giieger P.ro.s (Charles and .lohn), grocers,
lG4n George.
Cjiros* E"rc.«l X, Contrncjtor and Builder.
10 Batavian Bank Blilg.
Gucntlier Morit/.. confectioner, 323 Main.
Giienther Wendliii, carpenter, SOO S Sth.
i<i»n^
s^ rTiz?, r^ma r-^ii?\ /-sastf "^^^^aa r",. n HI oS^'N H R f^^^ '"^
Northwest Cor. Third and Pearl Sts., LA CROSSE, WIS.
BEST LOCATION IN THE CITY, BEING IN THE BUSINESS CENTER.
FIRST-CLASS TABLE SERVICE AND ROOMS.
RAXES, $2.00 PBR DAY.
Spe.-i.al It.ilrs V.neu tor lioar.i li) tin- Week or .lliintli.
Proprietor.
I ID S. Second Street, LA CROSSE, WIS.,
MANIIF.VCTUKP.K OF
Fine Candies,
Wholesale Nuts, Cigars, Cider, Fireworks, flags and Hollflay Goods.
iSapilwau!{8sSSi,P3u!ej,;;:r:'^estaiidilorlk;8si
ft ■ r. I ?'«' I 1 f> 5 or F.Y^FIty T>I5«iCr55PTI«>\-, fot-Snlc
tSS'JSfV^jSQtJ?'' H85''''»h'^6'* l-«^s|nr Q by <;<K»8sv!.:,va itrtsBuiu CO.,
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<;iiiul Jolm iRrewin;: Co, John
Guild Pit"*, Gcorire F Giinl tree and
Treas, .Tohii Guud Jr t~iipl, IiL'iii_v Guud
Mngr 2\IiDtieapoli3 Ageucy, cor i)lii and
Jlormou Cixilcy Uoad. {t-'L'i- uilc. p 4-:5.)
Gundersou Jlartfn, tailor, i:!03 S 10th.
Gundcr:!oii tievcT, saloon, ',12 ."iiill.
Gundlacdi Gturcro, barber, 5-8 Mill.
Gundlach Herman, silk mul'r, l:!;th nr
Hoi ton.
Gutniao Joseph, clothing, s e cor 4th and
Haiu.
Gulnian Moiitz, dry sjoods, 220 ^Maiu.
Gutniau Sismiind. clnthin?, :;01 Main.
Ilackc-tt Mosf-s K. barlier, 1128 S 7th.
Slaokitcr EjtUl, .^Infr Church Furni-
lure and Fancy AN'oodworUer, 1235
Fcriy. {."^teadc. p /,4J.)
IFaertur I^icholns. bookbinder, 107 N" 3d.
Hahn Jacob, hardware, o2(i Mill.
Ilalik John, cily Ircas, 301 JIuiu.
Halik Jo?rp]i, brick yard, 024 liedtitld.
Hallctl Wni O, agt G. li & N Ky, Bur-
lington Depot.
IlulsbleC, dnigs. 123 S 3.1.
Ilammcs John, grrcer, 1210 S 12tli.
llanimou James, farm imi>t9, 112 N 3d.
llaiL-iCora Willani S, shoe';, 301 Main.
Hansen it Seielstad (Ole Hansen, Jvhvard
H Seielslad), wliol grocers, nead(juarter3
blk.
Hanson Peter, .Miots, Gly Mill.
Harbo liev E P (Lulheran).
Harnisch Mrs Uebecca,propr Tattle House,
.S18 Mill.
Harrington it Scliullz (Eli N Harrington,
Frederick Schull/.), saloon, .")24 Mill.
Harrison Alfred, court reporter. Govern-
ment bldg.
Harrison Andicw J. restaurant, 12S .Main.
Harrison Daniel I!, p.iinter, (J'Jl !Maiu.
Harri.son H H it ( o (Herbert H liarrisou),
mdse brokers, S IJataviau IS.iuk bldg.
Hart Homer (', farm inii>iM, Kil 2s Front.
Hartley John J, shoes. 123 S 4lh.
Harlwell Frank li, ticket agent C, M & St
P l!y, Cameron House.
Haskell G T, painter, 325 Pine.
Hayc.i Mieliael F, omndjus line, djip I'.iir
lington Depot.
Hcaly Frank (.', plumber, 225 Pearl.
Heath Henry C, grand recorder A U U W,
218 Main.
Heddinger Nicholas, saloon, 1202 S Uth.
Hedwig August, grocer, 72'J S lith.
llegge 0 H & Pro (Christian H and Hals-
ten H), meats, 732 li^se.
Ileil Hcnr)' it Son (llenry and Frederick),
sliocs, 224 Main.
Hcnnemann Uev ,r (German He'foriued).
Hedeinan G P>rewingC'o, J lleilemau pres.
E T >rueller sec, lOlS S 3d.
Henry Byron C, conl'ectioner, 604 Mill.
Herkeu Cieorge, trunks, 223 2s 3d.
Hcriilzke Frank J, saloon, 430 JIaiu.
Hermann Thomas, tailor, 323 Main.
Herzberg ^tiss Minna, milliner, 305 S 3J,
Hettinger John R, saloon, 300 S 4th.
Heublein Miss Barbara M, dressmaker, 230'
Pearl.
Heyse Paul, surveyor, 301 Main.
Hickisch Franlc K, grocer, ^2^ Vine.
Uickisch AVenzel J, insurance, a Patavian
Bank l>ldg.
Bai:4!>co I^iSwartl C, Lawyer, 305
Main.
Hillestad & J'edcrson (Nels O Hillestad,
Christian Pedcrson), clotbimr, 312 JIain.
Hirsclilieinier .Morris, awnings, 100 S 5tb.
5Sii>!!!u'i!;!fr A!i)t'r(, Propr LaCrosso
Plow WoiL-M, 510 X 3d.
El!rr«!i!K'i!!U'r .Siiliii^ J, Lawyer,
Lounv, CoHeclion.s and 2sotary Public;
General Agent 2s'ew England IMutual
Accident Association, 120 rf 4th.
Hifcox J.isepb D, confectioner, Gi^O Mill.
Hitchcock IS'elsou I), mmn- ii G Dun .t Co
Mercantile Agency, 5 Batavian i5ank
bldg.
Hixoii Gideon {'. capitalist, 300 jMain.
Hodge George )i, meats, 512 I'ine.
Hodge.s it Hyde (Lyman F Hodges, Sam-
uel Y Hyde), irraiu, 1 Catavian Bank
bldg.
Hofer Charles, s.aioon, 328 N 4lh.
HcOTiiian C^ F, niusu; teaclier, 022 St.ate.
Hefniaun Fied. re.^tauiaiil. coi; Vine and
C, M it St P Uy.
Hogan James J, whol grocer, 111 N Front.
Udkensen liev L (Lutheran).
Holmes Win U, barber, 210 N 2d.
Holmes ^\'m S.dpty collector internal rev-
enue. Government bide-.
Holt'.e Henry G, dyer, 418 S 3d.
Holvor.son Miss Olive, carpel, weaver. lOP?
Berlin.
H(.dv.;i-y Nj mphas B, lumljcr, cor Uagar
and Sumner.
Holy Mat vt Co (Matliias Holy, Lucas To-
masek, .loscph Nekola\plow mufis.S 3ti.
Eloiiic SCcvlaiiraiit, -Mis A E Curat
Prupr, 106 K 4lli.
Hood ('lark L, lawver, s w cor 4th and
.Main.
Horbaez -wski Hev Josepll (Catholic).
Ilorne-M: s .M K. milliner, 517 Main.
Jiuiner IJev S W (Methodist i
Hosly Mathias, saloon. 118 N 3d.
13<>t<'i f>uw. John U Kewell I'lopr, n w
cor 2d and Pearl, opp Ilurlington Depot.
Cliica,?o & Grand T[iinl(
D,
The Favorite Route East
VIA WIACARA : ALLS.
AJoiif Vnrl' lifn l;1PHr9Hr'Q Pn ("1' Assets, SllO.noO.OnO. i Northwcstpi-n Itrancli
|ld\> lUli\ Lllu illO-iluiliJo UU., Surplus. - K..miO.OI](l. I Ofllf.-, 1 1(> :?SiUv:illkto
•St., ."TIIL"iV.irfvi;K, 1VIS. ^V. «. CAKULK, Mate .igent. WALIiKU liltK.NLlt, (,en-l Jiuiiaser.
LA C AND BUSINESS Dir.ECTOET. LA C 441
D. D. McMillan, PresUfnt. E. X. i;ORKEs;EN, Vic-President. J. 31. IIOLLKY, Cashier.
State Bank of La Crosse^
CAPITA I., §.50,000. . ^ St'IiPI.t S, >aO,000.
Do a general Banking buFint'S.=, and make specialty of Collections in La Ojosse
ami nci.L'l/lpiprin'_c to'.vn.s and cities.
PENCE WIRE, SCALES, TINWARE,
Farniinf^ Tools and Wagon Stock, Lep.ther and Rubber Beliing.
. III! *^oi!t3« Third St., E,A CE^O.^«E, VTS.S.
G. E. MCINTAGUK, Pres. aiiJ (.leu'I >[ii,-r. W. P.. MONTAiiUi:. See. and Treas.
LA CROSSE CRACKER CO.,
FINE CRAGKERSrCAlislNDlOrJFECTIONERY,
And )Yh(iU>ale Dealers in NiiLs iiiid Ci^-'ars.
Office and Factory, 208, 2 10, 2 12 S. rront St., - LA CROSSE, VV IS.
•i'KI,];i'IluNlC NU. ','-.
jrANl'FACTt;i;Klt ciF A.NIi lU'LVr.KK IN
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Sash, Doors, Blinds
Genoral Offices and Mills: LA GKOSSE, WISCONSIi\\
JAMES MeCORD,
llJjliDAlji^ IJiiUllljiL)!
AXO .lOlUVllOK IX OILS.
I»K<>»»ll!li;Folt OV l.\ (ItOSSIO 0!I^ 'I VMv LIMC.
'00 mid lo-i South front Nl., - I.A CJlOSt.B;, WIS,
Oud&hy Bvothei'S^lPork and Beef Packers^
' ' AND PROVISION DEALERS.
iTTIl.'W.Vl'
V.'iSCONSI
LA C
■\VISCOMSIX STATE GAZETl'EEK
LA C
O {ft Ilottiucer ifc ^tue'.Ier (John ITotliaecr, All-
~ E cust F Mueller), tailors, 020 S 3d.
,? f> IJoiicU- Oscar, drus-s l;j.>3 Caltdonia.
" ^ Hnuck & Barry (.M IMpur Huuc!;. M F
"^ ™ Barry), plivsicians, loSl Cnledr.iiia.
© j3 IJowartI E^< t'i Co (Edwin Howard, Al-
^ bcrt A I'lillner). Drugs aud Surgical
.. Inslrunieuls, o(J^ ^lain.
"t^ Howard Guori'-e, druf;s, 217 Main.
CA3 ilundredmark' W ]I & Co (M'm H and
^f;;^ Augu.stu.s Hundredraark), whol cigars,
"""j;.^ lOo N Front.
• "[^ Hundt Jjtos (.John aud Clemens), saloon,
^ 22(.; S 3d.
i^ Iliiut Charles A, oils, s e cor -I'li and State.
, "T" Hurley ,Iohn F, propr Hurley's Hotel, cor
te&«. Mill and Idand.
t^ja^^Hnsby & Alberg ClTailin Hutby, Olof Al-
^^ berg), furriers, 2V!2 Main.
^^ Hyde Ijarlholonjew, mu.sio teacher, 1037
*'=«' Caledonia.
■ fS Ikert iKnalz, t.ailor, '.1313 Redflekl.
6?,Olmer P'redcrick Ij, artist, '2\'.> S Front.
&Zi Inihoff Wni A, h.irnt'--:, :nO S IM.
"•^^ Irvine AVm T, watchmaker, under Bata-
I.-&S1 viau Bank.
•>F»l3lanil .Mill Lumber Co, Abner Gile pres,
eS F G Tiffany 6.0, HON .".d.
C/.'? Iverson 0!e, restaurant, 213 Pearl.
^SS Jacobsou J I', carpenter, ITill S lOlh.
€^ Jacobus Adam, insurance. 111 N 3il.
^SUZ •'neolius Peter, blacksmith. 21!) N 3i.
"' Jaekol Julius, gmccr, 1100 S 0th.
5!^ James John it Son (.lohn James), founders,
s e cor Front and King.
Jausky John, grocer, hI'I S 7lh.
Jarvis Charles M, ticket broker, 105 Vine.
Jarvis Nicholas, reslauaant, 12."i Vine.
Jehlen Dominic, meats, 121 S 3d.
Jenks & Leach (John L Jenks, Fred B
l^eachX grocers, 01') Division.
Jcni^en Ole, real estate. i;;02 Uedfield.
Jensen Soren, hardware. lilOO Caledonia.
.Teuson Hans, shoemaker, 031 Jack.-on.
•a».->« Jirgesen J H, physirim, 12. i2 CaU'donia.
•"jiaai. Jolin.son Andrew, carpenter, (ilS Mnin.
^^Bj|« Johnson Biuut, painter, 120 N 7tli.
"^^^ Johnson Ciiris, shoemaker, 1127 Avon.
^i^ Johnson C W, ice, -"^lO Adams.
Johiihiin Jamis. saloon, UKi Main.
Johnson Mj=s Marv, dnssmkr, 320 Main.
Johnson nif, C, shoes, 02") S 3il.
Johnson Cscar P, Hour, 1303 Caledonia,
.lurgensou lleury T. saloon, lOli.i Georire.
Joslen it Bauer (Ernest C Josten, .lohn
Bauer), hardware, 311 Pearl.
.Suiil; •..<«»ii<., Propr American House,
210 and 2is Pearl.
Kiiti:it .bwppii. saloon, 0.")7 Hood.
Kaiser J 11; nry.weed comnr, 721 Division.
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Kaiser Nicholas, saloon, ."il4 JIaiu.
Kaufman August, grocer, OlO Division.
Kavauaugh James J, mnsir North Ameri-
can Teiegraph Co, 130 Main.
Keating W L. safes. 234 S Oih.
Keefe ^iis.s Rose, shorthand school, 307
McMillan bidg.
Keizer Martin, livery, Gohres nr George.
Keller .Malhias, tailor, 211 State.
Keller it Uendler (Gustav A Keller, Frant
J Hendler), printers, lOy Pearl.
Kelley N C, insurance, 311 Main.
Kelly Edmund J, grocer, 207 N 3d.
Kcnuedj' Alexander F, books. 22-"i .Main.
Kennetl W L.physieian. cor 7th and Vine.
Kevin James, city weighmaster, a e cor
Jay and 4lh.
Keys Mrs Abbic, propr St Nicholas Hotel,
701 .Mill.
?iioi>;i!is TlioojS<»rc S^. Florist r.
Fresh Cut Flowers for Parties, Wed-
dings,Funerals. Et ■; also Dealer in Seeds-
and Flowering Shrubs, ]3()0 Madison.
Kilian .Michael X, eniploj meul ageur, 32C-
Main.
Kingston JMrs Susan, propr Tremont
House, 201 S Front.
Kirch John, saloon, 325 JIain.
Kircheis Theodore K, baiber. (120 S 3d.
Kisselbach John, saloon, 216 N 2d.
Kisselbach I'etcr, saloon, 2121 GeorL'c.
Kisselbach it Gro.ss (Carl K'is.-elb.ich. \\m_
Gross), proprs Germauia House, 22n N
2d.
Klaus Rev J H (Methodistv
];iuu3 Samuel, saloon. 111 S 2d.
Kleeber Leonard, lawyer, 211 , McMillan
bidg. ;
Klein it Lueniiig ((christian F KU
Lueuint;i, dry goods, 302 Pearl.
Klick John, carpenter, M(12 S 7th.
Knebcs John, harness, 71lt Mill.
Kuccsel Joseph, barber, 1703 George.
Knulesen Andrew P, drv i^oods, 133 !:
Koch F W. barber, G12 Mill.
J\och Nicholas, saloon. 101 S Front.
Koenig Christian, clerk probate court.
Kocnig Mrs Christian, milliner, 41(1 Main,
Koeuig J G. glass mnfr, s city limits.
Koerner Frederick, grocer, 2i7 N lllh.
Roll) George, dairy.
Kolb J<ihn yi. saloon, .520 Main.
Kollcr Michael it John, grocers, (;20 S 3d..
Kollertz John, toafectiouer, 42^ Main.
Kommerslad Anton W, meats, 915 Logan,
Konzen J ^V it Co (Josepii \V Kon/en.
P'red Leithold), iuslallnient goods, 124 N"
3d.
Koops p:dward. saloon, 50r. Mill
Korslad Larson, t.-iilor. 1230 Mississippi.
■\V'm-
>41b.
Chicago & Gfaiid T[onl{ h
The Favorite Routs East
VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
TL_ ^..«,l/^»#^>^v "^••.•fr' fr^ Hiifrs of Stoam, Hydraulic and Haii<t-P«wcr
RHcl Store TincUs o( a
1 UiiuU, runii.!,, i.tc. .ji:-514 (on
i^ierce street, Milna
like
. >Vis.
LA C
AND BUSINESS DIEECTOKY.
LA C
4-13
ESTABLISHED 1S84. INCORPOSA-TKD ISSO.
^WP. W^fV^ M"Cm ^^AT'l^ -pATvfl^
CAP5TAL, 625,000.
x^a-rtic'O.la.r .Zii.ttein.ticn. I^aici to Collecticns
IMPOKTER^i ASV -KlIlHEH.^ OF
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS
GATEWAY CITY GAP^N/[KNTS.
■ LA CROSSt:, WISCONSIN.
:.Iariiifacturi-r unJ Wiii.lfsale ami U.'ail D.iili-r in
114 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
LA CROSSE, = - WIS.
E. 1-31 _A c ic: 35r E i^,
Designor and Buiidsr of Churcli FurnltiirG and Altars.
I'ulpits, Cfiiiftssi.,ii;uics, Cnmimininri liail^ l!nt)li-.mal Fi'iits-. Pt:.l i.)ns of rli,. ll,,ly Cro-<s,
Wooil Caiidk'.sliul;s, Crus^.'s. I'te. tfliilu.s in WmikI or rhi:.li-r. Mr.n-
ufaclurtT of all Kinds of Laiicy Wocd Work.
PLANS AND PPJCE LISTS &ENT FEEE ON APPLIOATION.
Office and Shop cor. 13Lli and Ferry Sts., LA CROSSE, WIS.
Steoiim Boiler Works
JOHN CRAMS, Proprietor, - NORTH LA CROSSE, VV!3.
STEAM BOILERS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Mipct Iron Worliofjill Iiiii.l«, sin-h as Riiioke Staclcs. lireechiiicrs. Tanks, K..ttl.-s, Coolfrs.
i^park ArrcstiTS. Klt\ ICiCS'AIIC WOtCIv OV AI.I, KI.\DS A SFlCi;-
I.VI^XV. Kxchisivvly |-irstCI:iss W,.rl;. All Work Warrautod.
(.'onvsiKtiidcoce Suhcir.-d. lOstiinates Funiisliod.
\ T^ y,^ s ^**' 1- =""1 I^ I-oiirtli St., roti.l dii l.ae, Wis,
S't-'B iTcLll^r^ LARGEST STOCK OF 0!L CLOTH AND CARPETS.
MjiMOiQ pr'^TDU p D uiHECT ROUTE unnTHrnn JO'",'
ILLiiiUlo iLiiiilhL fii Hi to aii points in SiUllinDlu \h\,lh
444
LA C
■SVISCONSIX 6TATB GAZETTEEK
LA C
Kowalke Etui! E, grocer. 1101 S "il.
Kranz Xicbclas F, lirj' goods, 7.39 Rose.
Kralchwil J.iichaol, who! confcctiouer,
109 S Front.
Krebaum Cliarles A, plumber, 510 ilain.
Krebs Ernest V»', iosurance, !» Fmik b!!:.
Kreutz Franli, ealoon, l^jiy.} S Ttii.
Kroner Adam, bartiv,-are, u"Jl Pear!.
Krn;icr (Trcu, Joliber in Ueavy and
Sbelf Hardware, \Vai;ou Stock, Jjlii!
Supplies aud Tinware. 110 S '6d. (Sec
adv, p .',41.)
Krueojer Mrs Carrie, dressmaker.
KuUliuaii & Ga-3 (Adolpli F Kublman,
Anthony Gas^), cornices, StO S 3d.
Kurlenacker Charles, clerk circuit court.
Ku-^isell Isaac, clothing, 707 lioso.
La Crosse Almltoir Co, J S JMedarj- pres,
Joseph Clarke sec, s e cor Front and
Vine.
La Crosse Beer Barrel Co, A Ilir.-bl.cimer
pres, O L Boyngton sec, 51') N .'.J.
La Crosse Board of Trade, C F Klein pres,
Robert Calvert sec.
La Cr<>N>iC Krewery, C A' J Michel
Brewing Co Proprs, cor S Gd and Divi-
sion. (.'~':t> adu, p .J.jJ.)
La t:ro^.«c Blrit'k C"o, F A Gross
Pres, i;-ibort A Herald Vice-Prea. .John
P Salzer Sec and Treas; OiUce 10 Bata-
vian Bank bldg. Yards foot ol" Gran-
daddy Bluir.
La Cro.sse Brush Electric Light aud I'ower
Co, F A Copeland pres, George McMil-
lan sec, 707 N lid.
La Cros.se City Railway Co. 15 E Edwards
pres, II E \Vc.=it sec, 123 S 4th.
La Cros.se Club, Howard Cr;uiier pres,
Horace Gregg sec, 500 Main
Lii <:r<»>sc C'rjifUcr :iii<l t':iii<ly
Co, G li Montague I'res and Gen .MnL'r,
W ){ Monlajue Sec and Treas, .Miilra
Cracker.o, Cakes aud Confectiouerv ;
308 to 212 S Front, Telephone 08. (S.-e
ado, ]i Jilfl.)
La Crosse Daily Press. Daily Press Pub-
lishing (Jo proprs, 109 S 3d.
La Cro.sio Daily Times Pulilishing Co. EC
Burke mngr. publrs Daily Times, 8 w
cor 2d and .Main.
La Crosse Gas l.isjlit Co. James Vincent
pres, George Mcilillan .sec, 707 X yd.
La Crosse Grocery Co (capital, .s.50.000).
Silas B Caiman pres, C^rl A Kaoppler
sec. 30:^ S 3d.
Lti <Jr<»«;se Iiitcr-.'ilatc s'siir Asso-
ciation, B E Kdwarrls Pres. W E J.nck-
crby Sec. II P Mnt;ili Treas.
-La Crosse Knittino: AV'orks, G K Montague
pres, F W liobbins .see, 410 N 2d.
La Cro-sc Linseed Oil Tv orks. EC War-
ner mngr, State bet 1st and 2d.
La Crosse Lumber Co, F A Copeland pres,
J B Grigg sec, cor ^Sliil aud Windsor.
La Crosse Mnfrs and Jobbers' Union, J J
Hogan pres, Robert Calvert sec.
La Crosse Morning Chronic!i>, EUis B
Uslier editor and propr, 119 .Uaiu.
La Crosse ^Mortgage Loan Co, Abuer 0
Hunt mnsr, llONSd.
La Crosse Music Co, Myron Uawley mnsr,
104 S4lh.
La Crosse Kaliona! Banli (capital, f 200,-
000), G C Ilixon pres, S S liurtoa cash,
a e cor Main au<l 3d.
La Crosse News Publishing Co, I) 0 Ma-
honey pres, P W .Mahoney sec, pubirs
La CroFso News. ■■^01 llo.-e.
La Crosse Plow Woj ks, A Ilirshhcimer
propr, 519 X 3d.
ing Co, T A Dyson I'res, J S .Medary
Vico-Pres, W R Finch Sec and Treas,
Publrs Republican aud Leader, 1 13 S 4th.
La Crosse Soap Co (capital, $25,000). J J
Ilogau vicepres, Philip Schmidt sec, cor
JIarkel aud Front.
La Crosse Star Knitting Co, A S P'arnam
mngr, 12S Main.
Lii Crosse Slenui Wycii's und
Cleansing ICslabli-hment, E J Daniels
Propr, 11^ S .Til.
Lii Crosse SIcjiim Lmimlry, Charles
H .Miller Propr, 119 S Front. Tel i:;S.
La Crosse AVailis Carriage Co, B B Henly
pres, J A Edwards sec, s w cor 3d aud
Badger.
Latlin Horace B. physician, 217 .Main.
Lahure Nicholas A. grocer, 900 S 9tli.
Lamb & Bcckel (.lames I Lamb, Louis
D(ekel), fruits, 117 N 3d.
Laudeau S Leeipold, ailis!, 300 .McMdlan
bldg.
Lans; Giileon G, eouiily coroner.
Lungdon A B<'3d (Mrs Ann Lau'idon, .\n-
drcw Boyd), pork jiacker.s, 11 li N 3d.
Lange Diego, liardware. 024 S 3ii.
Langstaiit Herman, tailor, 320 Pearl.
I.apilz .Michael, general store, 1201 S 10th.
D..arsesi Cliiirlcs, Di'aler in Groceries,
l.)rv Goot!-:. Notions, Etc, n e cor Bcrliu
and Logan.
Larsen A- .lohnson (PrlerM Larsen.Jolin O
Johnson), saloon. 21.j S 3d.
Larsen & Seluud (Ole Lar.sen, !!orre :\I Se-
luud). paiulers, 010 ^lain.
Laul/, .\u;ruM, meals, 211 N 3d.
La Vake Thomas A, grocer. •'-^02 Rose.
Lawrence Theodore B, agt Am E.'cp Co,
129 N 3d.
NortflStartrOnV/orks. ) Cniiai-itr, .•|OOIi:iii<)H-i:n-:inoori, Msriiinists. Foundors, CoilprTnoKiTs,
IMBISII 3!.V.\rKlnlHl.V(iC0. (.3!ilh.^k■ht^.^:l«.MIllM:lchinery.^Iini^l,.:•Iil,•lun,■r)■,rorJ^?a:..l!ll:.■ll
Ashland, - - V/lsconsin. ^ SpeeJ tn::iucs, Uuiler
rTransmiltiiis .llachiutri , etc. See
TTiTTTlV-S'Tr^tT "^ ft finTTR! A"E A SAFE. PLEASANT nnd nFMABLK CURATIVK AGE>T.
J. Uit'^'.^i.U.ii Ji-Uti..', .;..^W riElFVlNG: I.WIi.l'UAllhlil sir.KNi.TllKMMi ; —
llie JAM'.r-.*JlL,i^E ■I'LilZi.i^'Sl RATJ2S illurj luTaiids >uperior ItfiiK-diul AJrautagea.
LA C AND BUSINESS DIEECTOKT. LA C 445
Brass Goods and Metals.
OFFICE, 122 South Front St., LI CROSSE, WIS.
Wood an.l Iron Pumps, Iron Pijn and I'ittinjr^^. PUiinbers' Goods. Lead Pipe and Hose, Hydrants
and Sewer I'iiie. 'JVl-i'lioue \os: Ojilee. i'i; K.jsid.r.ce, :>!.
CIJX STONE CONTRACTOR.
Building and Cemetery 'v/ork a Specialty.
All Work GuiirauliJL'tl and at Lowest Fi^'ures. Estimates Free.
f'os'iioi' I*iiie .Slrcct ami Vi'f«l A% omic, - I^A CE?OSSIC, WtS.
. DtOPIULTOr.S OF Tiir. —
LA CROSSE FOnilBRY AO IIACHrill! SHOPS.
Manufacturers of all kinds of Iron and Brass Castings, Building Work a Specialty.
Shop and Office Jay Street, bet. Front and Second, - LA CROSSE, \Y1S,
The Pampsrin a Viigge.nhorn Cit;ar Co.
manufaoti;i;ers of
Kos. 221 and 223 Main Street, OIiicc 221, - LA CROSSE, WIS.
OiirPojiular Knimlg nr.\ Florde- 1'. an.l \V., Iji Ronja, Acorn, Ulack Hose,
CliUMis, ilarni.my and niuuy otliers.
A.splT.alt Paver and Roofer.
Particular atlention paid to Private liriveways. Walks and Cellar Bott^-'ms.
Also Agentforthocelebrated ADAMANT WALL PLASTER
Factor)- and Waroliouse (orner Caiiiidiell Avenue ami ilst. St reet.
OITice, 221 Llchlillan BuildiDg - LA CROSSE, WIS.
ChicapTfl'.'^rSSrPau! Ej, ItX M an^iiSst
simmsm VENETIAN eiiiio go., , :«ANv..vcTur.E«« o^
Omoei Factory,:!-! Lake St., ;iIUVAlKi;i:,>VlS. LSlQSt liH^rOVGU liGne!ia!1 BliliiiS.
440
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WISCONSIN STATE SAZETTKER
LAC
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Lechleidncr Win, confL-clr, 002 Mississippi.
Li fling we II Ji J A; Son (.Uiuiisoa J and
Edward .T), harness, ISiO George.
LeliDen Peter saloon, 31'J Pearl. ^
Lcinfclder .J A, arcliilect. (JL"J S <Jlb.
Lessard .Mrs Frances, milliner, TOU Rose.
Lessaul Fr.iiil;, saloon. ."1I.5 Ilnijir.
Lester Win J, agt U S Exp C'u', s e eor 3il
and Stale.
Levy .Jobn M, produce, 128 S Frouf.
Lewis .lames, trunk mnfr. 1103 I'ine.
Lewis Olc G, saloon, 172.") Onalaska ave.
Lewis T A, carpenter, 022 Division.
Lieu Christian L, drucs. (i20 Mill.
Lienlolikeu Jens, county treas.
Lieulolcken .John, banker.
Li;,'si!li>o«iy JaiJics liJ, Real Estate,
hivestmeuts and Jusuraiice, I.') Dataviau
_15ank Uklg.
Linker Bros (George and Henry), barbers,
403 Main.
Liiin ,)obn C. pumps, 203 State.
£>i>>tiiwtit :?:iiil V(>, G C ili-\-on Pres,
JlkhacL Funk Vice-i'res, Wm Lislman
Sec aurl Treas, Proprs Victor Mills, 414
S Front.
Lloyd Frank 11, hardware, 320 Pearl,
Ijockman K/.ra .M, livery 110 S 2d.
Loelller Ilros (Merman and Otto), clotliintr,
IMS 3d.
Lobrailler \Vm, af;t C & N W Ry.
Lohslreter Carl, saloon. 900 S ."jlii.
Long P.rus (John and Fred jr), meats, 1243
Redlield.
Loomis Edward D, books. 427 'Main.
Loomis Ira G, pianos, 12) S llh.
Loomis Miss Nellie II, music teacher, .')07
Kiug.
Loscy & Woodward (Jo.'-epb ^V Losey,
Gil M ^\^)odwardl, lawyers, 331 ."\Iaiii.
Lovejoy Bros (Herbert and Fred C), plan-
ing mill, K e cor 7lh and Li Crosse.
LniKlqvi.'U John, jeweler, 323 Main
Lut;-. Paul, haller, 203 .Main,
Mc.Vrthur l);uiiel S, physician, 'i'C) Main.
McArtbur Polydore S, phy.s, SO.") .Main.
JlcClelland George B, photo, 12.^ S 4lh.
McConnell Jobu'E, lawyer, 304 McMillan
bldg.
Mot."or<l.S:»nK.''i, Wluilesale Drntij, 100
and 102 S Fmnt. (Sfeiulc, p y^i:)
McDonald Bros (Donald A and (JbarlesM),
lumber, 107 2S Front.
McDouald Horace J, physician, 223 Mc-
Millan bldg.
McDonell A A, boarding liouse, 210 Viae.
McDonnell John .\, grocer, 227 N 3d.
-McKldery E ^\', U S pension examiner.
McGovern John J, saloon, 1()1» \ .■^d.
McLean Henry C, barber, lb!34 George.
JIcMillan Alexander, capitalist, 212 Mc-
Millan bldg.
McMillan it Ackerman (Ale.xander :\IcMil-
Inn, J E Ackerman), stock farm, 12
miles 'w.
JIcNary Itev J W (Presbylerianl.
McPlierson House, .'Mrs A N Miller pronr,
019 X 3d.
Mabie Frederick, dairy, 910 Johnson.
Maddocks .Miss Abbie. artist, .020 S loth.
Madsou Otto, tailor, 1210 Caledonia.
:\Iat;ill Edwin B, real estate, under Ba-
tavian ixink bldii.
Mau'ili thonry B» A; Co (Henry P .Ma-
gill, U .M Lewis), Investment Bankers
and Brokers, under Balavjnn Bank Bldg.
Mahouey Paul "\V, lawyer, ?00 Rose.
Malin Alois, .saloon, 110 S 2d.
Malin Jobu, saloon, 200 S 4lb.
Malin Paul, saloon, 120 S 4tb.
Mftuustedt Theodore, underlkr, 411 Sod.
Maiiville Marvin M, wholesale li(iuors, 114
X Front.
Mnr{ifts.S DK, Asphalt Paver and Roifcr;
Factory and "Warehouse cor (."ampbell
ave and eist; Oltice 221 McMillan Bldg.
(tke ath\ p .'I'iS.)
Mariner George- E, drugs, 42.") j\Iain.
Marquardt Charles U, physician, 107 S 3d.
Jlarquardl Frank, eoufOclloner. 229 N 3d.
Marsh Le-.vis, iv-taurant, 323 Pearl.
liJavsloii iV (.:» (D.miel and Daniel W
Marston), Wholesale Grocers, 12.'j and
127 N Front.
.Martin C D, brjuse mover, 1012 S 9ib.
ULirtindalc Stephen, insuraiiec, :;2.S .Maui.
iMartindale it :\Iarlindale (Sleiiheii ir and
Edward S H). lawyers, 320 Main.'
]Martinek John, meats. 1001 S TAh.
..Mathewson it Qen.ske (\Vm .Matbewson,
Cbailea F Genske), grocers. 02.^) .Mill.
Matiak John, meats, ] 120 S Tth.
Matv.dorf C^harles H, saloon, ITSS George.
.Maurer Albert X. physici.in, 2.31 ."Main."
.Maxwell Abraham AV, confertr, G19 Mill.
May laaai; G, milliner, 320 .M.ain.
]\leasou Louis E, pbotographer, 12S N 3d.
Jledary John S, saddlery hdwe, 120 IVarl.
ileister Ikos (Sevmour \, and .\lvin A),
livery, 120 S 2d!
^Mentis Henry, gen store, 1417) .Jackson.
.Mercer "Win S. jeweler, ."ill ilain.
^lercier Dennis, blacksmith, 205 Stale.
Merrill Piobert S, furniture. 72S .Mill.
\Iever Aiigusl, shoemaker, 210 Slale.
.Michel Cbarle.s, meits, 90.'; Denton.
,T3iohel C «.V S lln^wUiii <-'", Charles
Michel IVes and Treas John .Alichel Sec,
Proprs La Crosse Brewery, cor S 3d antt
Division. [See iuh\ v 4''S.)
Chicap & Grand ]mi ^
Palace and Dinino- Cars
' ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
C'oicap <?i Gfand Try[]|( h
Palace and Dininr: Cars
I Ofii ALL THSOUGH TRAJiJS.
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Michel Jacob, confecliouer, IGCO Giioige.
AlillcT Mrs Anna N, propr jMcl'berson
Iloufe, 619 N ad.
Miller August, broom mnfr. 111 S Front.
:\lillcr C"8i:!i'lcs ki. Lawyer, Deutselier
Advokat, iS'otary and (Jolkclious, 3~1)
Main.
?SIIIcr Cluirlcs EI, Propr La f'rosse
Steam Laundry, 111) S Front. Tel loS.
Miller Henry, saloou, 105 S 3d.
>Iiller Hiram G, physician, 013 King.
Miller James G, lawyer, L^OO S 4l,h.
Miller Julius, barber, 511 Hagar.
Miller L A. carpenter, 1300 Sliile.
Miller & Fritz (Ciirislian jMilkr, Ernest
Fritz), meals, 327 N Olli.
Miller vt l^Iurray (C;hrii'ti!in ivliller, James
JIurray), grocers, lllh and lia Crosse.
Miller & Hummers (Joseph i\Iiller, Wm T
Summeis), crockery, 3-2'-! Pearl.
Mihliouser Abram A. ;_'roecr. Sl."i .S -"tb.
Minnesota House, J A ^\'llak■)l propr, i200
X Front.
Mitchell James, pawnbroker, 103 .S 3d.
Mitchell' O iM, carpenter, 711 Uohc.
Mold AVm, carpel weaver, 203 iMdl.
Molitor Mrs F H, notions, 11? S 3d.
Moll & Leissrinj', clollunL', 231 Main.
Woiiroo S^fjiHcr <'<>. J W ,Si;iuuer
Mngr, Mnfrs of C'licmiral Ink Erasers,
124 to 12.S N 3d.
3Jonl«si!C <»illON E5, Pres La Crosse
Cracker and Candv Co and La Crosse
Kniltinp: Works, Vice-Pies La ('rosse
National IJank and La Crosse Wallis
Carriage C^o, 213 S Front.
Montes Mrs Anna, dressmaker, 412 Missis-
sippi.
Moore & Smith (Martin T INIooie, Chailes
A Sndth). d<'nlisls, 227 Main.
I'lori'is '^l &^ iStt, Onc-l'rice Clolliiirs.
Tailors and Fundshers. 2015 and 20.S
Main.
Morris Thomas, lawyer. 811 Itoso.
Morris \Vm. shUhjh,' 18S1 George.
Morton W P, velcrinary surucon, 5! 1 Jay.
Mosher Milfurd E. lumber. il7 N 3<1.
Mo.ss John, carpenter, iH).") S ."illi.
Moss & Sou (Zarhariah 1, and /achariah
H), barbers. CIO :\lill.
Mould Frederick \V, pholoi^r. IK! S 3J.
Moullou Isaac H. coal. Vine St l)ii»)t.
Mueller O A, surveyor, city engineer's
ofllce. J . J s
MlU'llor mc|>lieii, Barber and Mnfr
Spanish Hair Ke.Morative, 11)7 X 3d.
Mueize Ollucar. walrhmaker, 224 Pearl.
Muelze Paul, jeweler, 324 S ."itb.
-'>luipliy Kcv Ambro.se (Calbolic).
.Mnrphy Andrew J, saloon, 702 Mill.
Murphy Richard D, chief lire department.
Stale Street Engine House.
Murphv \Vm, propr Foy Hotel, 31'J Vine.
:Mutli Henrv, saloon, 220 S 3d.
.Mvhre OleL. meats, 811 Sill.
Mvrland llev E L (Daptisl).
Nekola Albert, saloon, llOn S 3d.
Xt'Ssoii AluJrcw. Lakery, Confec-
tioncrj' and Jleat JIarket, 013 and 015
Logan.
Kelson Louis N, painter, 20,"; S Front.
Nelson Nicholas, .--aloon, 7(i0 ?Iill.
Nelson Peter, confectioner, 320 S 3J.
Neukom John, saloon, 120 S 3d.
Neumau August, meats, S24 S Sth.
Newburg Casper, grocer, 030 S Olh.
N'cAvcIl JoSili K, Propr Hotel Law,
n w cor 2d aurl PeaH opp Durlingtou ■
Depot.
Nichols George, grain, 130 Main.
Niebubr Henry, grocer, 102'.i S 4lli.
Nis.seu Henry K E, physician, 123 S 3d.
Noble A U, painter, 1.52.7 Slate.
Noelke Bernard, bool'.s, 531 Main.
Noctzel Fred, grocer, 1725 S O'b.
>i«ll EScruiiiii, Sidi.mi. Billiard Itoom
and Bowliuii Alley, 120 N 3d.
Nora House, Knut Seilstad propr,328S 3J.
Nordslern (weekly), Adolf Candriau propr,
123 Main.
North American Te'legra]ili Co, J J Kava-
iiau!;h mngr, 130 Main.
XwrSii B^ii <'r<»s«,c i?oiIcr WorUi*,
,Ioiin Grams Propr, KU .Mill. (.Sc: iidi\
p .',.',3 )
North l^a Crosse Cornet Band, George E
llird.scll leader, 810 .Mill.
Noiton I'lederick, C(uifr. 1033 Calednnia.
Novak John F, grocer, I HO S 5lb.
Novelty Wood Works, J K WheeU-r propr,
s end Bose
llak Grove Cemetery and Grren Ho\i-:e=i.
J \V Loscy pres, Kobert Calvert stc, J 00.7
La Cros-e.
Oatnian Silas B, farm inipts. 'OH) S 3d.
(_VBrien Fraidi, phy.sician, 322 M.-un.
Odder Albert & <.)tto, meats, 7lts Clinton
Oehler F xVlbert, shoes, 3 IS Peail.
Oeltjendiers George, saUion, 513 .Mill.
(i1m.ii ILuis, shoemaker. 820 Mill.
OlMin J..hn, saloon, 708 .Mill.
Olson Nels, piano tuner. 1340 Berlin.
Olson (Me, .saloon, 1732 (Jeorsxe.
Olson Olof, music teacher, 71 (i Sumner.
Ondell I'eler, grocer, 1531 Kane.
O'Neil John, saloon, 515 Hagar.
Oph-nder Adolf, barber, 00 ) S 4lb.
Ostby Christian, saloon, 508 Si Cloud.
Ostrander Lafc, barber, 512 Mani
Osweiler .Mathias, saloon, 031 .Mill.
nil
m
nmu[iif:in7oZ7i:m]mi\mi
ILLliiS mu [i, R
Short and Direct
I Route from
CHiCnSfl, SOlJTil
448
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Ott B ifc Sons (Denedict. nctiediot jr and
Joun). niachiuists, 315 S Fr'^nt.
OUilie Ciiarlc'S, physicinn, S'Jii Pearl.
Oiirnt Mrs A SIj, Propr Home Restau-
rant. 1(18 N 4Ui.
■Ojeu <)<lin J!. Wall Paper. Paints and
Interior Decoratiiii:, 314 S 4lh. lA'e
adv, 2^ -fSS)
Page i-raucis L, ticket agt C& N W Ry.
Palmer Bros (John V and David II), livery,
130 Pearl.
Palmer Edfar, dentist. 403 :Mnin.
r'aiii|>t'ri!i, \Vi!;s;e»ilsorn Cif?ar
Co, Eu),'ene '\\'l."::;enlifprn Pros, Jnlin
Paniperin Trea.s. W A "Witriienhnrn Sec,
Cigar Mnfrs, 201 and ~'SS Main. (.sVc
ai!v, yi i-'rJ.)
Parizelv Mrs Catherine, meala, 1101 S Stli.
Parlt Hotel. JIrs J\dia lienner piopr, 201
N 3d .
Parlicr Edward W, jeweler, SO.i Rose.
Parlier Wm II. architect, 311 Main.
Partridge IlerinTt L, dnijf<. .'^O.) Rose.
Patterson Sanniel B, veterinary surgeon,
338 S 5th.
Paul John Lumber Co. ,1ohn Paul pres,
George Sslzer see. 51S S Front.
Pavel; Jo.'epli, grocer, 103'3 S 5th.
Peck Harvey J, coninr L' S coiiits, 320
Mala.
Peck & Spenee (Harvey ,T Peck, R L
Bpence). insuianee. 3'JO Main.
Peter.sen Keiineih. mugr Wisconsin Tele-
phone Co. 230 .Main.
Peterson Miss Augusta, dressmaker, 323
Main.
Pctricek August, baker, 507 ^tain.
Pettingill it W'eincr (.1 ). I'.lli;igill, Otto
Werner), insurance. :')04 Main.
Petty Joseph, gardener, ITOl Denton.
Pfeiifer Wm, saloon, lylO Oenrce.
PfilTncr Andrew, liarne;;3, 2.'2 Main.
Pfluger John it .Sons (Jolin, Floriau and
Frank), coopers, lilO Ferry,
Piehl Gustav, baker, 700 .Mill.
Pierce Georce II. jilaning mill, 32:! Ilagar.
Pierce Samuel I!, luachiue shop, .jOl .Mill,
Pillsbury Mrs Arnold, milliner, 533 Main.
Polleys W Ernest, city clerk, 415 .\Iain.
Powell P.ios (George" and Wra A), physi-
cians, S 2tl n e enr Main.
Powell D Frank, phys, c^r 2d and Main.
Powell R .1. carpenter. 1427 Kane.
Powers W P .t Son (Wm P and Fred W),
]iluudiers, 125 S 5lh.
Poyson Rev J M iTniversali-.t).
Pratt .Mi=s Alice, dressmaker, ^!;: Mil!.
Prets Henry, veterinary s;ir:reon,22i'i Pearl.
Prentiss (Juy C, law\er. 322 Main.
Preschle Wm>. saloon, 301 X 3.1.
Provident L jan and Buildinix Association.
George ilcMillau pres, liobert Calver.
sec.
Prucha Rev John E (Catholic).
Pruetz Charles, saloon, 7o0 I^ 31.
Purdy S D, civil engineer, 513 IClng.
Putman Cliarles li, restaurant. 121 S 2d.
Quinn Andrew, shoes. 201 Main.
Qninn & Whilworth (Charles Qv)iaE.
Joseph ^\'hitworth), blacksmiths, 510 St
Andrew.
Ragan Miss Mary, dressmaker, 415 S 3d.
Rascmau Hugo, baker, 211 Pearl.
Rathmell Henry C plumber, 017 Rose.
HawliuEon James, carpenter, 1111 S 7th.
Rawlinson Joseph, carpenter, 313 King.
Reed Charles L, physician. 324 Main.
Reese &, Loring(U'm E Reese, Nelson J
Loring). laundry, 118 S 5ih
Rehfu.ss Jolin. me'ats, 41':' M.ain.
Reichert David, saloon, 901 Rose.
Reick Otto H, liaker, 703 State.
Reini Rev C G (Lutiieran).
Pieiniers D &, Bro (l)itlef and Ludwig),
pork paek<T3, 320 .S 3d.
Elfitiiok VvviX A, Insurance, 309 Mc-
Millan Bldg.
Reuggly John A, physician. 304 Pearl.
Renggly & Stromers (.Vlfred R(!na:gly,Wm
C Stromers), photographers. 302 .S 3d.
Renjkjib Cornelius, grocer, 1533 Kane.
Renner Jacob, house mover, 1417 S lOtb.
Renner Mrs Julia, propr Park Hotel, 201
N 3d.
££ci>i:l>lioitii iiik! IjOikIop, LaCrosse
Prinluig and Publishing Co Proprs. 112
S 4lh.
5J.i'v<Te !!IiuiE>ie, Ole Ulviu Propr, 100
N 2d.
Reynolds Royal R, carpenter, G27 S 2d.
I^ichardson Frank, photogr. 121 N 4th.
tti«'liat«lMMi iV rryo (Fred W Rich-
ardson, Frank M Frve). Proprs White
ICleiihaut Shoe Stoie,"l22 Main.
Rick Guslav. grocer, 1129 S 12lli.
RIcK W C. grocer, 1001 Loomis.
Ridenour David, gunsmith. 211 State.
Hiese Joseph, cigar mufr, 1107 S 4lh.
Rietz ltev((':at!.o!ie).
Ring Fred jr, eitv comptroller. 415 Main.
P.ing R.'V Frederick (Methodist).
Ristow Theodore, grocer, 1301 Piue
Ritter W J, painter, 1403 S -lib.
Roberts Peter N, dairy, cor KJtii and Tra-
vis.
Robinson James it S.jn i.James and Homer),
coal, etc. 200 ^ Front.
Robinson Jolm L. meats, 510 Main.
Robinson Nels. Ijarber, 30! .Main.
Roden Hugh, dairy. ^27 Avon.
Emy il ^-^ i Vj? « W On lor Null-, lulalufuci Krce. •# 'J-J.j W. AVuter Street, JllHT.H'Kn,
Learn Shorthand and Orgo^ BeV BUSinOSS GoIicgG, T!^i,u:"";;ci.o«r'T';vu:
Typewriting at the ^ cousin. 'j. .N.3U-CU;xN, l-resUpuir K. F. qUi:;T.»L, secretary.
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i:odi;n Samuel J, dairy, S23 Avon.
iioJolf E G, insurance, 127 N 5th.
lingers Garry, barljcr, 227 Pcnrl.
Ui^ucis JIrs .Jecuie, lifirber. oil Mill.
Koijere U L. vet siirneou. 1712 Prospect.
Itooscvcll W A <L)oiii|>:iiEy, W A
IJoostvelt Pre? nml Tivns, James .'\lc-
Cord Vice-Prcs, Andrew PlIcb Sue, Job-
bers in "Wrought Iron Pipe. Bras.s Good.i,
Pumps, Wind-Mills and ]\IiU Supjilies,
122 and 12-1 S Front. {Srs adv. p 44.', )
Kose Barntlt, 2a-liaii(l goods, 21-1 S 3d.
Hose Geortjc I>, jeweler, HIO .Main.
Iloss Henry, architect, 112.'5 Vine.
I'.oss J Will, architect, 112:5 S 11th.
li.'lh Frank G. grocer, 52'.) Main
1,'irwlcs J A, phys. s e cor 2d and Main,
iiuhoft Au{;iist, pianos, 010 S 7lb.
I'unckel Louis, druj;.'!, 12-1 S 5lh.
Iiuape Henry F, grocer, OU'J Main.
It'.isscll John F, insurance, 1000 Kaue.
Kyder Mrs A.nna, bding house, 123 In -Ith.
Kynning EriU I', clothing, 727 Kose.
feiidbr^jl ISciiry "3, Attorncy-at-Law;
Practices in State and U S Courts, 1)23
Main.
Sugen Pev A K (Lutheran).
>l Nicholas Hotel, Mrs Abbie Kevs propr,
^ 701 Mill.
Sal/.er Henry A Lumber Co, Henry A
Salzer pres, John I' Salzer sec, 1202 S
yih.
.Salzor John A Seed Co, John A Salzcr
pres, Henr}' A Salzer eec, cor S Nlii and
Adams.
SalluT A J Ac Co (Andrew J .^alher.
Christian J'etcrsoii). Mnl'rs and Deali.'ia in
Pools and Shoes, 1200 Caledonia.
•Saiiar Andrew, saloon, 221 S ::d.
Saupe Charles H. saloon, 82S S 5lh.
Savage Edwin P, horscshoer, 221 Vine.
Sawyer & Austin Lumber (,'0, David Aus-
tin pros, \V Vi Sawyer sec, cor Itose and
Gillette.
Schnefer Jacob, saloon, 017 Green Bav.
^■<'!!aldaioii E'f«'«!ei-I«'U A, Dmler in
Groceries, Wines and Lniunrs, 3ol
, Pearl.
Scharpf Christian F, hardware, 125 S -Ith.
■Vharpf George, tailor, 113 S 2ii.
^•ch.-uermanu Otto, baker, 1110 Caledonia,
^chierl Ignalz, liquors, 117 S 2d.
"ihini Mrs Elizabeth, bird illr, ,026 S Sd.
Sehintgen Peter, ice, 500 S 3d.
Schlammes :Michael, propr Cily Hotel, 220
Pearl,
^■ehniidl Mrs Annie B, propr ICuropeau
Holel, 223 S 3d,
^-chneeberger ,Tohn. saloon, 427 S 3d.
-'~< lineeberger Leonard, saloon, •ll.'i S ;id.
44!
Schofield James, saloon, 1S23 Onalaska av.
Schomers John, carpenter, 514 Berlin.
Schreider Charles E, grocer, 1122 S 4th.
Schubert Charles, meats, 1725 George.
Schubert Frank, meats, 605 Mill.
Schubert Joseph, meats, 301 N 9tli.
Schubert \Venzel, meats, 520 S 3.1.
Sehuld P J, grocer, 329 2^ 0th.
Schultz Frederick, saloon, 2307 George.
Schultze liobert, baker, 715 Rose.
Schwalbe Joseph, carpenter, y27 SSth.
Schwaiz Vincenz, furniture, 207 Pearl.
Schwebnch Very Rev Jaraes, vicar general
Catholic diocese of La Cro.sse.
Schweizcr Charles H, lawyer, 331 Main.
Scott George W, painter, 110 N 4th.
Scott Robert A, postmaster.
Scott Wm J, sherill.
Sees Jacob jr, carpenter, 419 Pine.
Seielstad Kuule, propr Nora House, 328 S
3d.
Selliek Joseph, grocer, 1501 S Slh.
Semsch August A, meats, SOO S 3d.
Seiusch Frank, meals, 300 S 3d.
Servis Charles, dry goods, 710 Ferry,
Servis Thomas IJ, clothier, 400 ."\Iani.
Servis Wm F, ladies' furnL's, 410 .Man.
Seymour Mark L, conlr. 1511 (:nledi)nia.
Shadboll .Mrs Frank, oonfeeti-, Sl'j Rose.
Shaw Mrs James, music teacher, 03-1 .Mis-
sissippi.
Sliepard Gilbert, jihysician. 812 Main.
Sbepird Guy 1!, denii.st, 02^ Ro'^e.
Shephard D W I!, p!a-;tcier, 1010 Avon.
Shimmln Thoiiuis ji, maible works, IMG
State.
Shivers Ashlov, liarber, -122 .Mill.
Shook Mrs Ada, confectr, 228 Pearl.
Shullz Benjamin, saloon, 500 S oii.
Shuman P P, insurance, 712 S 12th.
SUlensol Theodore, toolnuiker, 224 Jay.
Siggius & Groves (P.urdeltc A Si!.'gins,
Thomas J Groves), furniture, 1210 Cale-
donia.
Sill ^\■|u R, capit.alist, 920 State.
Singer Eliza, jeweler. SIO Ro^e.
Skin.uer J %^', .Mugr JMouroe Eraser
Co, 124 N 3d.
.Slont 4'liJirlr>i L, Mnfr and Dealer in
All Kinds iif Harness and Muuutings,
Whips, Rnbes, Etc, 830 Rose.
Smiley Hivam F, physician, 108 S 7lh.
Smith Edward M, propr Union House,
1915 Prospect.
Smith Rev G W (Baptist).
Smith Hampton B, real estate, 413 .McMil-
lan bldg.
Smith Henry W, printer, 713 Rose.
Smith Julius W. liarilware, 717 Rose.
Smith J J, physician, 721 Caledonia.
ChicailO ^' Rrand TriJn'( Wl P^^^ceand Dining cars
"iHuu^U LV UIUIIU IIUIli\ iljl ON ALL THROUGH TRAiU'S.
I PIP
lES'^felTED
TIH'] Jtf! V A N5' A- SBJt A'fTON <'[j J.
l>:ilc'~ yoilllt; l:i.Uo« lo ilo at<,«ptui,lo
ivorit ill i5ii^<iiicf.» 0<llccs.
■450
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Smilh li Jay, pictures, 312 McMillan blda;.
Sniitli Milt's Co, \V II Smith nres, I) \)
bniilU sec, W!\i;ou nuifrs, CO-l N 2i\.
Smith (.)tl.inilo H, poor comnr, 41.') Miiiu.
Smith's S T Sous (Orrin L and L Augus-
tu:~), insurance, 20'J .McMillan bkli;.
Smilh it Giites (iVIonzo 15 Smith, l^crry
Gates), confectioners. r.OS MhIu.
■SocM 52rs g. Bl, All Kinds of Hair
Work and Jewelry Made to Order; Hair
Dyed in All Sliiides, o21 Main.
Sorensen D T. hardware, 41o S 3d.
Specht John F. .saloon, H21 X 3d.
SjU'lU'C Tiioitlits ES, ^Vhok'Sa!e and
IJelail Drugjj,ist, 120 N Front and 303
Main.
:SpetlIe Bros (Olement and A Frank), plio-
loj^rapliers, trOG Caledonia.
Spiccr it Duschinan (Ernest L SpicT, Vic-
tor liuschnian), printers, 119 .Main.
Spies Charles E, saloon, 114 N 2d.
SpiUa Mathias, cooper, lol),S S Tth.
Stadicli Jo.sepli E, tailor, 115 N 3d.
Stair Wrn, saloon, 300 S 4lii.
Standard Oil Co, W W Holconib mngr,
foot of Vine.
St;in«'k .SoStii .S, I'ronr City Granite
and Marble Works, S 3d cor Cameron
ave. [See ddo, p //-io.)
Slangl Geor,!;e, fuvnitnro. 121 X 3d.
SdUe FEiitiU of S.a <"f<><i>>e (Capital,
^50,000; Siii|iliis, ^','0,000), I) D McMil-
lan I'res, E >; P.orreson Vice Pros. J ]\I
Holley Cash, 311 .Main. (.V-v -.■(/'■. p 441 )
Slalo f^lfft'S ESotisi'. G E Biilaine
I'ropr, '..';.!;! Stale.
Statliein l-iphraim, lish, -120 .Main.
Stathem Miles li. wlml fruits. 20!) N 3ri.
Stavruni it llnlhert; (Thomas Stavnim,
John L Hulber^O, clolhiiiu'. 22^ Main.
Stcenberj,' Mrs O C, dressnikr, .OOO Main.
Stciner Peter, dairy, liltli and Main.
Steinlein AuLruslns, real eslate. 320 Main.
Stellinf;\vare Florus, sewing machioes, 120
S 4tli.
Stelt Mrs Minnie, dressmaker, 327 S 3d.
Sten/, Win, blacicsmilii, 41.'") X 3d.
Stephenson John, real estate, cor George
and Gillett.
Stevens Henry 0, grocer. 421 Main.
Steves Prosper E, fj;aril('iier, .")l."i S Stli.
Stoddaid (;iiarles L, physician, lo^i X 0th.
Stokes X F it ColXina F and Anna S),
milliners, Ol,") St Cloud.
Stolize it Schick (Gustave Stol/.o, Hugo
Schick), arcliitecls.
.Strand Halvor E, grocer. 1 117 Ferry.
Htrasseu John )', saloon, ll'.Otj Denton.
Straus Doaran C, grocer, 302 S 4th.
Strauss F, wagoumaker. 222 J;iy.
Strauss "Wm, dry goods, 705 Rose; shoes,
115 S 2d.
Streetsr John, dry soods, 1230 Caledonia.
Strellz W , grocer, 1434 .Mississippi.
StiiU Anton, cooper, 1014 S 4th.
Stromer Kev F (Lutheran).
Strousc B E & Co (Bernliard h Strouse,
Qustav W Ensel), hides, 125 Pearl.
Strouse Leopold J, clothing, 223 Msin.
Steusser Frank, blacksmith. 517 Si Cloud.
Sluve it Thompson (.Vndrew G Stuve,
Xels Tlionipson), clotiiing. 11,S S 3a.
.Suiter Friend C, jJiysici in, !503 Hose.
Suiter Waller F, physician. 802 IJose.
Sullivan Florence, horseshoer, Jay bet 3d
and 4th.
Swaithout Kzekiel C, physician. 004 Rose.
Sweikert John, boarding house, OnO .Mill.
Swenson Charles J, hdwre, 1711 George.
Talley CJrant, grocer, 329 X 1th.
Tausehe Raymond, propr Eugle Hotel, 120
S 5th.
Tausehe Vincent, hardware, 119 N3d.
Taylor Frerterk'fc, Sliple and Fancy
Groceries and Produce, 113 N 3d.
Taylor Georco H, grocer, 731 Rose.
Taylor "Win W. grocer, 127 X 3d.
'Ffi'tiiiUT ESvi'iiSilii t,', Flourand Feed
Mill and De.iler in Grain and Grass
Seeds, 202 and 204 S Front. {See adv,
V .;-^~.)
Ten liroeck Rev W E (Episcopal).
They.son JIra G.;orge it Co (.Mrs Dora
Thevson, Mrs .Male Raley), iiiilliiiers,
329 Main.
Thocuj' Ji»!iii, Cut Stone Contractor,
cor I'liic and Wi .^.t ave. (Sii- adv. p ,/.'■''■)
TiiitiBiiis ttcv Witi ii, Siipt Board of
Home ."Missions, Prcsbyteiian Synod of
Wisconsin, 305 McMillan bldir.
Thompson A 0, artist, Madison bet lOlh
and 17th.
Tlionipson George B, physician, 500 .Main.
Tiiomiisou Isaac, restaurant, 311 X 3il.
Thoruburj' J E, (ningr), dry goods, 403
JIain.
Thorpe .Fohn B, book agent, 405 McMillan
bidg.
Thorslad Erik, grocer, 401 S 3d.
Three Star Ice and Fuel Co, David Druin-
mond preg, F J Samuels sec, 215 Cass.
Tiedeiiian Elmer . I. physician, 3 Funk bik,
Tillman Bros (Frederick and Wm), furni-
ture, 118 S 4th.
Tillman Wm. physician 310 S 4th.
Tippman'a Bia.ss riaiid and Orclic-tra, Isi-
dore Tippman leader, X^ 5lli.
Tollefson Ole, grocer, 431 .Main.
Toms J W China Co, B F P.rvant pres. J
W Toms sec, 50O and 502 .M.-iin.
ILLiliCIS C[i!T?,AL ?i, f!
DIRECT nOUTE (]
I to all POINTS
T„ IIOOTIiER?! mL
Shicap S Gfaod ]m\{ Rj
TliG Favorite Route East
I VIA fJIAGARA PAULS.
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TorraiJfC Joliii I'l.' Son (John ami
Wm), FounticTsanJ Miicliiui^ts, llUjaj'.
{Si'e tidv, p -i-'/S.)
Tower O 11. dairy, SOO N 12ih.
Traiic .Baities A, Plumber, Steam and
Gas Fitter, ii'^O IVarl.
Trernont llousu, ilrs Susan Kingston
propr, 201 S Fiout.
Trilk Theodore, paiuter, GlS.'^Iain.
Trow A S it C'o (Alvin S Trow, Sylvanus
J Waite, Jerome O Trow), lumber, w of
C M &: St V round lioib.e.
Turnbul John B, tlour, ('.13 St Cloud.
Turner Harry 1', watchmaker, llTj X od.
Tuteur Moins E, wliol cluara, S2y Main.
Tutlle Hou^e, Mrs Rebecca liarnisrli propr,
818 -Mill.
I'hl >I«tlbow, pliysieiiu, G03 Main.
Filler Matthew, blacliMiiilh, S.'O l!o.=o.
L'liicb John jr, book.s, under JJatavian
Haul;.
I'lviu <fk', I'ropr Hevcie llou.-;e, 10(3 >.'
2d.
Union lliui.se, E M Smith propr, I'Jlj
Prospect.
United Stales lOxprcss Co, Vv J Lc.sler agt,
a e cor 'M and state.
Usher Elli^ I), editor and nropr La Crosse
Chronie'e. 1 1'.i Main.
Valitpiett llriiry 10. .-^aloon. Oil Mill.
Titti AuU4'ii <:ilijiflvh ."i, l>istriet Aiiimt
New York Eife Insurance Co, 201i Mc-
Millan I'ddg.
Tan Is'ocker Andrew R, grocer, TOO Rose.
Vardeu, P O Even.sen publr, 207 Main.
Vater Rhein Hotel, John Forster propr,
111 S -lib.
Viek Rev K O (Enlluion^.
iicior :*3s!!^, Listman .Mill Co Proprs,
^Flour Milli, 41-1 S Front.
Vincent James iV Son (James and estate of
Eugene), lumbi^r, 202 Cianierou ave.
Viuig'ar John 1. Ii:irber, lf-00 Ueorire.
V«K'^i-!c iV. E£f«» (Colllieli F and JiJiu'i,
Proprs Noitli La Crosse Brewery and
Sulo.m. 210 .Mill.
Voighl Henry O, meali, 100 N 4lh.
Voiut it Ril'ter (Frediaiek Voigl, Henry
Riller), earriagemakers, u w cor 2d and
Mt Vernon.
Vol'mar John, u'locer, 1101 Pine.
^Vachsmutll George, confeclr. 402 Mil!.
Wachtcr John, saloon, 001 Mill.
Wacbter it PfcilTer (John Wachter, Valen-
tine Pfeitler), packers, 003 Mill.
■\yaeker John, saloon, 3ia Main.
"Wade .Mis Hcrtba A, restaurant. :.'0*) Pearl.
Wagner it Johnson (Carl WaL'ner, Bernard
Johnsoni, barbers, 221 S 3d.
Wah llau, laundry, lOO S 2d.
Walker Frank S, grain, 224 Main.
Walker Peter, grocer. 1624 S Sih.
Wall Louis, baker, o22 S olh.
Wallace David, caipeuter, 112! Division,
Wallace E P U, puvsiciau. 027 Vine.
Walter John, saloon, 304 Pearl.
Wannebo Matbias. i^rocer, 1232 Caledonia.
Wanner Alc'vantU-r, Insurance,
Steamship and Ruhoad Ticket Agent
and Confectioner, 120 S 2d.
Ward Jliss Adela D, milliner, 1029 Cale-
donia.
AVursaw John F, carpenter, 1012 State.
Watson Aaron M, grocer. 504 Main.
Webb Bros (Wm 11 and Lesley Cl, barbers,
120 N 3d.
Webb J Bunn, city a^^sessor. 41."i Main.
"Weber Benjiuiin, "barber, 112S S 7ih.
Wchausen August, ciirars, 213 .Main.
W'ehrer Fred, propr Wisconsin House, 30"^
S 3d.
U'eltrer i^ EimiU'ii-^s (Fiank Wehrer,
Ernest Kaulfuss), Grocers and Saloon,
Wciduer it Johnson (Alexander Weidner,
Julius () Johnson), barbers, under ."Mc-
Millan bidg.
Weiser ^Mra S E. dressmaker, 427 Pine.
Welcb Michael E, veterinary sur:Teiin.
Wenzel Ferdiuanil, grocer, 1310 Redtield.
Werner Otto, city assessor, 3tll ."Main.
\Ve;a La Crosse Lumber Co, J C Schaller
pres, John Ran jr sec, 114 M 3d.
Western Union Telegraph Co, W ]{ Chap-
man mngr, 112 Main.
Weslou Ruel F, stone dealer. 221 N 12th.
Weston it Simon (Joshua W Weston, Ma-
thiaa Simon), drugs, 107 S 3d.
Wbalcn James A, propr .Minnesota House,
200 N Front.
Wiict'l iiiu! i^fOdcr Muf'i Co, B E
Edwards Pres, W H Davis See and
Treas, ..Mnfrs Seeilers, Gram Drills, Ha\
Rakes, Lan.l Rollers, Harrows, Etc, e^r
AVood ami Clinton.
Wiedemann Rev .lo-^epb B (Catholic)
Wiele it Schildman (Wm Wide, Florenx
Schildman), saloon. 327 ^Lain.
\Vieseudanger John K, cigar mnfr, 1222 S
7th.
Wiggert E B, harness, 202 S Hli.
AViggerl John, grocer, 1114 S 3 1.
Wilcox Francis, dver, 104 .Main.
Williams C T, real estate, cor Rublee and
Oualaska ave.
Williams James, grocer, 1722 Georire.
Williams Jc Tiirnbu:i((.;eorL'e W Williams.
Harry I Tnrnbull), turnilure, 223 Pearl.
Willing J it Sons Olohn, Louis G and John
E), clothing, 117 S fh.
Ckap,f;lilMyke Hi M Rfat'Trilestand kkM
ILLiiiOlS CtOTRiiL I fi
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Wilson Jolin D, mngr Grand Union Tea
Co, 412 Main.
Wilson O T, saloon, S29 Pearl.
Wilson Uichard T, meats, n w cor .Jay and
4tb.
Wins Ring, laundry, 008 Mill.
Wing M P, lawyer, 7 Batavian Bank bld».
AVinsauer Charles, saloon, cor Cth and
Farnoni.
Winsberg Henry, dry goods, 211 Main.
Winston Horace A, juslice, 41D .Main.
Winter, B^ch & Winter (l''rauL and Wal-
ter 0 Winter, John J Esch^ lawyers,
217 JIcMillan hlrjg.
AVinlers Bros (.luliu A and Oliver G), phy-
sicians, 317 Pearl.
Winters O G, city physician, 317 Pearl.
AYiscousiu House, Fred W ehrcr propr, iJOS
S 3d.
Wisfoiisiii IjjiinlKT ntuJ TiScUg
Co (Capital, $100,l)ilO), :,Ious Aij(ler'--'m
Pres B I! Healy Vice Pres, Louis Lar-
son Sec, cor 2d and Jay. {&c adi-, p
437.)
Wisconsiujind ^Montana Mining and "Mill-
ing Co, "Aimer Gile pre;, ¥ G Tiltauy
sec, 110 N oii.
Withee N H (estate of), Louisa A AVilhee
guardian, logging, llGN;!d.
Wiltwer JItniian K, iihysiciun.
Woll Ole C, grocer. 1002 Kane.
Woolsey Sheldon P, capt ferry Ijoat, ri21
Pine.
Yeo & Clark (Wm Yeo, Frank M Clarl:),
flour mills, a w cor 2d and Pine.
Young Elliott C, lumber inspector, 11
Batavinn Bank bldg.
Young Men's Christian Association, Frank
D Hopkins sec, 425 Main.
Young Philip, saloon. .MiO S lid.
Ytreh'us Kev Christopher (Bullu-ran).
Zedwick A; Yolenec (.Mrs E Zcdwirk, .Miss
Barliara Volenec), grocers, 122:i Wlnne
bago.
Zein Juli\is & Co (Jidius Zcin, Frank Net
wel, Frederick Siede), meats, u;j7 N 12lh.
Zeisler George & Sons (George, Geort'e jr
and Leonard), paper mnfrs, 71s! N od.
Zischke Albert H, saloon, 912 S ud.
Zube Carl, furniture, '6Vi S3d.
LADOCtA. In Fond du Bac county,
18 miles southwest of Fond du fjac. the |
county seat, 5V cast of llraudon, the near- |
est railroad station, and 10 northeast of |
Waupun, the nearest bankinir point. Poii- j
ulation, -10. Jlail, tri-weekly. Levi 1
Chase, postmaster.
Chime I..evi Bl, (ieneral Sl^ie.
Hams J V, blacksmith,
llazen Chester, cheese mnfr
LA FAEGE. A j>ostoffice in Ver-
non county, lo miles ea.il of Viroqua, the
county seat, nearest railroad station and
banking point. Population. 70, .Alail.tri-
weeklj'. S. W. Green, postmaster.
Grccii S 1^', Insurance and Justice.
La Farge L'niou Cornet Band.
Parker C .\, shoes and harness.
Tale George E, stock breeder.
LA GRANGE. A village in Wal-
worth county, 12 miles northwest of Elk-
horn, the county seal, 0 south of Palmyra,
the nearest railroad station, and Ss-'Utheast
of Whitewater, the nearest banking point.
Stages daily to Whitewater and E!kliorn.
Population, 4.r>. Mail, daily. .Mrs. M.
Hazard, postmaster.
Blomil^' S P & Co, apiarists.
Broker Theodore, blacksmith.
Cooper, Newell &: AVorlhington, cheese
mnfrs.
ilivAiira Mrs :?5, General Store.
AN'orthington Duu, cheese mnfr.
LAKE I'lVE. A postoffice in Wash-
ington county, 10 nules souihv.-est of W^est
Bend, the county seat, and 3 west of Col-
gate, the nearest railroad .station. Ocono-
iiunvoc is the nearest banking point.
Stages semi-weekly to Harllaud and inter-
mediate points; fare to Harthuid, oO cents.
Mail, scraiweelily. M. Higgins, post-
master, farm implements and msurance.
LAKE GENEVA. Formerly known
as Gene\a, is pieliire=4iiely situated on the
lake from which it takes its name, and on
the C. i-t N W. By, and is a lhmri,ih!ng
village ill \\'alworth county, Ui mile.? from
Elkhotn. .^3 from .Milwaukee, and 72
from Chicago. It is one of the loveliest
summer resorts in the country, and ;the
iihores are dotted with villas erected' by
wealthy (Jhicago meichants, and several
large steamers and a fleet of row boats
arc in constant rc.-.'.diiiess to convey pic-
nic parlies to different points on the
shore. The lake affords excellent water
power tuili/.ed by Jlouring and oatmeal
mills and ati agricultural implement fac-
tory. The products of the above, with
pork and wool, form the shipments. Sev-
eral good hotels cater to the wants of the
traveling public, and the city contains 6
churches, representing as many denomina-
OhiGO'TO h trend
'It?'!-'' 'i.'ii
Tha Fr.vorits "o'Jie E«st
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tions. Good public scbools, an opera
bouse, 2 banks and 2 weekl)' newspapers,
iLe Jlei'iihl and Ibe jS'etrs, eiicii also pub-
lishing a daily edition durincr tlie summer
Boutbs. Land is valued at $:jO to ^70 per
acre. Stages to ISprinelield to meet all
trains; fare, 50 tents. Exp., Am. Tel.,
W. U. Telephone excbangi-. Population,
a.oOO. George E. Head, po.Ntmaster.
Arintl«l El K, Druggist.
Ashlou Wni, painter."
UiiuU of ticiievii (Capital, k,50,000),
Erasmus D Hiobardsou Pres, Charles E
Baell Cr.sb. {S,y ,„1,; hdo:n.)
Barfield Josiali, ca"-b First National Bank.
Barker Jossjib M, dcnti.st.
I'arnctt Wm L, grneer.
Bashaw John N, blacksmith.
Batchlet Addison, insurance.
Beamsley George, dairyman.
Beckwith Warren, civil engineer.
Briegel & Burns (IJeiuhard Briegel, John
Burns), barncss.
Btitt George, librarian Y JI C A Library.
Brown & Buell (Wm Brown, Emery A
Bueli),' farm impts.
Buckbec Francis A, justice.
niieU Charles K, Ca.sliier Bank of Ge-
neva. {Sl'c adi, hdow.)
Buell J\Irs E A, milliner.
Bullock John, photographer.
Bnvdick C 11, iusurance.
Burdick S C, cabinetmaker.
Burton J ¥j, flour mill.
Camp Seavcy, J ]{ Seavcv propr.
Cjsrumn <';corf;c !', Draper and Jlcr-
chaul Tailor.
Ci»«K! S S,;V!!;ent for 3Monroe Patent Stone-
ware and yhite Lined Kefrigeralors.
<-'ii>.Ucy K EJ, Propr Whiting [louse.
Catlin George E, pliysician.
Ch.i<.,. Charles L.asstcash First Natl Bank.
t'lark Chancey L, wagon maker.
Colliy Ora C, dry goods.
Commercial Hotel, Charles L Qoigley
propr.
Cook's Camp, J C Cook propr.
Cook J S. propr Cook's Park liotel.
Corbin Cabinet Lock Co, Henry L liill
mngr.
C!orDue Hugh, restaurant.
Cutridge Bros, painters.
Cuttridge Wm II, music teacher.
Davis James, stage line.
Deignan A P, grucer.
Donaldson Alexander, tailor.
Durkee Harris, coal and cement.
BJiirkcc tV, FEasraii (Uairis H Durkee,
James llai;an), Meat }ilarket.
Eagle Hotel,~John Kolni j.ropr.
rir.st X:U!<Mi!il Bank (Capital, SnO,-
000), Alvan E Tyler Pres, Josiah Bar-
field Cash. Charles T Chase Asst Ca.«h.
Flannagan Mrs James, dressmaker.
Fontana Park. D C Porter propr.
Ford's Opera House, Aliss C L Ford propr.
Forest Glen 7'»rk, J C llockwell propr.
Forrest Samuel, contractor.
Frederick C E & Co, i)lumbers.
Freeman Sisters (Sadie G and Netta E),
milliners.
Fi'cnch Charles S, lawyer.
Oellett Mist O. music teacher.
Geneva Lake Jlilitary Band, Wm H Cutt-
ridge leailer.
Giberson Jlrs Janus, dressmaker.
f»llS>ort €l;srcxi<'c S?, Grocer.
Giliicrt Ethan L, farm impts.
G'Uild Joscjih II, pi'in public fcbnol.
Gould ifc Day (Charles H (jould, Thfjrnas
Day), geneial store.
Grant. Harvey N, furniture.
Gross & Brooks, ice.
Hague & Bucknall (Wright Hague, Al-
lard Bucknall). meat market.
Hammersley Charles H, florist.
Capital, $50,000.
^\ •* ^^ "^"^ '''if
•■^^'*«*=' 6-<^ A b» *>i'yk.
EsLlblislicd ISIS.
Surplus, $5,000.
E. D. HTCIIARDSON, PresLient, C. E. EtTELL, Cashier.
*-"Ui;i;si'ONDEMS— Chemical Bank, New York ; Commercial Bank, Chicago ; JUitchell's
Bank, Milwaukee. Insurance ctlected in best companies :
''Etna, Hartford and Phreiiix, of Hartford ; and Northwestern, of Milwaukee,
lU-al Esiaic. O>rre!>|ioii<lcuoe »4«>U<itc«l. Stcanisliip TicUels.
INTERIOR DECORATORS, ill'^'iTi^.^St
Sfi., Milwaiike*. WALL i'iPKILS. Tflepiioso aib.
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Ihtsumersley W H, drtiLiiivt,
Ilarina T J & Son, furnituri.'.
Harvard Park, ]\Irs 11 B Jlinier propr.
li-.yes Uarrv E, dentist,
ll!-;,' &, Xetliercut (Jaiues E Ueg, John E
-Xctliercul). proprs iler:ild,
Herald, Ueg it Nethercut proprs.
Hicks Georcje L, barber.
Hicl;3 Joseph ^I, harness.
Hi-hley Rev J II (Baptist).
Hill Henry L, mngr (Jorbin Cabinet Lock
Co.
Ho! brook Rev Daniel L (Congregntiona!).
lD;;ham & .lloore (W'ni 6 Inghaw, Frank S
^Moore), hardware.
Johui;on Frank, grocer.
Johnson M K, mngr Lake Geneva Steam-
boat Co.
ICayes' Park, A Kayes propr.
Kee Ed, lanndry.
Kent Jiefrigerutiir ^Yagon Co, 31oberl
Whiting siipt.
Kestal Cliauncey C, real e=tate.
Kohu John, propr Eagle Hotel,
Lake Geneva Light and Water Co, E P
^Vheeler sec.
Lake Geneva New.";. A K Owen propr.
Lake Geneva Steaiubout Co, M N Johnson
mngr.
L!d<e irouse, Henry S Moore propr.
La Salle O T, hotel.
La Salle O T it. Son (Ouesime T and
Charles O), carpenters.
Lee Lcm, laundry.
Libby Frederick E, barber.
Liclity Jobu, cigars and tobacco.
),inu Willard U, veterinary surgeon.
Ijcmesee Edward K, pliysiciau.
Mcflhye John, bl.acksndih.
^k'Graw Edward, livery.
:Macdonald Wui )L pliy.-^iciaii.
Merrill l'> G, carpenter.
?.Ioore Jtlrs Fannie, mu.= ic teacher,
jvluore Henry S, propr Lake Huu.se.
Mcore I'hillip U, Jive stock.
Morgan ;\Irs S, carpet weaver.
Napper & Moore (W'ni Napper, George
Moore), boat builder.s.
Nethercut George S, shoemaker.
Nev.Iierry Edward O meat market.
>;ortli UcvT W (Methodist).
i.)akwo(jd Uetreat Association (capital,
.■?100,OiJU). U A King pres, George xV
i'ost, M I), resident physician,
Oatman Bros (Edward J and Frank),
creamery.
Ov.'eu Miss Dhue, music teach. -r.
Owens A=a K, propr Lake Geneva News.
I'ainc Bradford T, .'hoemaUer.
Pendleton M A, noiion.s.
Pettet D, general store.
Post George A, physician.
Powell 3Ir:5 M A, crockerj'.
Quigley Oiarles L, propr Commercial Ho-
tel.
Hansford George W, hotel.
Raymond Hev \V W (Episcopal).
Reymond L, well digger.
Reynolds B O & J C (Genoui O and James
C), phy^icialls.
Richarii'.oii B!:ra><iiiiE>> E>, Pres Bank
of Geneva. (.Ste <((/(•, p /fSJ.)
Roger Henrv. jeweler.
Roseniieii; Charles S, dr}' goods.
Saiiford iL^iihraim, boat.
Sawyer Wallace, blacksmilh.
Seymonr l''rank G, mngr Wisconsin Tele-
phone Co.
Seymour .John V, ice.
Seymour O/ias. agent Am Kvp Co.
Seymour AVin H, meat market.
Sherman D;iuiol E, lawyer.
Sherman l>Lvid \\, vcterinar)- .-surgeon.
Sherman J ^V &, W W (John W and Wil-
mottc W), livery.
Short Richard 1), livery.
Simmon- James, lawyer.
Simmons Joiin B, lawyer.
Smith Sti'uheu 11. shoemaker.
Smith T"C it Co (Timothy C Smith,
Thomas H Crurnmey). hardware.
Smith tv. Lock (Herman Smilli, Charles
Lock), t'rocer.s.
Sondal iV Cable (Peter Socdal, Morris
Cable), clothing.
Stanford Charles R, barber.
Thewalt Wni, dairyman.
Thorsen .John, photographer.
Trolt Harry, restaurant.
Tyler Alvan E. pres First National Bank.
Walker A ui'tin, grocer and shoes.
AValker Billings A, real est.ate.
Walker's II:dC Austin Walker propr.
Walker Mrs M S, dressmaker.
Warren L B, laundry.
Wheeler Mrs Adelia. milliner.
^VJiitJru'' i-Soiisc, E R Caskey Propr.
Wilbur Lumber Co.
Williams Ira, drover.
AVilson Wiley H, physician.
Y Jl C A Library, George Brltt librarian.
LA.KE MILLS. A village on the C.
& N. W. liy. In township of same name.
Jeiler.son cnuuly, 0 miles northwest of Jef-
ferson, the county seal. It is fast becom-
iuL' a popular s\unmer resort, as the beau-
tiful lake on the outskirts affords c."CColleiu
boating and fishing facilities. Has a
private bulk, a weekly newspaper, the
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AND BUSINESS DIRKCTOKY.
LAM
!.-i/::' 3fill^ Lcarler (Inil.), nnd gooj hotels.
Kvp., Am. Tel., Vv'. U. I'opulatiou,
I'.'uD. W. L. Hoskins, postmaster.
i;iiick Genrge, briber.
]'..)•!'• A II, geueial store.
IJrajloii Ciiitioii D, Dentist ami
.T.i^tice.
l;ri;ilkrenlz II J, saloou.
iiro'.vn W F, hardware.
I^ruiis George n, ];ardware.
iJiitter I'ackage Co, butter tub miifrs.
C'-itr Elizs, painli.r.
Cebell Albert, livery.
('lu--.more John B, .slinemaker.
( liild I, raiboad agent.
Cock L H, pianos and organs.
Ci'.nier Henry, blacksmith.
Crsrner •k Ililelicock, pumps.
Davis E C, barber.
I>i'ir,eiit A C, meat market.
lUulisQ Frajj.'i f 6, Pliysiriau.
II luing Wm, biick niiifr.
Di.iiKlHS II L, flour mill.
Hisike W H, photographer,
r.iirl David G. physician.
i:!!iott John II, -wagonmaker.
I'njsberg Conrad, village clerk.
Kagsberg & Eail, dnir;i;ists.
F:u:ro F]i& Co, dairysupplies.
•■"nvihe Grove Faetory, chee.se ninfrs.
Ki^hcr John, veterinary surgeon.
;''iotc Frank, jrv.elrT and express agent,
("■ericke Fred, saloon.
<>re«'iiwo<Kl ESro-*, Bankers,
''-■rciieau Fred, carpenter.
<!riswold & Frascr, farm inipts.
Hahn Tlieodore, general store.
IjHi.sen George, boots and fhocs.
■:iirl)iek John, live stock.
U.^rvey Elijah N, blacksmith.
■ eniungson P C, contractor.
illakcr Thomas A, painter.
itchcock E N, painter.
Uehcoek S P, mar.slial.
lb rnakle AlraoQ, harncssmakcr.
f losIilBis V/ »., Hooks and Stationery,
'''■^•■e IJ, furnilure '"^
"■■^■•v WniS b,.iils
Ib.vvHI 11 ^ 0, roufoctioner.
niiM.s <-|,,,rl.-s B., Coal and Feed and
I r..|,r The Leader,
^luiiter Alexander, omnibus line.
•;"tit<i.| Ijros, tailors.
■-■UUTe Kev Samuel (Methodist).
;--»" J h, telegraph agent.
V"' t'liarlcs A, pianos and organs.
^.M'l-c II A, geiieial store.
,""-■ ■)'il'-'' Comet li.and.
v'''."''*"^' ^''^^^'-•s 1^ llubbs Propr.
: • ' fis.ni ,1 G, shoemaker.
Chicago, mmlK £ SI, Paul
jVIillard Frank, live stock.
Mills Alsop V, lumber.
Neaper G F, blacUsiuilb.
Newton House.
O'Eriea Thomas, .'shoemaker.
Oehler Mrs C A, dressmaker.
Passraore Jerome, painter.
Phillilis M C, live stock.
Plumb Miss Jennie, music teacher.
Praeger liev John (Moravian).
liny, Xolvoii & €'(>, lical Estate.
Heed & Coombe, general store.
Kice II A, confectioner.
Scavcr Frederick A, cutlery mnfr.
Silliinau Miss Aiuja, music- teacher.
Spooner A F, grocer.
Taylor Fred, carpenter.
'aVri }■ rnrs 'e& t,. Music Teacher.
Voelm.an Herman, painter.
Voigt I'jrnest, vragonmaker.
Waison n P, hotel.
Wolf A- Stephenson, hotel.
LAKE VIEW. A postofflcc in Dauo
county, 7 milc.i .south of .Madison, the
county seat, and lij north of Oregon, the
nearest railroad station. .M.adisoii is tlie
nearest banking point. Population, 1,00.
Mail, Iri v.eekly. Susan a. Hoiran, post-
master.
Dick Alexander, stone mason.
Dick S;auly, carpenter arid mason.
Fi.sher B J, justice.
Getts Connid, grocer.
I80KUIE n'Jifliiu-l, Shoemaker.
Ahuphy Alir;ditm, farmer.
MuijihyMis^ Helen, dressmaker.
LATCEVILLE. In Chippewa county,
20 miles north of Ciuppcwa Falls, the judi-
cial seat, and 10 from Cailwiigbt, the
nearest shipping point. JIail by special
supply.
LAMAUTLNE. A village on Fodr
Mile cueek, in I^md du Lac county, 7
miiea southwest of Fond du Lac, the coun-
ty seat, and -1 north of Oaklield. the near-
est railroad station. Fond du Lac is the
nearest banking point. Stages triweekly
to Bramlon and Fon<l du Lac. Popula-
tion, 000. .Mail, tri weekly. U. S. Allen,
postmaster.
.•MIcii II S, General Store, Hotel and
Feed Mill.
Bayton C: C, loans.
Devor Bros, buililers.
Lamartine Brass Band, L Brown leader.
IViisli A E>, Loans.
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Pike W W, cooper and mason.
Smith F W, real estate and insurance.
\Vtb:ler II, vcluiiiiHrv surL;eon.
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LAMBERTON. A postonice on
C. ifc IS. W. Ky, in H:icine county
miles northwf-st of liscine, the county
and Dearest binkin? jioint. Populii
100. Tel., W. r. Kxp., U. S. "\V
Tompkins, jiostinnster.
Elias Jolin, c'cncrnl s-tore.
Petura .lolin ij & Co. t;eneral .store.
Tonipfvins W I, Railroiul, Exp
Tel Agent.
LAMOI^T. Known ulso as JLisroon,
is in La Fayette county, 10 miles northeast
of Darlington, the iuilicial scat, usual ship-
ping and banking point. Population, 50.
F. E. Tiee, postmaster.
Centennial Cheese Factory.
Hanson John, carpenter.
Hunt .T C, saw null.
Tree Frank £■;, General Store.
LANAE,K. A i...st.ii1ice in Portage
county, 18 miles soulhc.tt I'f S;tvens'
Point, the seal of justice, l;i west of Wau-
paca, the nearest liauking point, and 8 from
Amherst, the nearest .^hippiiia; point. Pop-
ulation. 80. Wail, tri-weeklj'. Thomas
Riley, jr., postmaster.
lEilej" 'I'luoiiuiK. General Store.
TjAKCASTKR. The iudieial scat of
Grant county, in the cenlial portion of
which it is situaltd, bO mile.s sout'iwest of
j\I»di-on, 16G soulhwest of Milwaukee, and
'.w'ol norliiwest of (.'liic^go, is a station on
the C. it N. W. Jiy. and is one of the ruost
beautiful and lienllnfu! towr'S in the State.
Its educational and leligious facilities art;
c-xcellenl, and consist of gooil graded
pcliools, a hii^h school, J3apti.st. Congrega-
tional, Methodist E[iibC0pal, Catholic and
Lutheran churclic;. A nourishing Ladies'
Art CIn.sM i:? susl/uned, and in all respects
cducalioiially as well as socially, Lancaster
rank.s foremost among the towns of il.^size
in the Stale. Besides the usual niimberof
special and general slorcs and a thorougli
reprcsenlathui of the learned profes.~ions,
the city contains machine shops, a carriage
factory, ,a creamery, a .sa-h, door and iMind
factory, brick yard, smelting ftirnacc, an
excelsior factory, good hotels, i banks and
2 weekly newsp.ipers, the diant C'l^nitii
JUvul'l and the !'■ 7. r, which keep the citi-
Cliicap fi Gfaod ]\\A R;,
zens informed on all current topics of in-
terest. The adj-icent country consists
chietly of rolling praiiie land, which at
Lancaster is broken by hills and valLys.
A great diversity is thus given to the Imd-
scape, and some of the loveliest scenery in
the State is to be found here. 'I'lie soil is
a lichloam, well calculated for the growth
of all the cereals, v,-hich. with some gar-
den produce and live stock, form tiie chief
shipments. Slaves to all surroumling
jioints. Populalhin, 1.7.MI. Tel,. W. U.
E-\p., Am. Tiic'ihue A. Eurr, postiuASler.
Baldwin .John II, jeweler.
Barber Alexander ii, physician.
Barlow Washinglon, furniture.
Earnetl & Son (.lared E and Harry) om-
nibus and dray lines.
Barrows "SVm, briek mnfr.
Barstow Edwaril E, mason.
Bartlett .7 0, pouUrv breeder.
Bashford C II A Co (Chalks H and Luther
BashfordV general store.'
Baxter C II k Co (Lharks II Baxter), gen-
eral store.
Belz Charles, carriagomaker.
Belz Henry, blacksmith.
Bennett Juseph ']', druggist
Boughton Lister H, dogl)recdcr.
Bicnnan A\'a;ter ,1, clerk ciicuit court.
ESi'Ooker 5U'sc> l Koberl and George),
General Contractors and Builders, Mnfr.=
of White Ash P.utter Tubs.
Buchncr Herman, lawyer
Burr The(>dore A, stationer.
P,urris Marl V jr, sheriiV.
Bushnell cV "Watkins (Allen K Bushnell, H
A ^Vatki^s), lawyers.
Carter George, county judge.
Carlhcw John, abstracts.
Clark Jolin. carpenter.
Claik & McCord (^adie F Clark, Edi Mc-
Cord), dressmakers.
Clark A.- Taylor (.lohn G Clark, Stepheu H'
Taylor), lawyers.
Cle.iry Tiiomas I,, district attorney.
Cletnentson Georiip, circuit judge.
Clubb Oliver, live stock.
Cooley Chalks II, mason.
Crane I Emory, dentist.
Cuifl Lewis, apiari.it.
Decker '\Vm H, railroad and exp agent.
I'jyer 'W'm J, horse breeder.
Fi.'zer Toliias, slioeniaker.
Fi'-chcr Christian, wagonmaker.
Gilitis George, barber.
<.;iir<>r<I '.li<s!iM r, Jlerchnnt Tailor;
Suits to I irder at Ueasonable Prices.
Gilles]iie I'eese B, live slock.
Palace and Dinin;-:^ Cars
Orj ALL THtiOUCH TRAIMS.
St.. .^/SLV.'AI'lLi:!;, V/IS. -yv. S. CAKPLI;, state Agout. "tVAI.Kl-It UrCCSi;!!, Csn-l .1I;iuai-er
LAN AND BUSINESS DIKECTOET.
LAN 457
G'.eason Henry, apiari.'-t. Grnut County lusane Asylum, George 3Ic-
Goble George P, furniluro, j Full supt.
Grnyt Coiinlj- 511cra!fl, Wm B i Gray Gcor<:e, flour mill, 4 miles w.
Miner Propr. {i^i€ adu. be-U-te .) '. GrifUth D-miel, f:ain impts.
I!. B. SHOWALTER.
RICHARD MFA'Elt, JK.
RICHARD MEYER & CO.
(Successors to CEO. \V. RYLAND & CO.
LAf-lGAQTER,
COKRE^PONOnXTS— Marshall .V Ilslc-y Dank, Milwaukee, Vv'i?.; :\lerclnuts' Xallonal
Dank, Cliicaijo, II!.; Chemical Nalioual Bank, New York.
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The Grant Gounty Herald
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Published at I.aiicastitr, the Coiintv yeat uf Grant
County. The iar.ei-r paper irf snuthweslern Wis-
consin. Onh' Rt'yiubh'can paprr ar lii-j couiitv seat.
Lartr.'st ciriul.uion riui he.-t H.tvertioin^ ii:i Jiu'm.
.'^end fur a'ivertisiii^ rates.
WILLIAM B. MINER, Editor and Proprietor,
POSEY & Mcpherson,
tareful Drivers; Low C'h.-irs-s. Te.uns tr. let
>'>■ tlie hour, dav Ai- we-k. and drivers ;nr?ii.^h -d
"lien desired. I'nrties talc-n rn anv p\rl of ( 'hi
country on short irolioe. Day and Xi--ht. A-rvi, o
Olhce a[id Slaliles : One wh.ek north of tlio
>^ right lIou,e. ri-hl h.i^l -iJe ,.f ^tn..•t.
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CircetJC & Aiiirains (Samuel R Greene,
ILirvey Abrams), Livery ; FirstC!£.=3
Iligs at Reason;-.ble liates ; Patrons
Served Day or jS'iirlit.
HiiDntim Georije, cattle breeder.
Hannum Mi?9 .Mae, milliner.
Ha^spll Samuel E, physician.
Ilawley T C & Uo'(TiieopbiIus C and
Harry C Ilawley), Tiiomas Orton mngr,
grain dealers.
Henderson "\V D, county survej'Or.
Uomrich ik Lebncr (Louis Ilomricb, Cas-
par Lebner), marble ■n'orks.
Ilowell & Starr (Anton J Hov,tll, Louis
Starr), b'lrbcrs.
ESinaphfcy JoImi .?, Dealer in Fre.sb
and Cured Meats, Poullrj' and Game in
Season, Groceries and Provisions.
Ilurlej- Jobn -M, wagon uiaUor.
Hyde & Son (Cbarles J and Allen J), car-
riage dealers.
Ivey & Webb (Alexander Ivcy, AVm K
Webb), general store.
Jeide John, merchant tailor.
Kerr ^Vm, ciuar mnl'r.
Knapp C W iV; Son (Charles AY and Arthur
G), farm inipls.
Knapp & Kdwards (Charles W Knapp, M
Edwards), saloon.
Lancaster Harmonia Band, R A Twitcliell
leader.
Lancaster House. Lewis Lisberness propr.
2.,oji^'<loii CharJcs ^tV, Leading Pno-
logiaphor; All Kinds of Work Skiilfulh'
Done; Copying. Grouping and Crayon
Work a Specially.
ijO»\ry K«? Hi!, Atlorney-at-Law. (Sec
adr. J> 457.)
McP.iien .larnes. counly clerk.
IMcCarthv George, blacksmilh.
.McCcy .ro>ei-,h.'lior,-e lie.i'er.
jliB«-t'"<>.v <.^ .llej or, Smelters ; Best
(Jinilily of Pig Lead.
McCoy it 'J'liomas iBrskiue E McCoy,
Charles H Thoma.'^). genera! store.
McFall GenrLTe, supt Insane Asylum.
Jlarkeit it Briukinan (Frank .Markert,
Fred Brink man), saloon.
Ma-son Rev (CoiiLMC/alional).
Melds Henry, harness.
Meyer l»i<'liiir<l iV Co (Capital. s?0,-
OOO). Bankers. (Sec adv. p .',57.)
Miehaelis August, musical instruments
and city clerk.
Wilier Win n. Job Printer and Editor
and Propr Grant County Herald. (.Svj
ndv, ]i -I.i/.)
Mitchell 3rrs Ann J, dressmaker.
Morse Alb.-rt C, insurance.
i^Siicsse ISciiry, Lumber.
Cliicap (?i Gfaoil Tfook %
7iliicssti toOorscContractor and Build-
er and Dealer in Lumber.
riJiiE-piiey Jloi>crt E], Jeweler.
Kat!ifin, All <.V Co (Joseph I-T.-ithan.
Louis Ait, Harry G Nathan). Dealers in
Fresh and Salted Meats, Groceries and.
Provisions.
Neavill John A, county treasurer.
Needham Daniel, county supt of schooli,
Kiehaus Rev Henry (Catholic).
Orton Charles, stenographer.
Orton "\Vm F, hardware.
Oswald JIariiu .T, register of deeds.
Pendleton Juhu J, restaurant.
Pendleton Jonathan, laundry.
Phelps Fred B, i^rain and live .stock.
E*oll«ok i;<!\var«i, Editor and Propr
The Teller; Independent in Politics; .Ml
Home Print; F.^tabli^hed Eight Years.
E*<tsey I't; 'Tel'Iiei'soti (.Vuguslus C
Posey. Wm .MePherson), Livery Slabics,
One "Block Xortli of Wriuht Hrxise.
R'Sht-IIand Side of Street. (.Stc adt, p
iS7.)
Price Daniel, carpenter.
Rami I!ev S D iLuiiicran).
Pieed Jobn 11, dentist.
Ressmeyer Henry, harnesa.
Ringold" Rev J A (Presbyterian).
Rudersdorf it Trentzsch (George Ruders-
dorf, Ruil(il|'.h Trentzsch), saloon.
Schloesser Jliss Barbara J, milliner.
Schiniil Anton, vineyard.
Schreiner John & Sons (John. Frank,
Adolpb and Edward Hi, general slore.
Slate I!.'!r>U of Oraeit Coiitilj^
tCapital, s(;(),000i, John Schreiner Pres,
lion George W Ryland Vlce-Pres,Joseph
Bock Cash.
Stone it Hftssell (Wm X Slone, Samuel E
Has-ell). druirgists.
Strong Frederick K. physician.
Svkes Georee P, painter.
'e-eSler The, Edward Pollock Editor
and Propr; Circulatiou Laryer than any
Othi r Weekly P.a]ier in Soulhweslern
^\'isconsin.
Thrall Rvv (E]iiscopii).
Trelauer , lamest, ho;; breeder, 1^ mile.s n w.
Trowbridge Minor S. meals and groceries.
Twirhcll FJros (Reuben A and James O),
excel-ior mnfrs.
VaiKlevi nil Win II, Photographer,
Wagner A Roberts (Jesse Wagner, Israel
Roberts), propr.s Wagner House.
Wagoner John, poullry breeder.
AVaiker George, hog breeder, 3 miles w.
Webb Thomas, well driller.
Wtber .Mrs B. baker.
Weber L'uiis. lioots and shoes.
Palace and Dining- Cars
ON ALL THROUCH TRAIHS.
ELEifilTORS.Z
THI-: UKonr.SSEU ?l\"FC CO., Manufacturers of iljilraulic, Steam Rod
l-ro->er Passenger au.l Freislit ELKTATOICS. )'amii«. \V:,reh.iiise nnd Store
Jleiit liorkers. Meat Iiefrii;erators, Klp. .il-J-.".14 Coiimierce >t., Milnaiikw, Wis.
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Wcir/;cl iSi; Aieoiiler. (JoLu J Wenztl,
Tiberius Auchtcrj, Saloon, Biiiiaid.s,
Clears aod ToImcco.
Wheeler GeorL-p 15, justice.
'.Villis Ricliaril. creamery.
Wolf Rev J U R I Ijaptis't).
Woodwarii Miss AUie, milliner.
\>"rif;'il EiOU>«t'. John S "Wright Propr;
First-Class AecnmiuodalioDS; C'eulrally
Located; Cnod S:imple Uoomg.
Wrislil J<»;m S, CoHnly Coroner aud
Propr Wright House; The Travcliag
Man's Sunday Headquarters.
Ziegler Bros (\Vm and Charles 15), hdv.e.
LANDSTAD. In Shawano county,
!3 miles soulliea^l of ."-^havxano, the judicial
Stat, banking and shi)ipi))g point. JIail,
Iri-wcekly.
LANEY. A villa.^e inSha'\\-auo coun-
ty, IS miles southeast of Shawano, the
county seat, and 11 north of Seymour, the
uearest banking and slupping jioint. Stages
to Shawano and Gieeu Bay". Population,
■'0. JIail, daily. F. A. Druce, postmaster.
Harth Felix, carpenter.
If nice B'rc<! A, General Store.
Keatnig Martin, justice.
Krojip Fred, carpenter.
Leonard John, hotel.
Lutsey Thomas, liotcl.
VhVic Wm, mason.
LANGLADE. A posloffico in Lan-
S'ade county, 'J 1 miles east of Antiao, the
county seat, nearest railroad stall. in nnd
lianliing point. Population, ij. Mail,
Hmi-wfcUly.
Mt'Cojinlj- BSU'li, Uotel.
Willett Jliehael, hotel.
LANNON. On the M., M. F. & AV.
liy (Iladtield Station), in Waukesha coun-
l.'', II mile.s from \Vaukesha, the judicial
Hat and ueaiest bankinu- point. Popnia-
lion, 500. Tel., W. U.' Exp., Am. O.
Ohen, pi56tmaster.
•'adlidrt Co, stone quarries.
•JlfeD O, railroad and exp agent.
LA POINTE. In Ashland county,
iondles from Ashland, the judicial seat,
'1' ^; from Havlield, the i.earesi banking
I'Od shipping point. Population, 12y.
;laU, daily. John Armbrusler, postmas-
'' r t>nd general store.
LARRABEE. A postofflce in .Mani-
towoc county, 14 miles northwest of Mani-
towoc, the county seat, usual shippinL' and
banking point. Population, COO. iMail,
tri-weeklj'. "Wenzel Charval, postmaster.
Bartleme George, saloon.
CS:j!rv;it ^Veiizcl, C4eneral Store.
Gilmer Peter & Jacob A, cheese ninfrs.
Heap Henry, lawyer.
Holley Jame.«, blacksmith.
Hudson Adolph, lime mnfr.
Jukon l;e7 A (Lutheran)
Mann Joseph A; Co, tiour rail!.
Mueller I lev U (German Lutheran).
Oves Emil, assessor.
Padholer Wra, blacksmith.
Pehbein Julius, cheese mnfr.
Rick J 15, iihysician.
Schmidt ^Uchael, saw mill.
Shimouek Frederick, general
hotel.
glc'UUn'ooUor Cliarlcs,
aud Lime .Mnfr.
Yelraine Pfler. shoemaker.
Zander Ilelmult, general store.
LAUDERDALE. In Walworth
county, 7j miles from Klkhorn, the ju-
dicial Slat, banking and .'^hipping point.
Mail, daily. Sara E. Drought, posliuas-
ter.
Williams Daniel, flour and feed mill.
store find
Saw Mill
LAVAXLE. An ir.cor|iorateil village
in township of same name, Sauk countv,
on the C. .V .\. ^V. Ry, ~'-l miles nortli-
we.st of Baraboo. the county seat. ICxcel-
Unt power is afforded by the Baraboo river,
utilized bj' stave, carding and Hour mills.
It contains a graded school, a public ball
capable of sealing 4u0, and a number of
special and general stores. Land in the
vicinity is worth from S'Jo to .^oO per acre,
and the shipments coiujirise staves, hoop
poles, pig iron, flour, potatoes and live
ttock. Stages daily to Lone Rock, Caze-
novia and Ironton ; fares, 00 and :i5 cents,
respectively. Population, i.'A). Exp,,
Am. Tel., Vi'. U. Ira McNVilliams, post-
master.
Anderson Thomas, genera! store.
Andrew &, Thornt .n, g:taiu aud lumber.
Carney Itirs Ann, Drugs aud Gen-
eral Slore.
B irney Schuyler P, printer.
Berry Lyman, agent.
I'orchers August, hoop poles.
Brown J A, confectioner.
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i> ^^ t^-^ ^ Tl r* Is till- I'liir.' I.) IJuy rt! A 7FIJt:it SI'TS, l>IAVOS,
— ii fc^ilil J OS5<;.\N,S AND .IIL'SSCAIj f NSMt I' 11 KNT»;.
iff P^^(^h^Yrr\^,f.'^n pf P,<^ Manufactnrers of FINE CIGARS,
• yi i' i'^iijii ..Ji iii'^:,iiii '^J wUb« MILWAUKEE.
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BiicLley Mk-bael, piopr TfL-raoot llouse.
Buttman V A I'i h" ,M, apinrists.
Caaieron Thomas, wagonmaker.
Carver W X &, II 8, lumber.
Cliaudler M V, priuter.
Douglass Mrs B C, midwife.
E«!cr Gcory;e, IIardw:ire aud Express
Af-'ent.
Fix Bros (Juhu aud Jacob), hoop poles.
Flanagan T it K, luilliiiers.
Forrest Cliarles 1), barber.
Fuller .Mrs U, carpet weaver.
Gale J W, flourniill.
Gleuu Henry, shoemaker.
Gleue Henry. T, tailor.
Haf;enali George, ment market.
IlaUes Ulrick JI, bh.ck.'?mitli.
Hankersou James, blacksmith.
Henneberfj Christian, general store.
Holmau Charles, shoemaker.
Ilorkan James, livery.
numraerick Frank, linrbor.
liuiiter W E, railroad agent and telegraph
mngr.
Johnston Henry M, insurance.
Jobu:;ton & Thornton (Henry M Johaiton,
Hairy Thorn Ion), bimber and machinery.
Kinney Wm T. furniture and cooper.
Kletl iiichurd E, general store.
Ivrug Frederick, saloon.
Kuhu W'm K, salnon.
La Valle IJoller .^nils, J W Gale pres, Asa
Gale sec and Ircas.
lWcWil!iiU!i«i apa,OrocerandSiationer.
Paddock Benjamin G, general store.
Paddock Herbert E, insurance.
Bathbun Baldwin, restaurant.
Ralhbun ^Ym, saw mill, 2 miles e.
Sanborn Apker, barber and jeweler.
Sauborii John, carpenter.
Sanford George B, real estate.
Smith T M, staves.
Tinker Wni II, blacksmith.
Trcjnont House, .'Mich'iel Buckley propr.
White John II. ju'^lice.
Worthy James J, pliy.->iciau.
WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEKR
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LAWRENCKVTT,I,E. In Outa-
gamic county, 'J.") miks fr.iin .V)ipleton,
the judicial sear, and -"i from .Seymour, the
nearest banking and shipping ]\oiat. Pop-
ulation, 23.1. Mail, semi-weekly. Wm.
Kimpel, postmaster.
Dunn E C, jus!ice.
Grunwaldt W'm, blacksmith.
Kiiiipo! Wii! A. f^oii. Genera! Store.
Loren/ Wm, saw and feed mill.
Lovenhageu F, constable.
LEADMINE. In La Fayette county,
18 miles southwest of Darlint'ton, the se^'t
of justice, and i'j east of Benton, the near-
est shipping point. Populalion, 200.
Mail, daily. John Side, postmaster.
Alderson Joseph, wagonmakcr.
Btixtoii Joiiii, General Store.
Hoffman Bro.":, builders.
Leadmine .Mining Co. /.inc miners.
Toplass Josiah, blacksmith.
LEBANON. A postfjffice in Dodge
county, 20 miles south of Juneau, the
county seat, and G northeast of Watertown,
the nearest railroad station and banking
point. Population, 30. Mail, Iri-weeklyT
H. Moldenhauer, postmaster.
Lauersdorf F, saw mill.
3IoS«U'niiinu-r £2 &. Sosi, General
btore.
Setzkorn Carl, tailor.
Stark Heuiy. blacksmith.
LEDGEVILLE. A postollice on the
31. &■ X. It. R., in Brova county, 12 miles
southwest of Green Bay, the county seat,
and G south of De Perc, the nearest bank-
ing point. Population, 200. E.xp., Am.
iilail, daily. Frederick K. Hjortli, post-
master.
Cnrrigan ['atrink. charcoal mnfr.
BSJortli E^ Efi &. Sioii.f, Saw Mill and
\Vood Turners.
Hjorth Ludwig C, survej'or.
LEDYARD. Outagamie county. ,SiC
Kaukavnu.
LEEDS. A village in Columbia coun-
ty, ID miles southenst of I'..rln;;e. the
county seat, and -1 north of Morri.sonville,
the nearest railroad st'ition. Goluiubus is
the usual banking point. Population, ^>().
3Iail, tri weekly, .\nton Engel, postmas-
ter.
Engel Anton, general store.
Haujit Wm, cnrpenler.
Petri l.'ev J A (Lulberan).
I Pribbenow Wm, insurance.
Sauer .lobn, car]ieuter.
Schenck Frederick, saloon.
AV^oodford C E, physician.
Wylie George, live slock breeder.
LEEDS CENTRE. A village in Co-
lumbia county, 20 miles southeast of Port-
age, the county scat, -1 east of .\rlinglon,
the nearest railroad station, and IG west of
North Star ! ron VVori<s. ) <iiimritr. :,m ininils-KuBlnc
CiHlSU MlM'K.lCn !;lN<i CO. '- 5liM^MiL■!lt^. S:i,v Mill 1I,.rlii,
Ashland, - - Wisconsin. ) Si>ecdi:n^-Ioi'H, Coili-rH,l-oivt
5, )I«rli juW.s, Kounders. i:iiil<iriii.ikcrn,
ry.^'iniiii- Mnclibi.T) , forllss and Itl-.-h
rriiDsmlltbii,- .Marliiuery.otc. Soen. a
T
Are invaluable for rfstorinsainl m
Shin anil reliovini.- InternnI Cor.eeit
fyiug tlie I;looU. Ilie Uatiis at Jim
ilntninini; a liealtliy action of tlie
Inns, Col.N. MAlarhi.aiul f<,r Puri-
esiilie, Wis., are niiion^- ihc Uc»t.
LEE
AND BUSINESS DIEECTORY.
LE R
Columbus, the nearest bauklng point.
Stages tri-weekly to Poynette. Pcipiilation,
.:i). Mail, tri-wcekly. Lucy I. Bingiiam,
postmaster.
Itcs N ^I, carpenter.
L'liiu George, black.'milli.
I'ribeiiow Gustavo, Wind Mills.
LEEMAN. In Outfi;:imie county, ?,l
miles northvrcst of Appietou, the county
■■Lat, 11 from Shioclon, its shippiui; point,
snj 17 fiom Slrm-:tnoo, the nearest liank-
iDt; point. Mail, triweekly. ^1. D. Lee-
man, postmaster and general store.
LELAND. A postolliee in Pivuk coun-
ty, 20 miles Eouthwe>:t of iiiiraboo, the .scat
of justice, and 13 from Trairio du Sac,
the nearest .»:hippincr and banking point.
I'opulnlion, 50. F. C. Klipstein, post-
master.
liulow Carl, saloon,
Lchumpert it Klipstein, flour mill.
Ulijttitciii Ft,', AgricuU\iral Implements
l.eiillke I'lev I'aul (LulluTan),
Leland Brass I5and, Carl iiau leader.
<llt Carl, carpenter.
liiiu Carl, carpenter.
Veilh B, blacksmith.
LENA. A village on the M. & N. U.
K., in Oconto couul^', 12 milts northwest
of Ocoulo, the county .seat and nearest
li'.nking point. Stages tri-wetkly to Hayes
and intermediate pointH. I'opulation, iDO.
Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. N. 0. INetzer,
r'O.-tniaster.
ii;iS5ell W, railroad, express and tel agt.
Hudiberger John, hotel.
*'i~limau R, siw and shingle mill.
I)ionne.I(..:.tpb 1), hotel.
I'u-i i.lniry A, baiber.
Vt-l/.ec X V, Oeneral Store.
Net/vr I'cler, hotel.
l'ell:cy A E, grocer.
IVlkey S G, justice.
||:ll" Charles, justice.
KiitUe Bros, general store.
•- lichen Georce, blaok.'^milh.
Mrtiiiblpit Killing, grain.
LEOLA. In Adams county, 18 miles
li^'ilheasi of Friendship, the judicial seat,
ffom Plainfield. the usual bankius:
r-"inl. and 10 from Hancock, the nearest
Miippmg p.>i„i. PopiiIatiMn. 12. Mail,
W. B. Ilolliday, postmas-
■nii.wee
i3<^l^(!;t3■ .4 & W IJ, Saw find Grist
Mill.
LEON. A village on the Little La
Crosse river and on the C, .M. it St. P.
Ry, in Monroe county, ') miles south of
Sparta, the count}' seat and nearest bank-
ing point. Population, 2.j0 Tel., W. L'.
Exp., Am. E. F. Austin, postmastar.
Alistut E r, General Store.
Au.stin ^X J, ilo\u- null, grain aud lumber.
C'as!-:ey U F, blacksmith.
Coates \V E. grain.
Coates & Gillliu, lumber.
Denisou .lames, railroad, exp aud tel agt.
Hal.sey Rev A C (Methodist).
Jones J Jy. iustice.
Shayton },l O, hotel.
Snow Rev T B (AdventisI).
LEOPOLIS. A post villace on the
north branch of the Embarrass river, in
Shawano county, 14 miles west of Shawa-
no, the county seat, and 11 north of Mari-
on, the nearest railroad station. Clinton-
ville is tlie nearest hank location. Stages
daily to Marion, and semi- weekly to
Shawano. l'oi>ulation, 150. Mail, daily.
P. J. Heine, jiostmaster.
Brunner Leonard, furniture.
Edwards N M, saw mill.
aSciitc S* .5, General Store.
Kroll August, hardware.
Kroen^er Chris, harnessniaker.
Kuck.'Vlorf Herman, lilacksmith.
jMadel Frank, hotel and saloon.
Mocnke August, Irtjtel and saloon.
Rcschke Win, .shoemaker.
Schmahl Chris, hotel aud hlacksniilh.
Idlman J it Co, live slock.
Welsth Henry, wagonmaker.
LE ROY. A poslollice in Dodge coun-
ty, ]<3 mdes northeast of Juneau, the
county seat, and 2V west of Knowles. the
nearest railroad station. 3Iay villc. ti miles
dist.ant, is the nearest banking point.
Population, 50. iMail, triweekly. ^L.
Lehner, postmaster.
Ilupke August, wagonmaker.
Kainraermavor Michael, furniture.
ICehriiieyer George, meats and cheese mnf r.
Lehner i.,oui3. gen store and saloon.
I.clinor i~lic-liiiol. General Store and
Saloon.
^V'einber!J'er Joseph, shoemkr anil saloon.
AV^ild Joim, blacksmilh.
Cfiicap, Milniitee & St, Paul ^^uJut^M aod kkid
WISCONSIN yilHETlM] Ml^ GO,, , •'^''^'^Tr'T Z'- >
Office Jb Factory, 2SlLako St., JIIUVALKEK, WIS. LalSSt IniriGVSli VSHStinn bllll^JS.
4C2
LES
WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
LUl
LESLIJJ. (),i the C. & N. W. l!y, in
La Fayette coui;ty, 1-1 miles uortliwest of
Durliojrton, the couuty seat, acd 8 ncrlli-
east of Piattevilie, the nearest banking
point. Population, 30. Exp., Am. J.W.
Bunis, postmaster.
LEVEE. On the C, M. vt St. P. Ry,
in Columbia county, 9 niilc^ from Portafje,
the judicial scat. iJanks at Portaire or at
Kilbouru City, 8 miles distant. Popula-
tion, SO. Tel., AY. U. S. W. Kellogg,
postmaster.
liollous S W, Railroad and Tel Agent.
jMellenthin AVm, blacksmith.
LEVIS. A country postoflico in Jack-
son county, CO miles northwest of Black
River Falls, the judicial Ecat. and 11 from
Fairchild, the nearest shipping point.
Mail, semi-weekly. L. Person, post-
master.
Davenport O X, feed mill and blacksmith.
S'erson Liulivi;,'-, General Store.
%.
LEWISTON. Apoctollice in Colum-
bia county, (ji miles northwest of Portage,
the county seat, nearest railroad station
and banking point. Sta.ies tri weekly to
Portage. Population, l.jO. Mail, daily.
A. Jertson, podlmaster.
Anders Isaacson, blacksmith.
Anderson Jena, carpenter.
Anderson Nelson ]', mason.
Christianson Sevirt, hop drier.
Lewis C P. car[)enter and Ihair mill,
JiCwis F P, carpenter.
, I-c«is W I.,. General Store.
LEYDEN. A po^^toilico on the ('. &
N. AV. Ry. in Rock coimty, 8 miles north-
west of Janesville, the county seat and
banking point. Population, oo. Mail,
'Inily.
LIBEETY. A postofflce in Vernon
couiity, 10 mile.s from Vircaina, the judi-
cial seal, banking and shipping point.
Population, 1'."). Mail, semi-weekly. C.
Benson, iiostmaster.
'# LIB.EIITY BLUFF. A postoffice on
gy the Wisconsin Central Lnie, in Marcjuclte
county, 18 miles northwest of Mcnitello,
* « the county s^at and nearest liavdciDi: point.
-^ Tel., W. V. Exp., X. P. Population,
■»jj 10. AVm. (iuderjahu, postmaster.
"Ta Glover J A, lime mnfr.
Giidcr.iassn '4\'in, General Ste
Woltmau Kev H (Luilieran).
LIBEETY CORNEES.
county. .'-Vc Biurta \'tsta.
Portarre
LIBERTY POLE. A postofflce in
Vernon Cuuutj', 5 miles south of Viroqua,
the county seat, nearest railroad station
and banking point. Stages to Virocpi.^.
and De Solo. PojmlatioD, 2.j. Mail, tri-
weekly. K. Peterson; postmaster.
Cade D A, ajiiarist.
PcUTSon £4isii(ll, General Store.
Peterson jN' C, wagonmaker.
LIBERTY RIDGE. A country post-
oiliceiu Grant county, 4 miles northeast of
Lancaster, t)io coimty seat, .shippins; and
bunking ])oint. ilail, daily. Louis He-
berlein, postmaster and farmer.
LILY. In Langlade county, 04 miles-
from Autigo. the judicial seal and banking
point, and 8 from f >restel, the nearest ship-
ping point. Pop\ilalion. l.'JO. Mail, tri-
wecklj'. M. Taj'lor, postmaster, j
Dobbs T JI, .saw mill.
Ediok D B, carpenter.
Shultz J E, blacksmith.
Shultz yi, Wagonmaker.
Stinsou Israel, hotel.
Taylor L II, justice.
Tiiylor K 4.;, Notinng.
"Walsh Bro», general store.
LIMA CENTRE. A village on the
C, JI. & St. P. Ky, in Rock county, 10
miles northeast of Janesville, the county
seat, aud (5 southwest of White Water, the
nearest banking point. Population, 150.
Tel.,W. U. K.Kp., Adams, Mrs. L. A.
Chapman, postmaster.
Cliild M A, agt C, :\l and St P Ry.
{■iiKif'rt'y &i Eiiit'.*:, Cheese .Mnfrs.
lliilliroiik M, general store.
Hull James, shoemaker.
McCord W J, live stock.
Mastersou Mary, dressmaker.
Miller Rev \V t (Methodist),
^lontgomery G '\V, telegraph agent,
l-lichards Rev J H (United Brethren).
Richmond J D, justice.
Spangle \\ E, wagonmaker.
Stet.-ou R II, physician.
Truman AVm, blacksmith.
LIME RIDGE. A villai;c ii
county, 20 miles west of Bura'i
^auk
the
Ciiicap a Grand Trunl; %, '''^\^,l
Favorite Route East
riiACARA FALLS.
A Full Co
feailiers
$1 J.
of Lc».soii« In PLAIN" Vi;\?IANSJ811»
II !>>- Itlail for $10,
.vdci'rcs« O'Sullivan's Commercial Academy /'''^"vis?"'
LI-M
AND BUSINESS DIEECTOKY.
LIN
4G:;
county seal, and 0 south of Lavalle, the
nearest railroad station and banking point.
Stages dailj' to Lavalle and Lone Hocli.
Mail, daily. F. W. Goodell, postmaster.
Bobn C K. saw and stave mill.
Itolin 11 1j, General !?tore.
Cu.sbman A, \va<(0uniaker.
Cusliraau N A, barber.
K'.iwards Dr A, dniiis and notions.
Emcb Will, blackMuilb.
llanua ^Ym, bltinksmilli.
Hopper il M, milliner.
Kendrick Mi.'-s Clara, leacber of art.
Maslin James II, ^Toccr and hardware.
Talbot, carpenter.
Ttiry Luther, t-aw mill.
Tyler Janies, hotel and meats.
LINCOLN. In Kewaunee county, IS
miles noilhwest of Kewaunee, the county
feat, 27 Dorlbeusl of Green Lay, tlie near-
est railroad station, and 12 west of Ahna-
pee, the nearest banking point. Staces
tri-wcekly to Alinapee and Dyckesville.
I'opulation, 100. Mail, tri-week'ly. A. J.
Looze, postmaster.
Bellini I, saloon.
Bottkol Georpe & Bro, flour and saw mill.
Garzenberch.jo.seph, carpenter.
Challc P J, general store and saloon.
Chauveau Alpbonse, wooden shoemaker.
Debauch J, blarksmilh.
Defnct E, veterinary surgeon.
Donahan Charles, justice,
OiRol U, saloon.
Gigot John B, notary.
Ilcrson Ciharles, mason.
La Fortune J A, physician.
lAnti.Q X Jl, Notary.
Luozc John J, physician.
Nod A, cheese mnfr and general store.
Rubens Clmrks, cheese mnfr and general
store.
Kubens Louis, music teacher.
Vlise Emile, lilack^milb.
LIND. A postoill.'e in Waupaca coun
ly, 0 miles .^(nUheasl of ^Vaupaca, the
County seal, nearest railioad slatiuu and
bankint,' point, t^la.^'es daily to AVaujiaea.
I'opulaiion, 75. Mail, dady. Jame.s S.
I'olter, postmaster.
("'ibson Mrs Fanny, cheese factory.
Jacobson Cbrislii.n, carjieuter.
Kendal Myron, carpenter.
Miller Uev Perry (Methodist).
I'"pe Xatbaniel. meat market.
Potter Fred S, constable.
Poller .Sjimes S, Farmer.
Warner II, justice.
Warner J AV, ju.itiee.
Warner Itev d S (Wesleyau Methodist).
Woolsey R, justice.
LINDEN. A stirrimr villai^e in Iowa
county, 11 miles southwest of Doilgeville,
the county- seat, and 4 soutli of Edmund,
on the C. '& N. W. Ky, the nearest railroad
station, ifettled in ISS-, it contains a bank,
2 churches, a school, a v.-airon f.actory and
a number of special and peneral stores.
Lead mining is the principal industry.
Stages daily to Edmund; fare, '^o cents.
Population, .500. JIail, daily. R. T. Rich-
ards, postmaster.
Bank of Linden, John "W Taylor propr.
Bartle & ICvans, blacksmiths.
7i;ittcii '^'hoiiia.'i .Ir, .Meats.
Crase Alfred, notions.
Crase Miss Viola, milliner.
Glauville Bros, cigar mnfrs.
Goldsworthy T M, notions.
llicka tiaiues, ecnerul sliue.
Ekiok^ iV Niiiidi, Dressmakers.
Jones Thomas, wlieelwiiaht.
Pollard Joseph, barber.
Pollard >Irs Joseph, milliner.
I'ollaid Wni, hotel.
i5Uhar<t-« Mr» Thoniu^ &. Sou,
General Store.
Shaffer F, shoemaker.
Slull, physician.
Taylor John W, jiroiir Bank of Linden.
Treloar Wm, liardwarc.
Vial James, harness mnfr.
Vivian Joliu, furniture.
LINDSEY. On the \V., P. it S.
in Wood ciajiity, lil miles uorthwes
Grand RH])ids, the judicial seat. Por
tiou, So. .Mail, daily, James John
postmaster.
Broker R, grocer aiul blacksmith.
Ilaertell & S..ns, shiuLde mill,
.lobnson U II. eeneral slorc.
.]<>^nl•^<>ll .Bjiino*, -Meats.
.McAnluir H, .-a\s null.
Thresher C C, hotel.
i:y.
LINWOOD. On the M , L. S. & W.
Ry, ill Oconto county, 20 miles we,--t of
Oconto, tlu' judicial seat, and IfS from
Shawano, tlie neaiestbaiik locati(m. P ip-
ulation, oO. J. P. -Mosliiig, postmaster.
Anderson Gust, hotel.
Ifiosllii;.' .8 B*, General Store.
mm mwi i
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1 Route fron.
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LIT
AVISCOXSIN STATE GAZKTTKER
LIT
LITTLE BLACK, Ou the 'Wiscon-
sin Central Lino, in Taylor county, 2V
miles south of Medford, the judicial seat
and ti.inking prijiit. Poinilatlou, 50. Exp.,
N. P. Mail, duiiy.
I>avi<< & Starr Luiiihcr Co.
Frels A, grocer.
LITTLE CHUTE. .V village on the
C. A N. W. l!y, in Outasamie county, .5
miles east of .\ppli;ton, tho county seat,
and 2 v.-est of Kaukauoa, the nc.irest bank-
ing point. Population, S.jO. E.\'p., Am.
Mail, daily. Joseph Lenz, postmaster.
Olandermar FT, saloon.
Ilartjes Chris, mason.
Ilietp.is Henry, carpeuter.
Kilsdonk J A. saloon.
KirUling W W, justice, railroad and exp
agent.
Lcnsen Jacob, shocmHkcr.
S>ci!V, &, I53«»i!e!i, General Store.
Lura John, tlour and feeil.
Jlolleu John, carpenter.
Kielin.rr Marlin, wae-on maker.
Peters Martin, shoemaker.
Shafer Peicr, hole!.
Swinkels Herman, saioon.
Van Handel A. ijeneriil store.
Van Handel G F, general store.
Van Lieshout A, carpenter.
Van Liesliout \Vm, carpenter.
Van Niel Jacob C, printer and statii>ner.
VerslJ'poii ArM<»!{!, Flour Jlill.
Wildenlierc H, bhcksmilh.
Williams E, physician.
LITTLE PALLS. In Polk county,
18 miles southeast r,f 0.=ceola Mills, the
county seat, aiui 2A from Deronda, the
nearest railroad sistion. New Richmond
is tlie nearest banking iioitil. PopuLation,
40. Mail, triweekly. F. I!. Winler,
postmaster.
Christiaiison Hans, contraclor.
Damm P P, blacksmith.
Elling.-^on A, blacksniilh.
Moorcs Thomas, general store.
Schneider E J, snw and grist mill.
Wililcr V II, Grain, Hay, Wood and
Ties.
LITTLE LAKE. A village in Jack-
S(n\ township, .\danis county, IS miles
southl•:l^t of FriiMuh.liip, the county seat,
and 15 north of ICilb.>urn City, the nearest
railroad station and Ii.anking point. Stages
Iri-wcekly to FriemlsLiji and Kilbnurn
City. Population, 100. Mai!, tri-weekly.
T. "G. Burnham, postmaitar and farm iit-
plements.
LITTLE PRAIRIE. A postofflce in
Walworth county, I'J miles uortli of Eik-
horn, the couuly seat, .j from Eagle, the
nearest railroad station, and 10 from White
Water, the nearest banking point. Daily
st.age to Palmyra. Population, '2.)0. Mai!,
daily. John Credicott, postmaster.
Behliu P A, blacksmith.
Broker C, blacksmith.
Cre(ii<;ojt Joiiii, General Store.
Farnum P P, carpenter.
Owen J P general store.
LITTLE RAPIDS. A postolTice oa
the C. & i\. W. Hy, in Brown county, 12
miles southwest of Green Bay, the county
seat, an C from De Pere, the neaiCM, bank-
ing point. The railroad name is Little
Knukauna. Population, 100. Mail, daily.
Robert Murray, postmaster.
Busha James, builder.
Busha Jolm. bniliier.
Murray tlolK-rl, General Store and
Railroad .Vgcnt.
Phillips II S, justice.
Phillips -Meriick, blacksmith.
Taj'lor Sinimi, mason.
Woodward Q II, general store.
LITTLE SISTER BAY.
county. .'SlC Sifter Ihi'i.
Door
LITTLE STURGEON. A village
on Green Bay, in' Urjcir county. P.! miies
west of Sturgeon Bay, the county seal,
and 40 east of Green Bay, the nearest
railroad station. Sturge.ui Bay, i-t the
nearest banking prilnl. ^Stages semi-week-
ly to Tornailei. Population, 100. .Mail,
semi weekly. B. Lyon, postmaster.
Bosnian ,\ .1, justice.
Delnionl Jo.'-eph, blacksmith.
Kilman (', justice.
I>j'oil IJ, General Store and Agent A S
Piper and Co, Chicago, III.
LITTLE SUAMICO. A village ^n
the C;. & X. W. liy, in (.)(Mnto c..ur ly. U
miles southwest of C)conlo, liie C"Unty
seat and usual bankim: point. Po|iulation,
L'OO. Tel.. W. U. E.vp., Am. G. II.
'Wilsie, postmaster.
Blose F. hotel and saloon.
Foster AV W. juslice.
tlobini. L!^,lll Uili! i^.llllJl I luiiib I.,.,!,;s OV .M.i, ni:sr!J!:.B I(.\S. *^.l:-
jri-jLs .andis.Ij!-:
Strrc:, :'£ i £. W .V I IC
The GreBsi Bay Biisinsss Cote ;^n'
I>cparlnioii<
Is noted for its i:xcellent Facilities nuil Ihoroucliness
EXJ'iiKT TliAflHit:*; in livery
ANNIIAL CATALOGUE FIJiiE. Address tiiiEi::^" ISAV, WIS.
LIT
AND BUSINESS DIEECTOET.
LOD
405
Oakey John, fish
(jrostelJrfiss Baud.
Ciroise Charles, saw and sLingle mill.
Giof.^c Gustavus, fiili.
Griisse John, geueral store.
Grosse John jr, fi.sh and justice.
Grosse ^\'m, 'fish.
Lucia W n, jusUce.
I'l'ters it Sons, saw mill.
i;o.-t Mnritz, fish.
Smith Joseph, carpenter.
Waynie! John, justice.
Wi'tsie G KB, llallroad, Exjiress and Tel
Agent.
LITTLE WOLF. A po.stoffice on
;lie Litilc Wolf rivur, in Waupaca county,
M miles norliieastof Waupaca, ilie county
^tat, 2i west of Uoyalton, on the G. B.,
'V. ifc St. P. R. U , the nearest railroad
s-tatiou, and 9 west of Xew London, the
Dinrest banking point. I'dpulati^u, 100.
Mail, tri-weekly. A. P. Jones, postmaster.
F.'alhers Wm H, Hour and feed mill.
.f<in'j«i A {*, Justice,
."iiiith II H, blacksmith.
Siiiiili J K, grocer and saloon,
."-iiiilh \Vrn, coo|mr.
Wood Marquis, physician.
LIVINGSTON. On the C, & N. "W.
Ky, in Grant county, 18 miles northeast of
I.-aica'-ter, llic county seat, and .5 south of
.^iontfort the nearest banking point. Stages
[ri-\veikly to Annaton. I'opulation, i;.jO.
'iel.. W, U. Lxp., Am. Josejih Allen,
I'0^llna!ter.
•Vllcii .5osc[»li, General Store, Live
Stock and Agricultural Implements.
Cnckliu Dr J S, druggist.
Fieldhouse Wm, stone ma,'-on.
l-'i-her "\Vm & Son, blacksmiths.
Kti'deiick A B. blacksmith.
Graham I!ob.>rt, ivagoiimaker.
lliiwky T G & Go, giain.
Hfjoper W ,T. railroad, express and tel agl,
Jacobs Miss Maud, milliner.
Jacobs 1{ S, harue<!smaker.
•'•■■"ge iV;, Kunkh', hardw.ire.
l-ivingsiou C, grain,
-iviiigst on H M, meal market.
I.ivmgstou Wm. barber.
Xicholas J \\ >.t Co. general store.
-^"b'e Andrew, meat market.
^'itp John, furniture.
>>arliis <-[i:irl«-<., Hotel, Lime, Brick
auil Flotir.
^V.iNun, r,-uigec<c Co, lumber.
Tlioma-^, hr.vver.
Wati
"Weber E. carpenter.
"Winters Jacob, shoemaker.
LOCniEL. A postoffice on Otter
creek, near Uav river, in Dunn county, 17
miles north of Menomonie, the county
scat, and 2 north of AVl;eekr, on the "Wis-
consin Centra! Line, the nearest railroad
station. Bank at Menomonie. Stages to
Menomonie and Prairie Farm. Popula-
tion, 15. Mail, semi-weekly. D. D. Mc-
Phcrson, postmaster.
Dahl C O, blacksmith.
Lngb L A, carpenter.
Green Warren, carpenter and mason.
llall F T, bee hive innfrs.
Kiiuttion Jacob, stoue mason.
ja<"iMK'i'.«ion 6>l>, Hotel, General Store
and Live Stock.
McPhcison I) & A. feed mill.
Tyler 11 'J\ railr(iad, e.xpre-s and te! a^t.
Worbit W J, jii-tice.
LODI. A prosperous, incorporated vil-
lage on Spring creek, a water power
stream, and on the C. & N. W. l!y. In Co-
lumbia county, li.1 miles southwest of Port-
age, the judicial seat. It is located in the
midst of a rich agricultural and .stock rais-
ing district, and conlaiua Bapli~t, Catholic,
Methodist, Prestiyteriau and L'niversalist
(dmrches, graded schools, a bank, Hour
mills, a chei se factory, a weekly n.'iwspa-
per, the L>di WiUti/ Xocs, and the usual
number of stores, etc., for n place of its
size. Grain, produce and live stoid; com-
prise the principal shipments. Sluyt-s,
with mail, to Farr's Corners and West
Point triweekly.' Xo bonded debt. Pop-
ulation, 1.200. Exp., Am. Tel.,W.U.
H. H Katou, postmaster.
Axon Bros (Charles and Wm), barbers.
Ayer Horace M, farm im|>t^ and justice.
Bank of Lodi (capital, ^J,bUU), F C Hutsoii
i.t Co pro[irs.
Benson liev J H (Methodist^,
Bissell Alliertus B, grain elevator.
Blake Samuel .M, physician.
lSriK;;?< B5«i[i«e, George T Simons Propr;
Good Livery iu Connection; Bias to Any
Part of the Country at Hcasouable Hates.
Buyer Jf)hn U, general store.
Cain Ernest J, j .-weler.
ChalTee George L, propr Lodi Valley
Cheese Factory and Creamery.
Chandler Frank ^V. carpenter.
Chase Frank L, harness.
Chrihler Jacob, wasonmaker.
Clements Alfred, saloon.
Chicap S Gfcifid Trunli uj,
Palace and Dining- Cars
on ALL THPOJCH TRAiriS.
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Collin J Frank, hardware and drugs.
Cullins John, harDcss.
Collins J F & Sons (John F and liicbard
L). grocers.
Cowan Miss Catherine, milliner.
Cronlc James K. agt C it N W Hv.
Doberty 'Wm If, mngr W U Tel Co.
Enion ilenrv ]{, postmaster.
loalon Jaitii's O, Grocer, Shoes and
Jii.-ticc.
Elton's Opera House. J O Eaton propr.
Evi'rsoD ct Ilinrichs (Samuel V\' Eve'rson,
Otto n Iliurichs jr), general store.
Gardner Edv.in II. insurance.
Geseil George C, ILnir mill.
Ilabcrmann IJros (John iiud Anton), wag-
onmakers.
Hacki Thomas, llour mill.
nHL'cmaun Herman, blacksmilh.
Hindes Bros (Shorraan H and Lemuel P),
general store.
Hinds Almon H. druc!:;i.?t nnd esp figeut
Hinrichs Otto 11, billiards.
Holmes Michael, tailor.
111. (son F C & Co (Fred C and Thomas
Ilutson, Charles L Burnham), i)ropr3
Eank of Lodi.
Irwin E H, physician.
Irwin GeorL'c H, physician.
FiFfht'i- Ki-ii'.}, \Vai;oumaker.
Eodi Cornet Band, Eul Vanderiio'd Idr.
Lodi Valley Cheese Factory and Creamery,
Qeorpe L ChalTee propr^
I-.e»<{i 'Valley Xcvvii, Peter liichards
Propr.
Lokcn Ole, shoemaker.
.Mcintosh, Schlosser it Co (Wm Mcintosh,
Louis Scblo=ser). general store.
Mceleer K 15. dentist.
MeoletT FratiU C, Photographer.
Merrick Samuel W, carpenter.
XorUioiilt I^eii.jauiiii F, Confec
tioiier and Kestauianl.
Notl Welcome S. i)li(.it0i:r and apiarist.
Pruyn Joel M. ueueral "st(jrr.
Ilit-IiartU i't'lor, Propr Lodi Valley
News.
Kicbmond Edf;ar, srocer and fniit=.
Schliisser Henry, w.igonniaker.
Sclimiedlin Bros (Cirristiuu and ilathian),
nitat market.
Schneider Andrew J. general store.
Schulgen IMalh. harnessniaker.
Seville Edward E. general store.
^iiiioiiK fJt'orire 'f, Propr Brlirgs
1 louse and Liver}'.
Simons Mrs George T, milliner.
Sodders Sherman, painter.
Sparks Thomas, confectioner.
Sparks Wm T, jeweler.
Tirrill Dewitt, carpenter.
Vauderpoel A & Son (Alfred and Eirl Fi.
lumber.
Vanderpoel Gale, notions.
Van Deusen Absolom, furniture and un-
dertaker.
Vaughn A ^\'. horse breeder.
Wait Edwin 15. h ird-.vare.
Watson Samuel H, lawyer.
Wells James W, meat market.
Wheeler James Q,, spring bed mnfr.
LOGAN. In Oconto county, -10 miles
northwest of Oconto, the judicial seat, and
2.J from Gillett, the nearest rail approach.
Mail by special supply. Daniel Cole,
postmaster and farmer.
LOGANVILLE. A village on Nar-
row's creek, in Sauk county, 20 miles
southwest of Baraboo, the county seat,
and 8 south of Peedsburgh, the nearest
railroad station and banking point. Stages
tri-weekly to Hecisburgh and Spring
Green. Population, 2.j0. Mail, tri-
weekly. Fred Giles, postmaster.
Benshau.sen Henry, blacksmith.
Boerth Wm. blacksmilh.
Cbristmau E G, I'hysician.
Gerke Henry, wagunmaker.
<«i!cs E"rc<!, Town Clerk.
Hailig U, mason.
Hasz XicoIa\is, farmer.
Ileitkamp Henry, bhti k-smith.
Hurlljurl D B," lawyer, surveyor and jus-
tice.
Karrer Rev John (Lutlieraii).
Kinsley S N, lawyer, general store and
live stock.
Leicher Adam, justice and wagonmaker.
Lulirsen Henry, mason.
Luhrsen Henry jr, builder.
Luhrsen J C, wagonmaker.
Luhrsen Nicolas, blacksmith.
Luhrsen .Mrs N II, carpel weaver.
Marquart A, shoemaker.
Jharmian E S, geneial store.
Nieinan H F, notary.
Xiestedt .lohn, coustalilc.
liiL'gert H. Saloon.
H^ighard K W, machine an<I hoop mnfr.
Shacke A, carpenter.
«iki(rjf M, Physician.
Stewart James, cooper and jU5tice.
TrachsiiT it Hartiir, general" store.
Ware A\'m, liarne-.~maker.
Welter Wm, tlour mill.
AV'cstedl Henry, hotel.
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AND BUSINESS DIEECTORT.
Williams Joha, mason.
■\Vortli Kev G (Lutbeiau).
LOMIEA. A village on tlio 'Wiscnn-
;in Central Line, in Ootlije county, ^1
miles northeast of .Jiineau, tlie county seal,
aLiJ8 from Mf.yville, tbe nearest banking
point. Tel., W. U. Kxp., N. P. Popu-
atioD, SCO. P. J. Zeidler, postmaster.
Anton George, flour mill.
I'ttker .lulius, harness.
Kcrn!j;»r<l .BoSjsb, General Store,
lifter John, wagonmaker.
iiuerger Caspar, blacksmith,
liuerger John, grain.
Dohberpfuhl Ferdinand, saloon.
r.ilert Hcv T K.
llauser Andrew, live stock.
Jacubitz C, bhicksmitli.
.Uiler Wm. blacksmith.
Kieiblock A, sliocmaker.
Krch C, rbcese mnfr.
Kuepcnick Julius, saloon.
Mraemer Mat, railroad, c.Kp and tel agent.
Uriig CltarSc.-*, Meats.
MacicjevYsky II. ea'.nnetmaker.
Xeveuz \V!n, saloon.
I'uls August, live stock.
C-^hmilz W'ni, physiciiu.
ScLultz Win, carpenter.
Tlieiscn Frank, general store.
TheibCn F & Co, furniture.
Theiseu Peter, farm impts.
U'eyer Peter, farm impts.
\\'olf Peter, bnnlier and shingles.
'XoUSler t'asil J, Jeweler, Stoves and
Tinware.
LONDON". A village on the C. & N.
^V. liy, in Dane county, '.^l miles east of
-Madison, the, county seat, and 3 from
Decrlield, the nearest banking point. Set-
tled in ISSl, it contains a grain elevator, a
creamery, a church and a district schoul.
Stages daily to Cainbriii.Te; fare, 'ih cent^.
Population, 200. Tel.,W. U. Exp., Am.
v)le Thostenson, postmaster.
Hackus it Co (Lewis W ]5acku3, James
Patterson), blaeksrailbs.
liaker C \V, baiber.
Ji'ire Wni, grocer.
Hate Wni O, hardware.
Kla.M'hka John, shoemaker.
< 'aiubtidgo Lumber Co.
Cobell .\ugust, painter.
ClitistoiVer Henry J, railroad, exp and tel
_ agent.
('"mniercial Hotel, K O P.adtke propr.
■<'ru^;,;r Lrnst L, harn... --lakcr.
Douglas James, veterinary surgeon.
Krouss Co, grain elevator.
Leiand T S\fc O S (Torger S and Ole S),
carpenters.
Lewis Ferdinand, carpenter.
Nelson Thomas, hotel,
lladtke Bros (Roliert II and Joseph AV).
general store.
Radike Roliert H, propr Commercial Hotel.
Konch & Seeber Co, creamery.
Sutter Bros, tobacco.
Thompson T 0 & Co, leaf tobacco.
Thostensou Ole, postmaster.
Wise Samuel A, general store.
Woelflert Max, meat market.
LONE PINE. A postofllce in Port-
age county, 1!S nules northeast of Stevens'
Point, the cimuly seat, .'3 east of Bancroft,
the nearest railroad station, and lb north-
cast of Plainlield, the nearest banking
point. Population, 2'). ?ilall, triweekly.
JL Curtis, postmaster and general store.
LONE ROCK. An incorporated vil-
lage located on the C, M. & St. P. Ry,
and on the AViscousin river, in Richland
county, 10 miles southeast of lilehland
Centre, the county scat. First settled in
1800, it now contains a water power flour-
ing mill, broom factories, '3 churches, a
public school, and a number of siicei.il and
general stores. A large stone (puirry in
the vicinity is being worked profitably.
Stage dally to Lavallo ; fare, :J;i. Kxp..
U. S. Tel., NV. U. Population, 100.
Byron Eldred, postmaster.
Beardsley J Fletcher, farm impts.
lieiioy Thomas, blacksmith.
Burroughs Loreh/.o, jeweler.
Hay Rev E (Congregational).
Dickinson Abner J, propr Itaskell House.
ICUsworth Bros (Eli !•: and Waller W),
>;.eiicral store.
Foster Arthur M, broom mnfr.
I'\iller Isaac, general store.
Fuller Justin W, police justice.
Garrison Miss Grace, milliuer.
Garrison Wra A, dentist.
HasKell House, A J Diekinson propr.
Hobart B F, incubator.
Houts Albert, meat market.
Jameson George, physician.
Jennings Nallianiel W, painter.
Kramer Wm, blacksmith.
liCe Aaron S, insurance.
I,one Rock Cornet Band, B A Telfair Idr.
McCartliy George, saloon.
Mead David E, hardware.
CtoasoJylilMuiieeS StJau! Pif/Lt^ru'estaad ilofcs!
ILLIliOlS i[(ITR.U 1 1
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Route ^rom
CHICAGO, SOUTH,
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■\V1SC0KSIN STATE GAZETTEEK
LOU
Ramsey George, railrond ami exp agt.
Kichison Jacdli L, blacksmith.
Schlousli Mlchae!, hnruess.
Smith John X. livery.
Sumner Jsmes, salonn.
Telfair Sirs U L, milliaer.
Thomas L G, j;rain.
Towsley George 15, restaurant.
Wallace .John, general store.
"Wolf Aliram, ilru.^'^ist.
Wood Nelson P, carpenler.
Woodbury Albert 2^1, livery.
LONGWOOD. A villr.-c in Clark
county, '21 miles north of Istillsvil'.e, the
county scat, and 5 south of V.'ithee, the
nearest railroad station. Thorp is the
nearest buukin:; p.iint. Stages d;iily to
Greeu-svood and AVit'ico. 1^'pulation, 2Q.
Mail, daily. .1. Gibson, postmaster.
Barr Ira C, blacksmith.
Brady C K, general store.
CiiibsoH J, Lumberman and Kotary.
Irish M, constable.
Jorgenson Lars, carpenter.
jMaynard G II, justice.
Schroder L, shoemaker.
Smith Kdff.'ird, hotel.
Wlthee N II, sav,- mill.
LOOKOUT. A poslollkv in BuIT.il..
county, Zi i!ii!r.s n"iih.a,4 of Alma, the
county seal, VA northwest of Independence,
the nearest railroad .station, and IS north-
west of Arcadia, Ihc nearest banking point.
Stages Bcmi-\veek!y to ludependence. .Mail,
Bcmi-weekly.
LOBAINE. A country posloflice in
Polk county, 25 miles from Osceola, the
judicial seat, and 10 from (Jumberhuid, the
nearest bank Incatiori and shippinir point.
Wail, by special supply. A. Jnhn^ou,
postmailer.
Grenquist S, saw mill.
J0I1118011 A, Farmer.
LOST CBEEK. A village in Pierce
counlv, 7 miles east fif Kllswoith. the
county seat, banking and Rhii)j)ing point.
Population, 20. JIail, semi-weekly. J. O.
IlarHhman, postmaster.
IIar^)utlllll J O, Geneial Store.
Ilaraluuan 1/ & Son, saw and llour mill,
llasler Peter, saw mill,
llines F jr. lumber.
Jauisch Kd, general store.
Vaudewater .NIrs C M. grocer.
Vandevialer J S, saw mill.
LOST LAKE. la Dodge coimty. 19
miles northwest cf .Juneau, the judicial
seat, 9 fri.n! Bt-aver Diim, the nearest bank-
ing point, and G from Paudolph, the near-
est railroad station. Mail, semi-weekly.
Population, 25.
Goodwin Thomas E, saloon.
Lupke F A. blacksmith.
O'Brien J r>, General Store.
LOUISBUEGH. A postoffice in
Grant county, L'.> miie.s southeast of Lan-
caster Court House, ond 9 northeast of
Bast Dubuque, 111., the nearest shijiping
point. Bank al Uubuque, la. Population.
To. Mail, daily. Louis lieifsteck, post-
master.
Hamts Jacob, wagonmaker.
lloifman \\"m, boots and shoes.
Kopeler Bernard, hotel.
Langc Josei)h A, blacksmith.
Leibliug Chris, hotel.
Long Josepli, stone mason.
Lyster A, constable.
Jlay Conrad, miner,
Kcifslcj-k E.ciiiis, General Store,
llichmond A Alining Co.
Schrjieanglcr Jthn, miner.
Schwerdt Igiuitz, tinsmith.
Vosberg .] .J, farmer.
LOUIS' COSNERS. A po.stoince
in 2<Ianitowoc cotmty, 2.") miles southv.'esl
of .Manitowoc, the county seat, and 0 from
Kiel, Die nearest railroad station. Ciiilton
is the nearer banklncr jioint. StaL'es tri-
weekly to Kiel and Manitowoc. IV^pula-
tion. .50. M.-.il, lri-^yeckly. II. W. Duecker,
postmaster.
Pirks Henry, .shoemr.kcr.
5?iic<'lii'r S! %V, General Store.
Klauk .Maihias, blacksmith.
Kuuz Wni, mason.
Landna .John, carpenter.
Loos John, farm inipts.
Maurer Frank, caipenter.
Thielke Frank, cheese factory.
LOUISVILLE. In Dunn county, 10
miles soutiieast of .Menomonie, the county
seat, and 5 southeast of Downsville, the
nearest railroad st.stion. Menomonie is
the nearest banking point. Stage to Me-
nomonie. Population, 300. Mail, tri-
weeklj'. J. B. Steves, postmaster.
Brown E 11, stage line.
Cronk I) M. meat market
Cronk S W, live stock and Yet surgeon.
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LOY
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,11 i;«v John (Mc■lholli.^t).
-iib.-iiigh JoUn N, bay prtss.
■lis Theoilore, live slock breeder.
• ve Win, truck garciener.
i?-ee FI S.horses and veterinary surgeon.
;i<aee O W, justice and live fctock.
iv^;'e T, horses,
ill J. hoistflioer.
;;itli Micliael. liiirber and carpenter.
i.vcf C E, builder.
{•vC-« .5 S, Live St'jck, Druf-s. Books
i.ui] Scbool i'urniluic.
.tcy F A, live ttcck.
.M-y F J, meat market,
.-ey F T, grain and live stock,
ildron II F, employment agent.
LOVASS. A postolVioe iu Vernon
1, iiinty, 12 miles north of Virnquu, the
• ..•.inty seat, and 4 northwest of Xcwry,
■.be nearest railroad station. Vir'.qiia is
'.iju teareat banking point. Popukaiop,
-J. Mail, semi-wtckly.
liiLdien Jolin C, boots and shoes.
LOWELL. In Dodge county, 0 miles
'''iilhwest of Juueiiu, the county sent, 3
; "rlheast of Ivecsevillc, tho nearest railroad
sialipn, and 13 south of iJcaver Dam, the
:.t.ir(:sl bankmg point. Stages dHJly to
llr.'-S'jville; fare, S5 rents. I'opulai'ion,
■MO. Mail, daily. Philip ]{eiahurd, post-
iLtt-ter.
-Vcliirman & Burgess, dressmakers.
Aibiins James, boots and shoes.
An.ts Oeorne, bed spring ninfr.
;'--ns .n F W, dni rsi.-^t. '
•U-ii'.on B. Sn, i'hv'icinn.
1; 'Imen K E, blacUsiiiilh.
('■ikins Milo, cauiagiuiakiT.
» "ipiuau .\ D, railroad, e.\p and tel agent.
'"lip S P, cattle denier.
j'^::stiiir John, blacksmith.
iirnvsFrcd, hotel,
i ilred D F, justice and notary.
' i-liiT Michael, saloon,
'■eii'cn George, saloon.
I'JHliam W U, physician.
l\.neiilzd Albert, wag>.iiniaker.
iMU-nl'/tl PG, phvMeiH,)
'-■••'benUiHl, black'smith.
> -aiz A II, furniture.
■J'd.tr Win, fiirm impts.
•^.:::irirk Clm.rles, shoemaker.
';■'■■■ .M F. ihuir mill.
'V, ",'","■<' '"t'llip, General Store.
^' '•! vV Ore-,V8. general store,
; -inier .John, liardware.
••i;Mr G W \V, huvyer and justice.
_•' .f^o.^ppli. iiools and shoes.
LOWER LYWXVILLE. Crawford
county, yuijie chanijcd to LyuxciUi:.
LOWVILLE. A postoflice in town-
ship of same name, Columbia county, l.j
miles southeast of Portage, the county
seat, and i\ east of Poyuette, the nearest
railroad station. Portage is the nearest
banking point. Populalion, 100. }ilai!,
tri-weckly. 11. E. Scovell, postmaster.
Brown L C, justice.
Delany II. veleritiary surgeon.
Evarts \V H. farmer.
Ilaight E E, farmer.
Hall J, farmer,
Henry F L, farmer,
■T'.linson D C, faimer.
!Matson II, farmer.
Scott E C, farmer.
Sfovfll J i~if. Live Stock Breeder.
LOYAL. On Bocl!; creek, in Clark
county, IG mile.'i northeast of Neillsvillc,
the county seat ami nearest banking point,
and 11 from Spencer, the nearest shipping
point. Populalion, -iOO, JIail, daily.
George Green, postmaster.
Allen G ^V, hotel and staves.
.Mien .1 S, shoeniaker.
Cli:rk«.-r <« IV, Restaurant.
Bradlield J L, idiysiciau.
Chesley A B, hardware.
Church Austin, live stock.
(lonnor Bcv .laini-,s (.^!etlu)dist).
Eschwi.i.'- Yaleiiline, blacksmith.
Graves A A, saw mill.
Graves & Co, tlour mill.
Owin Mrs E A, milliner.
Gwiii J C, general store and tlour.
Ueme'uway Pros, carpenteis,
Keonie Hev D (Adventlsl),
Linder J. stone mason.
Mulvey Henry S, dr\igs and hardware.
Mulvey A. (Graves, furniture.
I'liilpotI Harry, justice and notary.
Fhilpott H, blacksmith,
Philpott T B, general store. ,
Heed O E. shoemaker.
Hichardson Waul, farm inipts.
Hosenian Philip, saw mill.
Stow C G, confectioner.
Tiifiifr A IS, t iicesc Factory.
AVeaver Elias, constable.
AW-lsh \Vm, surveyor.
Young Edwin, barber.
LOYD. A town on Willow creek, in
Hichland county, IC miles northeast of
<»iir ,S(<)fU of S!<>XS\
OILS, !:i>i>irr» mi.t .iln>.lis i^ 1 oi>ii>li'«e.
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